Copy/Pasteing SD Timeline in to 720p HD Timeline...

Hey folks,
I've got a project in a SD timeline, it consists of images with motion keyframes in there, like a slide show kind of thing. There are also some that contain video as well.
I need to output this project in 720p so I just created a new 720p timeline and copy / pasted the SD timeline in to the new 720p one.
The images and video are obviously now much smaller in the larger 720p frame so I need to manually drag everything to fit, however, since there is motion keyframes, this throws the keyframing off on everything. Is there a way to automatically make all of the images and video scale to the size of the new, larger 720p frame?
Thanks in advance!

Right-click the sequence in the timeline and select "Open in Viewer", then go to the Motion tab. Scale.

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you need to swap those symbols out for new ones or as rafiq
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It wont work that way because you are playing it out of the Clipboard. which is temporary.
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Posting Feature Requests for others to Copy/Paste

I recently posted a Feature Request I sent to Adobe for another member to copy/paste as his own FR since he liked the suggestion (see the FR below).
After doing so, I got the idea that we could all do this: copy/paste FRs we send to Adobe into threads on this forum to help each other support the idea with similar requests, or even copy/paste the FR as our own. With limited resources and time, there's only so many requests Adobe can implement in every new version. That why it's so important that new features the Premiere Pro team invests their hard work and time on be the tools that would benefit the greatest number of editors. The more people back up certain ideas, the more likely they'll be implemented sooner than later.
There's power in numbers, so how about using this forum to share our best ideas and make it easier for others to add their voice of support? It's great that Adobe provides us with a way to send them feedback, but it's too bad that it's a one-way conversation with very little, if any, dialogue back and forth between the submitter and Adobe. That's why I thought it would be great to bring more of that potential dialogue here, where we can share ideas and support the creation of an ever better Premiere Pro!
If you've never posted a FR or BR (Bug Report) before, you can easily join the effort to make Premiere Pro become all that it can be, here: www.adobe.com/go/wish
Comments? Ideas? Please share!
Here's the FR I pasted in another thread, as an example.
*******Enhancement / FMR*********
Brief title for your desired feature: Drag&Drop Modified clips into Project Window
How would you like the feature to work?
Ability to Drag&Drop clips with effects, motion settings, keyframes and/or markers back into the Project Window from the Timeline for later use.
Why is this feature important to you?
The Project Window is far better than Sequences for storing/organizing modified clips for future use, since it is:
Searchable
Sortable
Viewable in Icon and List views
Full of helpful metadata columns such as 'Video/Audio Usage'
Foolproof in that the original sequence can be deleted without losing any created subclips
Given these advantages, why only allow us to store modified clips in Sequences? Please fix this by allowing users to Drag&Drop clips from the Timeline to the Project Window while preserving all of their modifications (effects, keyframes, motion settings and/or markers).

Comments? Ideas? Please share!
As it has already been discussed in this thread (and duplicated threads are not allowed in Adobe Forums), the aforementioned feature request is mainly based on the false statement that an editor can either store raw clips in the Project panel or modified clip in the timeline. That's false because an editor can nest modified clip right in the timeline and the nested sequence will be automatically stored in the Project panel, turning into a regular reusable asset.
Unfortunately, the OP, as was also outlined in the duplicated thread, carefully avoids any mentioning this ability, which becomes your second nature if you use After Effects (which is unlike FCP is a part of Adobe Suite).
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*******Managing Sequences*******
It would be nice if managing capabilities for such assets as 'Sequences' were extended with the following features:
- similar live thumbnail view, which was introduced for footages in CS6. A small 'Sequence' badge in the top left corner of the thumbnail would allow to differentiate between sequences and clips;
- enabled metadata and ability to handle them like for any other regular asset;
- ability to remove empty audio or video tracks completely, i.e. get a sequence as an Audio or Video asset only;
- pop-up dialog box on hitting 'Nest' command, which would allow to give meaning name instead of default 'Nested Sequence XXX', contain 'Delete All Empty Tracks' checkbox and a button for advanced dialog for logging metadata right on a brand new asset creation.
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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1204107?tstart=0

Premiere-AE copy paste

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I have been working with both programs for a while now and when I need something done in AE I usually copy paste the clip from the Premiere Pro timeline. What annoys me a great deal is that AE will not only paste the clip I have selected, but also create a long empty space in the composition that reflects the premiere pro sequence length (I guess). I would simply like to have AE bring the clip that I want to paste and let me worry about the lenght of the composition. Am I doing something wrong and is there a way to copy-paste smarter? How do you guys bring your premiere footage in to AE?

That extra space is the rest of the clip. You trimmed it in Premiere Pro and all of it is available in After Effects. You can ignore it or use the workarea bar in AE to trim the comp.

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