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How to Toggle Clip Overlays to avoid changing opacity and/or audio levels?
I’m just moving over to Premiere Pro from FCP.
In the timeline, is there a way to not show the opacity and audio levels? Or to lock them? What I find is as I drag clips in the timeline, sometimes my cursor hits one of the yellow level-indicator lines and moves it up or down. In FCP there was a way to disable these level indicators with the “toggle clip overlays” button.
How does one do it in Premiere Pro?
Thanks.
david
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2 Replies
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Hi David,
That’s something you should very quickly get used to.
But, you can go on the left side of the track and choose hide keyframes.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
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