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I've customized a shortcut to the "cut" tool - Shift+Z. HUGE time saver.
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I just had to run a work around to save back from CC 2019 to 2018, the difference in the preview time is so remarkable. I could have saved hours editing had I done this in CC 2018 from the start..
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We should be able to save down to the last version of the software and here's why.
• RISK: installing and working only from the latest version of adobe software is very risky with all the hidden bugs that happen every major update.
• FILE SHARING: not everyone takes said risk and works to the latest update.
• FILE RECOVERY: like the situation I'm in now, I worked 20 hours on a project that only now will crash every time it's opened. I have a minute which would be long enough to save a file but is not workable.
• PROMOTES STAYING UP TO DATE: if users can save down, the risk is lessened and promotes more users to provide valuable user data.
Saving to XML: This option does not save applied effects reliably which can mean hours added to the project deadline.
This feature has been needed and requested for over 3 years now. Other adobe softwares have had this feature for over 10. It's time...
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I was literally just writing up this very thing. It's such a waste of time to work around what could be so quick and simple. Pre-comps and using multiple track mattes can get very confusing in the timeline when making adjustments.