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Keyboard Shortcut for Marker Timecode
I am new to Premiere so if there is a better way to do what I am asking, please educate me.
I shoot underwater video and end up with a collection of ~30 second clips. When I am composing a sequence I’ll take 5-8sec cuts from the clips (sometimes multiple from one) and add to timeline. I found that starting with a Mark In it is pretty common to take 5 sec from there which works more than not. To do this, I click the left time marker (on the Source panel) and enter “+5:00” which moves the marker forward 5 seconds, then “O” to mark out. Is there shortcut so that I don’t have to click on the timecode to enter a value? -
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There is always more than one way to skin a cat…
Try this with a full keyboard and the num keypad.
– With the Source open, tap the + key and enter 500, hit enter key.Done.
Cheers JB
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I only have the Macbook Air, no full keyboard. Can I setup a keyboard shortcut?
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In conjunction with KeyRemap4MacBook I was able to follow your guidance and achieve my goal. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
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[Walin Michi] “In conjunction with KeyRemap4MacBook I was able to follow your guidance and achieve my goal. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
“Walin, would you mind walking me through this? I am trying to do the same thing and I just downloaded KeyRemap4MacBook but I’m very confused. I cut about sixty 20 second clips a day.
Thanks,
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