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Simple way to add marker duration
Hey everyone,
So this is something I did all the time in FCP.
Load a clip into the source monitor, play to a point that’s usable, hit “m” to set a marker, play forward, hit “opt+`” to set an out point for the marker. Easy and fast way to mark up footage for selects.
Any way to accomplish this in PP?
The marker dialog in PP is a little unwieldy and slow comparatively, as is guessing and typing in a duration or dragging an out point. I’m trying to avoid using any input device besides at keyboard. I’ve scoured the key command editor in PP, but haven’t been able to find anything.
Thanks!
-Graham
OSX 10.7.4, Windows 7
Adobe CS6
FC Studio 3
DaVinci Resolve
Octo 2.26GB MacPro, 32 GB RAM -
3 Replies
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Right now, the best way to log temporal markers for in real time is via Prelude which is a product designed for logging. I agree that accessing a temporal marker in Premiere Pro is unwieldy and I hope we make it easier in the future.
Dennis – Adobe
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I too was wondering how to do marker out points like in FCP7. Can you explain how to do this is Prelude?
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Here’s all of the Adobe TV videos for Prelude –
https://tv.adobe.com/search/?q=preludeHere’s one I did that should give you a basic overview:
https://tv.adobe.com/watch/cs6-creative-cloud-feature-tour-for-video/how-to-use-prelude-in-broadcast-news-workflows/Let me know if they help.
Thanks,
Dennis – Adobe
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