copy & paste markers

[Alex Udell]

I don’t think so….

you might…

Throw a transparent or adjustment video layer (you can create this in the project panel) on your sequences that have the markers and add matching markers to this clip in the timeline…

that way you can copy it to another sequence and it will retain all the markers you set…

not fun….but a solution….

Alex Udell
Editing, Motion Graphics, and Visual FX

[Ht Davis]

What do you mean, “Not fun”? It’s the way this type of edit was meant to be done. It’s usually not normal to move markers in such a fashion with old-skool edits, it’s just coming into the workflow. By adding the markers to the layer, it can be added non-destructively, and it can be edited the same way, while being reverted with a simple recopy of the original layers. Perfect for this kind of edit, and you can have the new sequences carry different frame rates. Bravo on the fix…
I’ve got a DEFAULT project that I saved with several adjustments etc in bins, I’m going to add a MARKERS bin with a default transparent layer for placing markers on, and then just copy that to each original sequence’s bin, so I can always have one to work with in that fashion. Rendering out the project should still yield the proper output to encore, and to a video file that allows for markers. You’re awesome. THX again.

[Jason Spencer]

I’ll try that. Thanks!

[Graham Withers]

As this is the first hit that google brings up, I thought I’d note – Premiere now has an option to do this under the “Markers” menu – “copy paste includes sequence markers”

Props to Video Revealed for the tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yndlLEi9_g

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