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In’s and Out’s
This may sound stupid, but I cannot find a way to set an In Point or an Out Point. I am sure everyone hates this phrase but, Here it comes… In AVID I can hit a hotkey and enter an in point or enter an out point. the same can also be done in the sequence. Is this not possible.
Thank In Advance.
Dan
A cut is a cut & a dissolve is a disolve, and not just anybody with a system is a pro.
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It is possible, and with the exact same keyboard shortcuts. “I” for IN, and “O” for OUT. Works just like it does in Avid. Keyboard basics are the same….J-K-L and I-O.
Shane
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Yes I & O works for me, but annoyingly if you drag a title from the bin to the timeline WITH an I O marked, Premiere doesnt respect the out point!
Id love to know how to make it respect the I O
PeterPost Production Dubbing Mixer
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O.K…. I think I got this lost in translation. I can go far enough back to say the words CMX3600 or Grass Valley Switcher
(and oh man do I miss those days sometimes.) On my old CMX there were buttons that read “Set In” & “Set Out”.
I could hit said buttons and type in my time code… i.e. Set in 00:00:01:00 and this would set the in point for 1 Sec.That’s what I am looking to accokplish. Thanks for the Quick response to my Original question. I just wish I hadn’t wasted your time.
A cut is a cut & a dissolve is a disolve, and not just anybody with a system is a pro.
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You can type in timecode in source/program/sequence panels.
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