Kevin Monahan
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In Premiere Pro CS Next you will have the ability for the editor to import individual items from Project B into Project A via the Media Browser. Pretty slick.
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Yes, I’ve heard that pricing from Creative Cloud in Australia will be very competitive. This is very good news.
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Thanks for suggesting Prelude.
BTW, we’ve got some new features in Prelude worth checking out. Info here: https://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2013/04/whats-new-next-in-adobe-prelude.html
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I just saw this article, check it out: “Closing NAB 2013 Thoughts: Why Adobe Anywhere is the Only Tool That Will Actually Make You a Better Filmmaker”
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You should be able to import those files via the Media Browser? The files are supported in Premiere Pro CS5, and later.
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[Brooks Tomlinson] “So have they fixed the thumbnail view so you can sort the clips you hover scrub?”
Yes, and there’s lots of sort options:
User Order
List View Sort
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Name
Label
Media Type
Media Start
Media Duration
Video Usage
Audio Usage
Tape Name
Comment
Scene
Shot
Good
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Ascending Order
Descending OrderHope that works for you.
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Hi Tom,
On behalf of Adobe, I want to say sorry for not giving you and others in the community the information you desire regarding how future versions of our software will be priced. I can understand how vital that might be for your business. I also am sorry for the negative experience you had.Unfortunately, those of us from Adobe working on the forums and in the social space do not have the final word on how future pricing might work. Until we ship the software, that information is not yet known, even by those of us that support users on the forums.
Again, apologies to you and the community. We will all know how things will work once we ship.
Thanks,
KevinKevin Monahan
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It’s being demo’d in the far corner of the booth. Check it out.
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Look for me in the Adobe booth in the customer information area in the day time, M-Th.
At night I’ll be at: Limelight, MMB, Adobe Party, AJA party, and manning the tables at the SuperMeet.Kevin Monahan
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[Craig Shields] “Does the playhead now snap to the cut point after doing a Ripple?”
If you drag with the tool, then no, it behaves the same way. You might look into two other alternatives using keyboard shortcuts which puts the playhead on the cut faster and easier when doing a ripple trim.
1. Ripple Trim Next/Previous Edit to Playhead (not available in FCP7)
2. Extend Edit (which works on Ripple and Roll edit selections (FCP7 worked on Roll selections only).Ripple Trim to Playhead was a feature I use really often. I never reach for the Ripple Trim tool any more.
Please make a feature request if you want the playhead to snap to the edit point after a ripple trim: https://www.adobe.com/go/wish
Kevin Monahan
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