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@ Michael Szalapski your idea of dragging the folder into AE only works when there is nothing else in there. A .mov file already ruins that idea.
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Back in the really old days, there was an application called Shake, that would display sequences not as a whole bunch of single lines of files but as a one icon each (when one switched to that view). That was the best importing ever.
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2 votes0 comments · Premiere Rush » Editing in the Timeline & Preview Monitor · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Uwe Wiesemann
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yes, this is really needed. The trick (mentioned here somewhere) to drag and drop of a folder containing sequences does import only one sequence. So with multipasses one is pretty much busy clicking like crazy or buying a plugin just for that. NothingReal (yes, the Shake-people) had figured that one out decades ago.