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Bug: Setting in and out points on a timeline in the program monitor not reflected in Project Monitor
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All,
first of all I wanted to thank everyone for making this a productive conversation over the last couple of days.
As several people responded to my comment about keeping the tone civilised, I need to dwell on that for a minute. Please hear me out, this is important to everyone on my crew and I hope it will be to you.
Saying that we shouldn't be surprised when things get heated is very problematic in my opinion. How do you expect a junior person on my team to respond to a technical question when it is combined with something that can easily be described as hate speech? How do you think we can actually come together on actual issues when there's already the assumption that we're a big faceless corporation, not even listening to our customers?
People on my team have received threats. I've been there over the years,…
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Oh, that's a good tip, Jan. I usually use shift i and shift o to go to the in and out points respectively and then click in the source monitor and set each point again. Moving them requires fewer clicks and keystrokes, but is also less accurate. Hopefully Adobe will fix this issue! I run into this multiple times every day because I have all of my raw footage in sequences.
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I support this, but I think it would work for more people if it were more customizable. Let me choose the exact intervals when I press the L key so that I could have 1x as the first speed and 2.5x when I press it twice. Others might choose 2x as the first speed, etc.
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Agreed 100%! I never want to zoom in to the time indicators in the source or record monitors, and when I do it accidentally it drives me nuts. This is my biggest request for Premiere - a shortcut to zoom the timeline no matter what panel is in focus.