Repeat clip notification in Premiere Pro 2?

[Dave Friend]

Yes it does. The bin has a column available that shows video and audio usage counts. Also, when you select a clip in the bin there is addition info available. At the top of the bin (where the playable picon of the clip is located) to the right of the picon is a tiny triangle. Click the triangle to dislplay a list of the locations (every place on every timeline) where the clip is used. Click one of the list items and you will be transported to that clip useage instance in the timeline.

Perhaps even better than the avid?

Dave

[Troy Murison]

Not in the way you speak of. There are columns in the project folder
that indicates the number of instances a clip is used in the project,
but that’s it. And if you have multiple sequences with that clip in
it, that column just tallies the uses for all sequences. There’s no
way in PPro to show reused portions of clips like in Avid in the timline.
That would be useful though! Submit a feature request with Adobe!

-Troy Murison
Seattle, WA

[Jamie Hoarty]

Dave and Troy,
Many thanks for your help! Better than Avid? Not really, since the Avid displays what portion of the clip has been repeated. If you have a 2 minute clip that you use different potions of throughout the timeline, Adobe claims multiple uses for that 2-minute clip. Avid goes beyond this and shows what portion(s) of that 2-minute clip have been repeated.

[Baz Leffler]

Don’t bother with the feature request.. I have put one in for each version since Premiere 6.0… ZIPPO NOTHING.. NIL… It must have gone in the too hard basket! Now my crusade is to get ‘export to AAF’ to function… I think that is in the too hard basket also.

Another LARGE failing between Premiere and Avid is timecode. You get a timecode break in Premiere while offlining and you are doomed in online! but Avid.. NO WORRIES!

One day when Adobe sort this program out it will probably deserve the ‘PRO’ addition to its title.

Baz