PP CS6: no keyboard shortcut for jump to next/previous keyframe???

[Jan Maitland]

The only way I know of to do this is the “snap to” shortcut that you can find within keyboard shortcuts. While I don’t do this myself, I have to imagine it won’t be as elegant as a simple key-mapped “go to”.

[Nick Natteau]

Thanks Jan. I think we should all request this as feature to be added in the next release (CS7). It doesn’t make sense that you have such keyboard shortcuts for move to next/previous keyframe in AE but not in PP since both programs use keyframes.

Thanks for your help.

[Dennis Radeke]

Premiere Feature Requests

[Brian Thomas]

I must be missing something deep here but what’s wrong with cursor key right to go to the next frame and cursor key left to go to the previous frame? That works for me 🙂

PP 5.5.2, iMac 24 3.06 8GB OSX 10.7 MBP 17″, 2.3 GHz 8GB. Near Geneva, Switzerland

[Gabriel Sanchez]

You can jump to previous or next keyframe clicking in white little arrows on both sides of the Create keyframe button (in effects control pannel or in the timeline).
Also, you can navigate to previous or next keyframe in the Effects control pannel timeline by dragging the playhead while pressing the Shift key.

Regards

[Nick Natteau]

That’s one way but I was looking for an immediate shortcut to jump from one keyframe to another. Since AE has this, I don’t under why PP doesn’t have it. I just filled out the feature request for this.

[Nick Natteau]

Thanks Gabriel! I guess that’s the next best thing to a keyboard shortcut. I’ll use that approach then.

[Gabriel Sanchez]

You´re welcome. Glad to have helped.

[Mike Kelly]

I thought I was crazy when I couldn’t find a keyboard shortcut for such a simple and obvious task. I’m glad I finally came across your post.

[Mpigott]

This has not been addressed even
with Premiere Pro CC 2015.1!!!!