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sort order
I renamed all my files in one file but they list alphabetically in the browser in PP. How do I change it to display them by original shot number which is still in the metadata so they will be in the correct shot order?
ronpesteshdvideo.com
JVC GY-HM600
Dell M6600
Adobe CS6 Production Premium
MacBook Pro
Apple Certified Master Pro FCS 2 -
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click the sort “diamond button” under the bin window, and choose “media start”.
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Peter Garaway
Adobe
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Wow, I’m not seeing what you are talking about. This needs to be in the media browser window not the bin window. Screen shot? Thanks.
ronpesteshdvideo.com
JVC GY-HM600
Dell M6600
Adobe CS6 Production Premium
MacBook Pro
Apple Certified Master Pro FCS 2 -
Hmm, I am using version 6 but don’t see those marks. Are they selectable in the user settings?
ronpesteshdvideo.com
JVC GY-HM600
Dell M6600
Adobe CS6 Production Premium
MacBook Pro
Apple Certified Master Pro FCS 2 -
Sorry this is a Premiere Pro CC feature.
Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro -
Hi Ron,
I saw on the Adobe forums what you were after. I responded there as well.
You can sort by Date Created in Premiere Pro CS6 in List View by going to the Project panel wing menu and selecting Metadata Display. From the Metadata Display dialog window, do a search for Date Created or go to > Basic> Date Created. Select the check box and click OK.
This would create a Date Created colum in the Project panel. You can then click on the click on the Date Created column heading to sort.
Best,
Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro -
wait… so the creative cloud version 6 is different than the non-creative cloud version 6???
ugh, can someone explain why non-creative cloud owners are being short-changed… or am I missing something…
thanks
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