Match Frame from Source Monitor to clip in Timeline

[Dustin Parsons]

Nope, sadly this has no been fixed yet. I would advice putting in a feature request for it though: https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
If we make a big enough stink about it they will eventually add it in… maybe.

[Sid Harry] “I finally said good bye to FCP and of course I desperately try to make PP work like FCP.”

I’ve been working exclusive in PPro for a few months now and there are still a number of things the 5-6 year old FCP 7 did that PPro can’t or… can but requires a lot more work. The main thing that bothers me about PPro now is how often they want me playing around on the left side of the tracks – patching, locking, targeting, etc… I used to never even look over there in FCP but now my editing flow is disrupted all the time.

You’ll find some things to like about PPro definitely, but there will be a million little things that annoy you along the way (no hot key for locking all audio or video tracks, copy and pasting clips always puts them on V1 unless you have all tracks untargeted, stupid stuff that might never get fixed but would save all editors a ton of time).

[Truls Lie]

Another why the matchframe should also go the other way, is when you Find markers in a long clip from the marker window, which makes you jump to the right point – and then want to go back to timeline where this point is, to edit and cut out a smaller part etc.
Since there is no “All markers” window for all the timeline clips, you have to jump back and forth to source monitor. Especially in interviews with some 15 minutes clips adding up to an hour.

A “F” key to get back to timeline would help enormously!

[Peter Garaway]

Hi All,

In case you didn’t see ‘Match Frame from Source Monitor to clip in Timeline’ will be in the next CC update. It goes by the name ‘Reverse match frame’. See post below with all of the other features.

Best!

https://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2014/04/thenextpremiereproccrelease.html

Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro

[Jase Lindgren]

The new update to Premiere that just came out today has finally added “reverse match frame,” which will do exactly what you are asking.
Hope that helps even though it’s been so long!