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Hey everyone! I consider myself pretty well versed in Premiere and key commands but I haven't been able to figure out if this exists. It would really speed up my workflow for daily selects because I wouldn't have to keep using the mouse to go to the next clip.

When I'm doing selects I go through and open each clip and mark my I/O and then drop them into a selects sequence. Having to mouse over to the bin and double click on another clip to load it into the source monitor really slows me down.

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It is Shift+O to open a clip from your Project to your Source panel. You can set your in & out and move the playhead in your icon view in the Project panel too. If you double-click to open the clip into your Source panel it will use the playhead location you have set in the Project icon view. If you use the keyboard shortcut it will first use the in point of the source clip but once it has been opened in the Source panel it uses the location you last left the playhead in the Source panel.

I like to set my in & out in the icon view of my Project panel then I load all the clips in my Source panel. I added a keyboard shortcut for Next and Previous view to flip through my clips in the Source panel.

I was excited to finally use these keyboard shortcuts (Source Clip: Next / Previous) BUT I was sadly dissapointed when I realized the shortcut isn't bringing me to the "next" or "previous" clip. Instead, it will pull up a random clip, sometimes in a completey different bin / folder. Anyone else having this problem?

I drag all clips from a bin I want to work with to the Source Monitor. They are now "loaded" into the Source Monitor. Next, set Keyboard Shortcuts for Previous/Next Clip for the Source Monitor. I set up Ctrl/CMD L and R arrows as shortcuts to call up clips much more quickly than having to load them from the Project panel. This way, I don't have to keep selecting the Project panel for select next/previous clips as they are already loaded into Source. Try it.

Thanks Kevin and Katie, those are both great solutions! And yes, I use Insert and Overwrite to drop clips into the timeline. I hate mousing when I don't have to! Thanks a lot for this - love this community!

I have a better solution I just came up with, which overcomes this limit, but it requires a macro mouse or keyboard, or the Excalibur plugin. Instead of loading up to 51 clips in the Source Monitor at a time, you open them one at a time, but doing so is as easy as using the 'Source Clip: Previous/Next' shortcuts.

Step 1: Make the Project window the active window

Step 2: Move Selection Down (for next clip) or Up (for previous clip)

Step 3: Open in Source Monitor (this step automatically sets the focus back to the Source Monitor, allowing the user to instantly review the new clip)

This solution allows users to open any number of clips in the Source Monitor, one by one, quickly and efficiently with a single keyboard shortcut. Once the limit of 51 clips is reached in the Source Monitor, opening a 52nd clip simply closes the first clip in the list, and so forth. This isn't a problem because any clip that gets closed automatically has already been reviewed by the user anyways.

When inserting or overwritting into the Sequence in which you are editing, make sure that "Insert or overwrite sequences as nests or individual clips" in the upper left corner of the Timeline panel is grey.

I've always thought flash was flaky, and I definitely think the HTML5 canvas is flaky. For instance, the file still exports a background image that exists nowhere in the file, but was from a previous banner ad, that I have copied and renamed to update art and copy. So I have been overwriting that background image manually with one save out of Photoshop. That has been happening every since I started using HTML5 canvas setup.

I have the same problem with endless looping. With this.stop() statement in the last frame of the main timeline, the movie STOPS when you test from within Animate CC, but if you export it as Animated GIF and try to play it in Safari (Mac), it'll be looping till my laptop runs out of power.

You could set In and Out points at the beginning and end of each clip. So it looks like this in your timeline. To do that, use SHIFT+UP or SHIFT+DOWN, to move the 'cursor' between clips. Use the { and } buttons (mark in, and mark out).

When you go to File..Export, it will say Source Range-Sequence In/Out. That's the default selected option anyway. But when nobody has an In/Out selected then for that default selected option, it will act like the in/out is the entire thing, all clips.

So all you need to do is select a clip, not by simply clicking it. But, by putting in/out markers around it. And then export as you normally would i.e. click "file..Export" so the "export window" appears. And in the export window you can verify the estimated file size is much smaller. (compared to if it were exporting the entire thing).

right now we can clip from vods that are unpublished , it would be nice to be able to clip something from an unpublish vod so that way we dont have to publish the whole broad cast again , clip something from it then unpublish it again.

The timeline adjustment node on the Color page is designed specifically to affect the whole timeline. The easiest way to affect the timeline but not title elements is to place an adjustment layer on a track between all your titles and the clips underneath. Apply the Halation effect to the adjustment layer and it will affect everything below the adjustment clip. This is the easiest way to create an affect across the whole timeline with the ability to exclude certain clips simply by repositioning them above that layer.

The bug is an old and general one when you do not specifically drag clips from a file manager to the timeline in a new session. For example, start Shotcut, open an existing project and try it: occurs on every old version. Playlist + is not a clipboard paste but rather appends what is in the Source player. Now, Copy does both add to the clipboard and Source player, but the Playlist + is sometimes not observing that there is something in Source until you switch to it. In your example, it is something subtle that changed with the UI/actions revamp in this version. Low priority but thanks for reporting it.

Video clips shared in Teams have auto-generated captions by default. If you want to turn off the captions for a video clip you're watching, select Captions . To turn them back on, select Captions again.

I need a tool to extract video and audio at exact start and stop times, ideally to the millisecond. It would be preferable to do so without any easily noticeable loss in video quality from the original. I would also prefer to keep the audio in the video.

Be aware that frames are taken from each input video in timestamp order, hence, if their initial timestamps differ, it is a good idea to pass the two inputs through a setpts=PTS-STARTPTS filter to have them begin in the same zero timestamp, as the example for the movie filter does.

hello, its a strong affirmation , could you prove it? And show any other better digital clipper results comparing to Fire The Clip please? Of course, same audio material and amount of gain reduction . (Please use the ACU2 in soft knee, with 8x or 16x oversampling), thanks.

If multitrack clips have very different volume, makingmixing difficult, you can match their volumes. Because the MultitrackEditor is nondestructive, this adjustment is completely reversible.To instead permanently change the volume of source files, see Match volume across multiple files.

On-clip fade and crossfadecontrols let you visually adjust fade curves and duration. Controlsfor fade ins and fade outs always appear in the upper-left and upper-rightcorners of clips. Controls for crossfades appear only when you overlapclips.

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The Kase clip-in filters are filters that are mounted in front of the sensor. They have versions for cutting light pollution (in astro images), different ND-variants and a plain UV-filter that is said to keep the dust out from the sensor.

I have a similar clip-in filter for astro (light pollution). It sat in an A7r2 for a few sessions, and the sensor did gain a couple of spots during use. Easily dust already in the body of course, but if it's not on the sensor already, how will you know?

With that, I would regard a UV clip in filter in exactly the same way as a normal UV filter for the front of a lens. Some will say essential for protection (of front element, or sensor) while others won't want to risk compromising image quality (perceived or actual) for little or no return.

I have the A7RII since 2015, never wet cleaned it. As you say, dust has so far been removed by just blowing it away. I use this camera on f16 quite much as this is my landscape/nature camera. At times I do get dust on the sensor out in the field that I first notice afterwards and have to fix in post so moving the dust out to a Kase filter could maybe help with that. The further away from the sensor the dust is, the less visible it is, so that was what caught my interest in this filter. ff782bc1db