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Opacity Stopwatch on by default. Why? Option to change?
This is driving me crazy, but I just realized that by default the opacity parameter, by default, has it’s stopwatch turned on. Why this is the case I have no idea, but now I have tons of opacity keyframes on all my clips, and what’s more, I’m not sure which are the ones I wanted and which I didn’t. The only option is to go through one by one.
Can anyone from adobe explain this decision? It seems very counterintuitive.
Thx.
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If you don’t like the current behavior of Premiere Pro, you can file a feature request: https://www.adobe.com/go/wish
Kevin Monahan
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Adobe After Effects
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I’ve filed 31, haha.
Is that to say turning off the stopwatch by default is not an option? I figured it was a long shot…
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At one point the stopwatch was turned off by default. But it caused so much trouble within Premiere it was turned on again.
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