Fran Roig
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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That effect has now a different name in French - "Modification"
Thanks,
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi,
That function already exists in Premiere. It's called Close Gap. You can find it in the top bar menu Sequence. Or you can assign a shortcut to it.
Thanks,
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi,
It sounds like you are using legacy QuickTime codecs. Please read the below link:
https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/multi/quicktime7-support-dropped.html
https://eclecticlight.co/2018/04/17/is-apple-about-to-drop-quicktime-dvd-and-iwork-support-and-compressor/Thanks
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi,
That screenshot doesn't show the issue. Could you re-upload it?
Thanks!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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To mute all tracks, you can always shift + click the mute button in any audio track.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Please update your drivers and let us know if that helps.
Thanks!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi,
If I get your request correctly, we already have these options in Premiere.
You can create multicams with the audio sequence settings set to "All Cameras"
All Cameras uses all audio channels in the source clips. This setting is similar to the Camera 1 setting. Only the video portion of the source sequence is multicam-enabled. Audio-follows-video is not supported for this setting. All audio is unmuted (up to 32 channels). The number of unmuted channels of source audio determines the number of active output channels of the sequence.
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640 votesUnder Review · 64 comments · Premiere Pro » Effects & Transitions · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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This sounds like you have Selection Follows Playhead enabled.You can turn it off by going to Sequence in the top bar menu. Let me know if that helped.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi,
Thanks for posting the crash report. We've had a look into it, and saw Premiere crashed while clicking on the stopwatch. I guess you were trying to delete all keyframes at once. But we are unable to reproduce this problem on our side. Can you still reproduce this problem on your side?
Regards,
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Thanks for reporting this. I will report this directly to our team.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi,
In Premiere, you can create presets for track configuration, and assign them shortcuts. Find these two options in the timeline burger menu. I would suggest to use them if you are working with a large number of audio (or video) tracks.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi Michael,
I would suggest to use Nest Sequences, and apply the adjustment layer inside the nested sequence, or apply the effects on the nested sequence itself.
Thanks,
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi Roei,
Incremental Saving is basically an automated Save As function. I can see it is faster, but not sure if there is a great benefit out of it.
Just by pressing Shift+Cmd+S, it will open the save as dialog, and you will be able to save an increment by hand.
Premiere also has "Save a Copy", which will save the current status in a backup copy and will let you work in the current project.
An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi,
Premiere Pro creates increment projects when auto saving like After Effects. You have to go to Premiere Pro --> Preferences --> Auto Save, and modify "Maximum Project Versions".
You can even have a backup project in the Creative Cloud.
Let me know if this is what you are looking for.
Thanks,
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi Timothée,
Thanks for posting your idea. It's the first time I hear this feature request from a video editor! Let's hope other people vote for it.
All the best,
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi Brian,
Thanks for posting your idea!
We have an even better workflow that might help you out. There are 4 shortcuts called:
Apply default video transition from Playhead
Apply default video transition to Playhead
Apply default audio transition from Playhead
Apply default audio transition to PlayheadThese shortcuts will add the default transition based on track selection (or clip selection) and playhead position.
Hope it helps!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi Chan,
Thanks for posting your idea.
Usually we tend to leave audio in the same audio track because most editors like to work with specific audio tracks, such as: A1-A2 for voice overs, A3-A4 for SFX, A4-A5 Music, etc...
But let's wait if other people vote your idea!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi,
Thanks for posting your suggestion. There is a hidden gem to do exactly what you are asking for.
First hold shift and drag a lasso-selection on top those clips you want to de-select. Then without releasing the mouse, revert the lasso-selection - move the selection away from those clips.
Those clips will be now de-selected.
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27 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi,
Thanks for reporting this. This is a known issue, and we are currently having a look into it.
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5 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Fran Roig
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Hi,
As an anonymous has already said, exporting markers is possible. Are you looking for something different or specific?
It sounds like you workspace might be temporarily corrupted. Did you try "Reset to Saved Layout"?
Thanks,
Fran