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Avid Editor Having Issues With Premiere CC 2017, Can Anyone Lend A Hand
I have 2 issues, first one is when I mark and in/out on the timeline and I try to cut a clip in the clip goes way past the out point, its as if the out point isnt ever there? Seems to happen randomly, some times I get the exact in and out point and sometimes it ignores the out point, any help? My other issue has been driving me nuts, I’m trying to simply fade out the end of a song and I cant seem to get the cross fade to fade out past the end of the music track, it will only fade right to the end of the track and it wont give me the option to switch the fade to “end” only “start”? I tried all the audio transitions and theyre all the same I can only move the transition between 2 clips, I cant extend the fade past the end of the clip. In avid if I wanted to fade out a song underneith the start of a new song I would just move the clip to the next audio track down add a dissolve and bam. Am I missing something?
Thanks!
Larry -
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Premiere doesn’t have the ability to do dissolves past the end of a clip into an empty track. Thats an Avid thing, because the timeline in Avid is not empty, but rather is filler.
Not exactly sure whats going on with your editing from the source monitor.
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[larry tempesta] “I have 2 issues, first one is when I mark and in/out on the timeline and I try to cut a clip in the clip goes way past the out point, its as if the out point isnt ever there? Seems to happen randomly, some times I get the exact in and out point and sometimes it ignores the out point, any help? “
Do you have any in and out points marked in the sequence?
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Yes, I mark and in and out in my sequence and when I cut in my clip it goes way past the out point ignoring the out
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If you’re not getting a window prompting you to choose how the edit will behave (ignore in, ignore out, fit to fill) then you’ve probably chosen to ignore out by default. The default behaviour setting should be found under the preferences.
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Hey Tero, it worked! Thanks for the help! It’s weird why that wouldnt be the default setting for Premiere but thanks man!
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“The thing I miss is the lack of Avid’s “t” keyboard shortcut — highlight the clip, hit the t key and you’ve got the in & out point on the timeline. Very handy for replacing clips. I haven’t yet found its equivalent”
Dave,
Wouldn’t the X key (mark clip)do that for you (provided you have the track targeted?
It would be nice if you could map ‘Replace With Clip/in Source Monitor, Match Frame” to the keyboard. This requires no marks at all. -
Hey Dave, I just figured out the “t” function. Its called “mark Selection” in the keyboard menu, its already mapped to “/” key but if you search it you can drop it on the “t” key.
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Larry’s suggestion is better. Marks the clip you click on and does not require track targeting.
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