Timeline trimming – Adobe Premiere Pro CC v.7.xx User Manual
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4. Drag the In/Out Grip (textured area at the center of the shaded span between the In and Out points), as you did in the section,
Cue to an In point or Out point
You use the Source Monitor to cue a frame for a clip and the Program Monitor to cue the current frame for a sequence.
Do one of the following:
To cue the current time to an In point, click the Go To In Point button
.
To cue the current time to an Out point, click the Go To Out Point button
.
Cue to the previous or next edit
You can use the Down arrow key for the Go To Next Edit Point command and the Up arrow key for the Go To Previous Edit Point command. This
command works across all tracks, selected or not.
You can also use buttons to go to the next edit in any of the targeted tracks in the Timeline, click the Go To Next Edit Point button and, to
go to the previous edit in any of the targeted tracks, click the Go To Previous Edit Point button
.
The Go To Next Edit Point and Go To Previous Edit Point buttons are not available by default, however, they can be placed alongside the other
playback controls with the button editor.
Remove source clip In point or Out point
Double-click a clip in the Project panel to open it in the Source Monitor.
Timeline clip instances are not source clips. It is not possible to remove In points or Out points from timeline clips which have been loaded
in the Source monitor.
Choose from the following three commands:
Marker > Clear In
Marker > Clear Out
Marker > Clear In and Out
You can also Alt-click (Windows), or Option-click (Mac OS) the Mark In button or the Mark Out button in the Source Monitor to clear an In
or Out.
Timeline trimming
For quickly trimming clips, do so in the Timeline. You can use a combination of trim tools and keyboard shortcuts to select and adjust edit points.
You can select edit points and adjust them using the mouse, keyboard shortcuts, or the numeric keypad.
Video tutorial: Trimming in Premiere Pro
Watch this video for an overview of the
Trimming features in Premiere Pro....
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