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Automatically create one sequence per clip with 100+ clips
I’m using Premiere CC to create large amounts of stock footage clips between 5 and 20 seconds each. I’m stuck with about 100 individual clips I cut from my raw footage and dropped into my timeline. (sequence 01) I don’t want to have to copy, cut, create a new sequence and paste each of clips. Is there a way to do that more efficiently like to automatically have one new sequence created per clip for a large amount of clips?
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6 Replies
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Sorry…your post is a little unclear….
did you start with a clip and now you have 100 edits that you like each one to be a sequence?
or you have a 100 clips in the project panel and you want 100 sequences (but for some reason you put them in s single seq?)
what are you trying to do with them?
I’ll help if I can…
Alex Udell
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Thanks for your reply and sorry for my poor description of the problem. Yes I have 100 clips in my project panel and I want to create 100 sequences out of them, and yes I put them in a single sequence.
I’m ultimately trying to have each clip in a single sequence in order to batch-encode them all and have them submitted to various stock footage agencies.
Thanks again for your help!
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Why not just bring them directly in Adobe Media Encoder?
Vince Becquiot
San Francisco Bay Area
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Yep….even if you are marking selects in the source viewer…
those marks will be accessible in media encoder without having them in a sequence…
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Oh wow thanks guys I didn’t realize I could do that! Will Adobe Media Encoder create unique names for each file like Sequence 01, Sequence 02 etc?
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Yes it will, you could also select all your clips in the Premiere project panel and select export to Media Encoder, same reult.
Vince Becquiot
San Francisco Bay Area
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