Adobe Premiere Pro CC v.7.xx User Manual
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Premiere Pro now lets you render multiple sequences at once instead of doing it one at a time. In the Project panel, select the sequences that you
want to render, and select Sequence > Render Effects In Work Area.
For more information about how to render a sequence, see
Ripple Sequence Markers
In earlier versions of Premiere Pro, sequence markers were fixed on your timeline. When you deleted a part of a clip and closed the gap using
ripple-delete, or inserted a clip using insert-edit, your markers wouldn't move with the clip.
Premiere Pro now lets you use Ripple Sequence Markers to let your markers ripple upstream or downstream when cutting or trimming in your
timeline. For example, after an insert-edit, any sequence markers after the insertion point ripple downstream. Similarly, after a ripple-delete, any
sequence markers after the last deleted frame ripple upstream.
To turn on or off Ripple Sequence Markers, select Marker > Ripple Sequence Markers.
Improvements to sequence markers
The following improvements have been made to sequence markers:
In previous versions of Premiere Pro, when you clicked a marker, the playhead automatically jumped to a marker's location. Premiere Pro
now lets you move the playhead to a different location on the Timeline, and then drag the marker to snap to it.
While dragging a marker in the Timeline, you can watch a preview of the clip in the Program Monitor to show where you are dragging the
marker to.
Back button added to Media Browser
The Media Browser provides a Back button
that lets you quickly go to the previous directory that you browsed through.
You can click the Back button several times to easily navigate through a complex directory structure.
Sequences displayed as thumbnails in Icon view
Premiere Pro now displays sequences as thumbnails in the Icon view. Earlier, to view a sequence, you opened the sequence in the Timeline or in
the Source Monitor.
Like for other media, the Hover Scrub feature is available even for sequences displayed in the Icon view. That is, when you place your cursor over
a sequence icon, the clip plays backwards or forwards as you drag your mouse.
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