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Match frame from Source Monitor to Program Monitor
I know the “m” command is good for matching frame back from a sequence to the source clip. But every now and then, especially when I’m cutting a long sequence or if I’m using the same material in 2 or more different sequences, I sometimes need to know where I’ve put a particular shot or soundbite in one of several cuts. In FCP, I can find the moment in my Viewer, hit the “F” button, and match forward to where it’s used in the Sequence (Canvas/Timeline), but I can’t seem to do that with Premiere Pro i.e. match frame from Source to Program/Timeline. Is this just a missing feature or is there a command I don’t know about?
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This clip has been used 4 times.
Selecting one of the them will set the Playhead on the clip in question in the timeline.
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Not as precise as match frame forward for the instances I was thinking of, but this method works well, especially if the moment’s used multiple times, then it’s actually more effective. Thanks much.
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