Is Editing a rendered project in CS5.5 possible?

Is it possible to edited a previusly rendered project in CS5.5? Also, in tutorials reference to accessing the render queue is required but, I can't find it. Help!

Welcome to the forum.
When you say, "a project after rendering," do you mean a Project, that has been Rendered (hitting Enter/Return) for smoothest playback, or do you mean a Project, that has been Exported to a separate AV file?
Good luck,
Hunt

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I'm editing a documentary, and the bulk of the film is interveiws with five different characters. They are all shot with multiple cameras. I understand how to use the muti-cam editing feature of CS5.5, and it's great. But, is it possible to create a multi-cam sequence in one project, and then import that sequence into another project, and retain the ability to go back to the multi-cam project and make changes to the edit, and those changes will be automatically updated in the second project? This seems like it should be possible as it's so similar to the dynamic link feature with After Effects, but it just doesn't seem to work. After I import the MC edit sequence into a new project it's locked down to the original edit, ie. changes to the original multi-cam sequnece are not updated in the second project.
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But, is it possible to create a multi-cam sequence in one project, and then import that sequence into another project, and retain the ability to go back to the multi-cam project and make changes to the edit, and those changes will be automatically updated in the second project?
No, each project is an island. What I mean is that once you import one project into another one, it merges into the "host" project and becomes part of it; all connection to the original project is broken. Sounds like you might be familiar with how Avid works (or used to, maybe? Been awhile.) where a project bin was a standalone file, and if you opened it in another project and made changes, those changes would be made in all projects using the bin/sequence. So, I'm afraid that your proposed workflow won't, well, work.
That said, there's nothing wrong with working on a bunch of individual projects (might be smart, actually), and then merging those in a final assembly project. The same rule applies, though: any changes you make to the original projects won't be made in the host project, so you'll want to save that until finishing.

Is there a "reveal in project" shortcut CS5 pc?

Is there a "reveal in project" shortcut CS5 pc?
When a subclip is on the TL & I right click it, I can choose "reveal in project" but can not find a way to make a keyboard shortcut in "keyboard customization"

OK, I'm following you. I've got a couple thoughts..
First, I'd avoid subclips altogether, particularly if you're just going to convert them to master clips. In essence, you're marking your master clip and inserting them into a sequence--with a few other steps in between.
Premiere can create a marked duplicate of a master clip simply by dragging it from the Source Monitor to the Project panel without any modifier keys. This will give you another independent reference to the media file, but it will have the in and out points as you created them in the Source Monitor. If you create a series of these, you could then automate them to a sequence, and they will respect the marks you made. Unlike subclips, which are hard stops, you'd have handles on both ends (because they're just marked clip instances) so you could do transitions and the like. Unfortunately, there is no keyboard shortcut or command to do this, so it's a mouse action--probably not going to help with your macro.
I DIDN'T REALIZE I COULD. THE LAST VERSION I HAD WAS CS3 AND THAT CREATED A SUBCLIP EVEN WHEN DRAAGED TO A BIN. NICE WORK COLIN! IT STINKS THAT THERE IS NO KEYBOARD SHORTCUT BUT THIS WILL HELP ME SPEED UP MY EDITING QUITE A BIT!!
But, what about setting up a key on the Contour that marked an out point on your clip in the Source Monitor, and immediately after edited into the active sequence? I suppose you could map the Mark In Point command to one button on the Contour, and the Mark Out Point + Insert to a button right next to it, and you'd be able to rock through a master clip pretty quickly. That way, you'd be cutting out the middleman, so to speak--no subclips, no converting to master clips, no automate to sequence--and you'd still end up with the same result.
THAT IS THE EXACT WAY I'VE ALWAYS HAD IT SET UP. IT IS AMAZINGLY FAST. I WILL KEEP USING SUBCLIPS TO BIN BECAUSE I CAN MACRO THEM HOWEVER I ALREADY KNOW WHEN I AM CUTTING UP THE MC WHICH CLIPS NEED TO BE REFERENCED CLIPS INSTEAD OF SUBCLIPS & I CAN MANUALLY DRAG THEM FROM THE SOURCE WINDOW TO THE BIN.
However, it's possible I'm missing a key part of your workflow here. Curious to hear your thoughts...
NO, YOU NAILED IT COLIN...THANKS SO MUCH!!

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CS5 is not designed to open projects made in any version before CS3. I doubt even Premiere Pro 2.0 projects will open or import in CS5.
Sorry, Jeff--gotta call you out on this one:
From the help docs linked above (emphasis is mine):
You can add the contents of a project made
with Premiere Pro CS3 on either Mac OS or Windows. In addition,
on Windows, you can import a project made with earlier versions
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a project into another project is the only way to transfer its complete sequence
and clip information.
Also, you can open projects made with
Premiere Pro for Windows, including any contents that may have been
imported from earlier versions, in Premiere Pro for Mac OS.
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No... yes... well...
To MY eyes, I like the smoothness that the bitrate used in the 90minute uses. Again, to me, the 60 seems a bit too harsh.
Of course I formed this opinion on older DVD players and TVs -- but I still stand by it.
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Then I have made a mistake. I thought that the AV Export function under File>Export had been fully moved to AME. Obviously, I am incorrect.
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