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We have made a structure in Adobe premiere. It contains several Bins, and each bin contains subclips. Is it possible to export all the bins to folders, including the subclips. Because we have a lot of bins it will safe us a lot of time!
We use premiere pro CS3

Oke, Thank you for you're answer!
I know its possible to use the project manager to export all the subclips, but its not possible to export the bins direct in to a folder, and then export all the subclips to files?

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