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Scaling copy bug
I frequently use oversized clips in my sequences, like 4K shots inside 1080 timelines. I normally use “set to frame size” when I edit, so a 4K clip has a 50% value. If I need to punch in, then the scale might change to 75% with a slight X/Y position offset. When I copy-and-paste clips between sequences, this type of sizing information is lost. Generally position information is retained, but the scale value is wrong. Are others seeing this bug? It’s been there for several CC versions. Any suggestions?
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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7 Replies
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Yes.’ The only solution is to turn off auto set to frame size
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[John Pale] “Yes.’ The only solution is to turn off auto set to frame size”
Do you mean when you make perform the paste function? I know you mean in general, but would it work if only off when you paste?
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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I have the same problem and it ‘s quite an annoyance. If the solution is to turn off auto set to frame size that’s great but where is that setting now in Premiere?
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Not in front of my system now, but I think it’s in Preferences/Media
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If the setting is turned off, paste works correctly.
If it is on, motion settings don’t get included in pastes. -
Thanks.
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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[greg janza] “I have the same problem and it ‘s quite an annoyance.”
Yes, a big time PITA.
Herb Sevush
Zebra Productions
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