Micah Haun
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Assuming you have a num pad, you can just start typing the timecode. Make sure you don't have any clips selected or it will move them.
If you're on a laptop with no num pad, I think you're out of luck unless they take your suggestion.
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I don't know if Adobe will be able to do anything about that since it's a RedGiant plugin. Did you use the RedGiant support or forums?
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Disagree. Clips in sequences need master clips in the bin. You can use "remove unused" to get rid of clips that aren't being used or put them in a bin if you just don't want to see them. There's really no reason to delete master clips if they are still being used.
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They're actually gone? I get tons of warnings about Obsolete Audio effects when opening old projects, but they're still there and they still work.
I've moving over to Single Band Compressor and Hard Limiter in place of dynamics, though I actually just noticed there is a new "Dynamics" effect that at a glance looks about the same as the old one. Haven't tried it yet. Parametric EQ works about the same as the old EQ.
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Automatically adding tracks to accommodate inserted clips was a popular feature request, and is unlikely to be removed
Would you prefer a warning?
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AdminPatrick Palmer
(Director of Product Management, Pro Video and Motion Design, Adobe DVA)
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Hi Florian,
while this is a rather critical and large change to the way the application works and will take some time to be implemented, we’ll definitely put this under consideration.
There’s more than one solution to this problem, though.
A good short term opportunity is to use the parallel install feature in the creative cloud application. It should help to at least take away some of the issues working with people on a different version of the application.
Another thing worth keeping in mind is that you can install CC on two different machines (if you’re on an individual subscription). That gives you additional opportunity to keep different versions around for compatibility reasons.
I’ll update the status of this request as we move along.
If you have further thoughts on this matter, please keep them coming.
Thanks
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It could function as more of an import than an open. Some new features and effects won't work, but the majority of the core edit information doesn't change year to year.
A legacy save ability would be nice (Illustrator can do this, After Effects too to a lesser extent), but to truly alleviate the issue for most users, we really need to be able to open newer versions without having to open in the latest version. Ideally we can just open the project (probably being prompted to re-save somewhere new like when we open old projects) and get warnings about anything that doesn't translate. Not perfect, but an improvement over having projects be stuck in the versions they started in. It could also be a separate utility since that wouldn't require an update to all previous versions of Premiere.
Bigger picture, it would be good for project types to change only when absolutely necessary, not just with every version release.
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That's normal. It's playing back at lower quality settings to make it easier for your system to play back at full speed. If your computer can handle it, turn on high quality. If not, be glad you had the option to play back at full speed even if it means lower quality.
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CC for teams probably makes that terms of service comment irrelevant. Everyone does have their own account anyway. Switching accounts is a pain and easy to forget, so if I do realize I have up the wrong settings, it would be nice to not have to completely shut down work just to change it.
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You can already do this. Add a Dynamics effect onto the master track in audio track mixer. Enable the the limiter and set it to -6 (or whatever maximum value you want). That will keep your levels under the specified value. I usually set a compressor as well so it doesn't hit the limiter as fast.