Remove all cross dissolves

[Kevin Anton]

Here is an odd workaround to remove a lot of cross dissolves at once:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMqly8PBTcc

Forum topic on this:
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2416830

I know of no other ways to do this other than manually, but maybe someone else can chime in.

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[Joseph Freeman iii]

Kevin,

Thanks for your clever solution and links…This approach will eliminate much of the work.

A welcome future feature in Premiere Pro, hopefully.

Joseph

[Joseph Freeman iii]

I Spoke too soon.

When selecting all clips, in the speed/duration remap menu the percentage and duration is grayed out. If only a few (less than 20 or so), then this solution works.

[Tristan Finn]

man that is another feature I miss from Final Cut 7. Being able to search “Cross Dissolve” and have it highlight all of em and just hit delete.

Back when I was a AE, having to prep spots for finish it was a real pain to have to comb through to make sure I didn’t miss any fades before sending out the picture prep.

I guess it’s time to submit a feature request on adobe’s site

https://www.adobe.com/products/wishform.html

[Herb Sevush]

[Joseph Freeman III] “Is there a way to globally remove all instances of an effect, such as cross dissolve?”

Strangely enough there is a hardware solution:

https://palettegear.com/premiere-pro

Here’s is a tutorial

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=36&v=Mecr8wLpKf8

If you order this with just a single “button” controller you can easily program this button to delete any/all transitions highlighted.

You would think that if an external controller can do this you should be able to do this with keystrokes, but you can’t.

By the way, I have found that the other controller modules that Palette makes don’t do anything you can’t do by keyboard, so if interested just buy the single “button” controller.

Herb Sevush
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