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Join Through Edit Function?
FCP has a function where you can re-connect two clips in the timeline that are from the same clip and match up in timecode called ‘Join Through Edit’. Does Premiere Pro have anything like this?
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I am interested in that as well… any news?
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Hi fellow FCP users now using PPro. This feature is not in current versions however I know it has been added as a feature request many times since the mass migration. The more its requested the more its likely to come 🙂
Here is the feature request link.
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishformJB
Jon Barrie
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Here’s a terrible solution…
I was also looking to find a “join through edit” feature in Premiere Pro; the reason is I had created all my cuts on the wrong clip (the one above the one I was actually working on). Solution: I simply selected all the cuts I’d made except the first one and deleted them. I then went back to the first cut and dragged it out to the end making it one single clip again.
Terrible, but it worked.
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An obvious work around is to delete the second half of the clip and drag the first half out again.
Being a FCP refugee I agree, a “join though edit” function would be great. I must say I very much enjoy how the whole Adobe Creative Suite works seamlessly together.
Jordan
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I’d love to know the answer to this as well, it’s been driving me crazy… =(
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The answer is no. At this point in time PrP does not have a join function, that I am aware of.
Make a request.
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
Tom Daigon
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