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Sorting order in Icon view
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It also works in the same bin, if you just cut the clips from list view, change (the same) empty bin to icon view, and then paste the clips.
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I had this issue too and I just found the solution after cursing at the screen a few times. lol Here is a picture.
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Using the media browser sorted by name or in many cases file number, I was able to drag them into a bin all at once in order. I first tried one at a time then two then 10 and then I deleted the clips in the bin and then brought them all in. That import window doesn’t work. This worked for me.
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Where did you click to get this popup??
Richard Thompson
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Next to the zoom controller on the bin there is a doble arrow icon. You click on it and you can pick how you want to sort it out.
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Thanks!
I found the double arrow on the project pane but not on the media browser.
FWIW, I would like to sort the media browser display while in icon view.
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Guys, the original problem was related to Premiere Pro CS6, which didn’t have sorting option built in. In CC versions there is no such problem, as Alex described – there is multiple sort options. As for media browser the not-so-great workaround is switching to list view, and then on top of the column you can click on “NAME” to set ascending or descending sort.
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There is a setting near the thumbnail preview button click the arrow <> up/down to set to arrange by name or any order you like.
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Great Tip! Thank you so much.
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You welcome Justin.
I’m here for any other questions.Axel Arzola
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