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Premiere Pro CS6 Ripple Delete Problem
Hello…..one more thing…
I’ve had my first try on Premiere Pro 6 today and I’m getting used to it already (moving from FCP7)
One problem I can’t resolve is marking in and out points on the timeline and trying to ripple delete like you can so easily in FCP.
I’ve been told it’s shift delete but nothing works.
I’ve tried on my Macbook Pro and my MacPro and the same problem on both.
I have also checked the keyboard settings are correct.Any help really appreciated
Thank you….
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PrP doesn’t function in that manner. You need to razor the in and out points then do the ripple delete.
Feature requests can be made here…
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
Tom Daigon
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The keyboard shortcut to Ripple Delete is: Option-Delete
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Actually, that does not work with an IN and OUT set in the timeline. That only works with “selected” clips in the timeline. To perform a “ripple” edit with and IN and OUT set, you have to hit the “extract” key. (it’s the comma, quote key).
Just make sure you all your video and audio tracks are patched. Or even better, patch which tracks you want to ripple delete.
Now if only the “markers” would ripple delete too. A good feature request for all readers.
Hope this helps…
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Just hit ‘
(no modifier key)
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How to do a ripple cut in Premiere Pro CC
Select a clip or Select a portion of a clip with IN & OUT.
Extract it with ( ‘ ) Apostrophe Command
And paste it with Cmd+V for over write edit or use Cmd+Shift+V to do an insert edit.
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