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It's a decent feature request. That said, your exports can fail if you use punctuation marks in your file name. I would avoid those for now.
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The team knows about the issue. A bug has been filed.
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You can assign a key to the duplicate command.
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FWIW: If the mogrt is created in Premiere Pro, then keyframes are accessible.
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See if it is fixed in Beta.
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Upvoted.
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I worked around the issue by making .mogrts containing the effects from AE. It works.
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Hi Lukas,
Sorry for the problem. Premiere Pro considers "." a punctuation mark, not a decimal point.Sorry to say that using periods in media production is not an accepted process. Though I'm not sure why the change was made, it was probably for good reason.
The user guide will soon contain the following information addressing your issue.
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How to name a file?
Here are some general file naming best practices:
Avoid using special characters such as : ; / \ , . { } [ ] ( ) * ? < > |! $., which certain creative tools, file formats, and operating systems don't support.
Don't make overly lengthy file names. Some operating systems have a character limit of 255.
Describe dates and times in the following order: year, month, day, hour, minute, and second. This is especially crucial when dealing with colleagues from other countries because standard date formats don't apply everywhere.
Try maintaining a constant sort order by incorporating leading zeros in clip numbers. For instance, "05" instead of "5".
Don't use the word "final" when versioning an export to deliver to another department.
Maintain your sequences/time lines' version numbers in sync with the exports. If the timeline says "v5", the export must also say "v5". If they don't match, it will be challenging to cross-reference input on a given cut with the proper modification.
I hope this info helps you move forward without using periods or any other punctuation marks.
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Good one, Dmax! Upvoted.
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Spam.
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List View > L or R arrow keys is a pretty fast way to open bins. Agree with you if you are in Icon View with your bins. Personally, I never view bins in Icon View, I stay in List View, and this is one good reason. Typically, I only use Icon View inside of bins.
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It would be cool to have the option to show/hide this bar. Upvoted.
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I have it working, Danny. What is your method?
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Hey there, Mike. Bug Reports are in the realm of the product team, and I am in support. I would be happy to upvote the bug report, and I will further advocate for a fix. Hopefully, we'll get a response from the devs on this.
Sorry if there was any confusion given on my part.