Multiple Clips = Multiple Exports ?

Quick question:
              I videoed a local high school football game and I just finished pulling up onto video track 2 about 30 good short clips in PP4.0 that I want to use in
another slideshow program. I deleted the rest of the game from video track 1. Now then, it works much, much better in ProShow Producer if I can make each clip a separate video clip. Not one long 10 minute video with
30 adjoining clips.
             Is there any way I can export all 30 clips without all of the clips being in one video?? In other words, is there a way to export the 30 clips as 30
separate video exports without having to go to the trouble of exporting 30 different videos? This looks confusing...... Clear as mud ?????
                  Tks,   Tom

tested with black video...which made things a little more tricky cause the shift key in virtualdub snaps to keyframes and black video has none..so you move the timeline CTI by eye without shift key...and make your split files with just a second or half second worth of black video on the head and tail of clip...whatever you want...
my timeline is basically...same as yours... I moved clips I like from video1 to video2, but then I add black video on video3 along with the copy/pasted " Good Clips" to make one AVI export ( lagarith ) from video3 - and audio3 ( turn off other audio and video ) ( put wab over just video3 length and export ) dont think my screenshot had that done yet or all audio turned off yet...
then in virtual dub move by eye to clips ( with a little black video if you want ) and export as AVI with the streaming video setting...and it goes like really fast.. name files as you please...to keep track of what is what.

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Lucid George is right ... select one trimmed clip, File->Export->Media, you can choose whether in-out or entire clip.
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1. Open source file 1 in Source monitor set in and out, ctrl drag subclip to a folder in the project panel.
2. Repeat step 1 for any other subclips needed from source clip 1
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4. Repeat step 3 for all subclips, then click start queue.
5. While AME is exporting all the subclips for your first source clip, repeat steps 1-3 on source clip 2...
When you are all done; if you need to make multiple output types for each file; Do (IN AME) File>New>Watch Folder
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Currently I am exporting each clip individually, which is very time consuming as I have hundreds of clips.
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Ahhh, yes.
Adobe goofed on this one. When you export a sequence, the default is properly set up for In to Out range. But when you export a clip, the default is Entire Clip. This makes NO sense to me. Why would anyone want to create an exact duplicate? It seems much more likely that exporting a clip, you want only the In to Out far more often.
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Please let Adobe know you want the default for Sequences and Clips to be In/Out range.
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
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I've got one piece of media that has half a dozen shots on it.
I cut the shots on the timeline.
Is there a way I can export those 'individual' shots separately from that same sequence, or using batch export maybe?
Or do I have to put each in a separate sequence and then batch export the sequences?
I did simply make the cuts, drag the separate clips to the bin, and try a batch export ... but of course each separate clip, when exported, became the full piece of media (with all six shots) again.
I've got a lot of shots to extricate from large chunks of media, so I can run them as separate shots through Color. I noticed when I 'sent' the separate clips (though still all from the orginal chunk of media) into Color, Color couldn't process them as separate clips, kept getting confused (or it seemed like that was happening).
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Still, the subclips look like the way to go. Coz then I can batch export ... and go do something else more profitable in the meanwhile, like now, like lunch for instance.
Thank you Shane, much appreciated...
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Is it possible to select multiple clips and create a sequence from each individually? If you select multiple clips and select "New Sequence from Clip" it puts all of the clips into one sequence. Is there an easy way to quickly perform this on multiple selected clips separately?

So now I *have* used Butler with PPro, and it works very well, here's an idea of how to do it:
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Macro:
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‘New seq from clip’ (Shift+CMD+N)
To duplicate this seq:
‘Reveal Sequence in project’ (Shift+F) - not strictly necessary as it will already be selected
‘Window | Project’ (CMD+9)
‘Edit | Duplicate’ (Shift+CMD+/)
To rename the duplicate
‘Enter’
Various keystrokes to rename as required
‘Enter’ - to make name stick
‘Shift+Enter’ - to reselect that sequence
‘Esc’ - to get out of editing name
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‘Tab’ x 3 (to get to H Frame Size)
‘xxxx’ (to enter frame width)
‘Tab’ x 1 (to get to V Frame Size)
‘yyyy’ (to enter frame height
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‘Open in Timeline’ (Shift+CMD+O)
‘Match Frame’ (Shift+Spacebar)
‘Reveal in Project’ (Shift+CMD+F)
‘Window | Project’ (CMD+9)
‘Down Arrow’ - to select next clip
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AHK (for windows) is at autohotkeys.com and is free.
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Is there any way to turn multiple clips into one single clip? More specifically, multiple clips that have already been placed on the timeline. I have ten clips right next to each other on the timeline and I would like to turn them into one single clip with no edit marks. Kind of like the "Consolidate" option in Pro Tools. Is there any way to do this without exporting or nesting? Thanks!
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Is there any way to turn multiple clips into one single clip? More specifically, multiple clips that have already been placed on the timeline.
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Is there any way to do this without exporting or nesting?
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Move the Timeline Indicator to the end of the segment for export, as you hold down the Alt key of the computer main keyboard, hit the right bracket key ]
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