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How to loop clips
Is there a way to easily loop a clip? (Other than placing multiple copies end-to-end in a nested sequence)
In AE, I can turn on time remapping, add a loop_out() expression and drag the layer’s length to infinity. Anything like that in PPro?
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5 Replies
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There is a loop function in Pro but that is only for viewing.
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no….
but you could send the clip to AE as a dynamic linked comp and do the loop as you describe in your post…
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Alex Udell
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This is really a missing feature imo.. I assume that doing the dynamic link rountrip will add to system load?
I need to be able to add film grain to my footage in premiere.
The best looking film grain I have achieved so far is by placing a layer of scanned grain footage above my other layers and blend it using overlay at 35& opacity. I like however, to be able to adjust the amount (opacity) to my liking, and this is tedious to do if working with multiple instances of the noise footage on one layer.. Am I missing something?Daylight broke me loose and brought me back
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For the grain you can make an adjustment layer and download presets like Jarles’ Presets found online and place it above your clips in the timeline and lower the opacity accordingly. That way you don’t have to adjust each clip
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I found the answer on YouTube:
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You need to reveal the Loop button with the ‘+’ button to the lower right of your main Program viewer. Then set your Mark In / Out points on the timeline to the clip you want to loop.
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