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  • Typing a timecode in the Source Clip Window

    Posted by Gchoquette on November 17, 2005 at 9:44 pm

    Hi!

    Let’s say I have a clip that starts at timecode 01;00;10;00. If I double-click it to open it in the source clip window and I type the timecode 01;01;00;02 (I actually type 0101002), it won’t go anywhere. But if I type 2000, it will get me 20 seconds later (01;00;30;00). Then, if I type 1000, it will take me back to 01;00;20;00. Basically, Premiere seems to think I’m typing a duration, starting from the begining of the clip.

    Is this a normal thing in Premiere 1.5? I get this behavior on two computers with different video cards, and I’m using the numeric keypad.

    Thanks!

    Tim Kurkoski replied 20 years, 9 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Tim Kurkoski

    November 18, 2005 at 4:14 pm

    Odd. This is working fine for me. Try using some clips that have lower timecode start values and see if it’s any better. I know Premiere Pro has occasionally had problems with timecode values over 1 hour.

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