Cutting a Video Into Equal Parts: How?

I'm looking to cut a video into equal one second parts. Help?

Put the clip in the timeline. Move the playhead back to the beginning. Press Shift-right arrow. Press Control-V. Repeat until your hands hurt.

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the effect I'm trying to get is really hard to explain,
the idea is that I'm trying to cut up this one big video into 2frame videos. Like this
Is there any action or chance that I can do it for all of the video and not do it by hand?
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BenB wrote:
… Well, about that FAT 32 issue, as a retired IT engineer I can factually say no it doesn't. 1st, a Mac can not write files to a FAT 32 Windows format drive. Read, yes. Write, no.
you should tell Apple, e.g. in this article
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3764?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
fat32 is read/write for years.
using it on a daily basis.
or, ever noticed the formatting option in MacOS' DiskUtility?
ever used an out-of-the-box usb-drive? any manufacturer, any size? in 99% fat32 formatted, fully functional with MacOSX.
or did you mean ntfs?
… but as a 'retired IT engineer' … -
.... sorry, but I'm outa here.-

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What version of Premiere Elements and on what computer operating system is it running?
Do you want to export these two clips from the same Timeline? If so, you can selectively export them.
Two critical details for this...
a. Set the gray tabs of the Work Area Bar to span just the segment that you want to export
and
b. Have a check mark next to the option Share Work Area Bar Only in the export settings. Not all export
choices have this option. But, it is a must have for this select exporting.
You can set the gray tabs of the Work Area Bar with keyboard shortcuts...
Move the Timeline Indicator to the beginning of the segment to be exported. Then as you hold down the
Alt key of the computer keyboard, hit the left bracket key [
Move the Timeline Indicator to the end of the segment to be exported. Then as you hold down the
Alt key of the computer keyboard, hit the right bracket key ]
The following is a quick look at the gray tabs and the Work Area Bar to which I am referring.
This screenshot is from a Premiere Elements version earlier than 11, but it conveys the concept of gray tabs and
Work Area Bar in the Edit area as well as the option Share Work Area Bar Only in the export settings.
Please le me know if you have any questions or need clarification on any of the above.
Thank you.
ATR
Add On...I am strictly an Elements Windows user. The same principles should hold for Premiere Elements Mac.
Not sure how the Alt will translate for match in this keyboard shortcut - Option or something else?

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