Scrolling a clip in the bin??

I remember being able to scan, or scroll through, a clip (in 'icon' mode) in a bin, using the mouse... but I've forgotten the keystroke that will allow me to do this.
Any help?
Ben

Thank you Michael,
So simple.
Much appreciated.
Ben

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Is there a way to see thumbnails in the bin?
Thanks!

Pre-empting the next question...
"Mousing down" means clicking the mouse and holding it pressed until you are done.

Batch rename clips in my bin

I have a 30min clip on the timeline and when I find a shot I like, I use my blade tool to cut an in/out. I then drag this cut clip to video layer 2, which is where all my clips will be that will be used in my project.
Then I create a new bin and drag all these shots from video layer 2, to this bin. The problem I’m having is now have to click on each individual clip and rename them manually.
Is there any way I can select all the clips within the bin and lets say auto batch rename the selected clips.
I know I can solve this by placing the clip in the viewer and setting an in/out marker and then make a subclip, however I really like scrubbing through my footage on the timeline because I can view my clip in the filmstrip mode which i'm use to and love cutting my footage this way.
Please tell me this is possible!

So let's come to the point that you explain WHY to batch rename, and what the names will look like.
Do you want to have them numbered?
With my suggested workflow that will be, because if you skip the line where I suggested to type a name, then all subclips will be numbered sequentially.
I understand that's not what you want, but it can be a starter for a workaround, because I think what you are looking for doesn't exist yet. (unless you use batch export, which has the ability to change and add pre- and suffixes; then import; but that will cost time and diskspace).
I'm curious to hear the idea behind your workflow.
Rienk
edit: Sorry if I seem eager to have you use my workflow-idea. I'm not. I'm just curious what problems you have with it.
Message was edited by: Rienk

Scrolling multiple clips simultaneously when selected

Does cs6 allow you scroll multiple clips simultaneously when selected. It seems I can only scroll one clip even the other clips are selected as well.
I also can't seem to select all clips in just two tracks (not select all). 3.0 allowed for both of these functions which I use often.

I'm not sure what you mean by "Scroll multiple clips simultaneously" Do you mean you want to click-and-drag multiple clips around the timeline? Make sure none of the selected clips are Locked in Time (right-click menu on a clip, or you'll see a small lock icon in the lower-left corner.)
There is a menu command to select all clips in a selected track, but currently, this only functions on one track at a time. If the full timeline is visible, the selection tools should allow you to click-and-drag to select all the clips in consecutive tracks. We have been enhacing these MT selection tools internally for a future release, but I'll verify that the functionality you've requested is present.

Copying clips to subject bins

In reorganizing the large project I'm working on, I want to copy clips into bins by subject. But I'm worried that by doing so I'll wind up breaking the connection between the original clips (in bins by tape) and the sequences they will eventually be edited into. This seems to have been what happened to previous editors on the project.
Is it ok to do this or is it better to assemble clips by subject into sequences? My concern about this approach is that creating a lot of sequences will increase the size of my project and make in unweildy. Any advice appreciated.
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Loch

See the manual on handling clips in the bins. It's okay to make all the copies you want and put them anywhere you want.
Subclips? Different matter.
bogiesan

Multiple instances of the same source clip in Project bin

This is a strange one.
I think its more an issue now than ever due to tapeless format editing. I edit lots of video now shot on Canon 5d. They sometimes have thousands of individual clips.
The problem is that our project files are getting huge and premiere slows to a grinding halt.
We copy paste lots of timelines from one project to another. When we paste, all of the source clips land in the project bin (as you would expect) However, sometimes I have already made reference to the same source files in the edit to begin with (So they are already in the project bin)
However, when I paste a new timeline, it will make another reference to that same source clip in the project bin. Therefore double up reference to a souce clip in the project. Increasing the clips in the overall project, which bloats everything and slows premiere down.
Can premiere be smarter? Can it see that the source file already exists in the project and link to that existing file instead of creating another reference to the same file?
Hope that makes sence.

I am beginning to think that there is no easy way around this issue.
I have started to use Final Cut and am noticing lots of differences between the two platforms. I have been a Adobe Premiere user for 10 years and I concider myself a NINJA using this program. However, there are definitly differences between the two, this being one of them.
Final cut does not double up on source references in your project bin when copying one sequence from one project into another.
CLEVER
Its annoying that premiere doubles files up as it gets ridiculously messy in your project bin. Double ups, triple ups, quadruple ups the list goes on.
Its strange cause when you start a Prem project from scratch and import a source clip, you can set in and out points as many times as possible and drag onto the timeline, and it does not duplicate the original source file in the project bin. Thus keeping your project bin neat and clean. However, as soon as you paste a sequence, it goes and duplicates refeneces like its outta control, rather than looking at what you alraedy have in your project bin and saying to itself. (Hmmm well the source clip is already here, so we dont have to duplicate this one....move onto the next file)
Prem is great at lots of things, dont get me wrong. I freaking love the program, however, things like this let it down as the program becomes unusable as it gets bogged down with way too many clip references.
Hmmm, we shall see who wins the day in the end. Time do do some Final Cut edditing now.
P.S. Final cut can do 16 multi clips in a real time edit. Premiere...only 4...come on Prem, pick up your game!

How do I sort clips in the Project panel library (bin) alphabetically by file name?

Two questions: How do I sort clip thumbnails in the Project Panel library (bin) alphabetically by file name?
How do I "select" a group of 25 consecutive clips on the time line to form a group without having to click on each individual clip one at a time. The method in the Help menu about "alt" click does nothing for me.

Sorry, I missed part 2. Unless CS4.2 has added a true "Group" function, like in InDesign, Illustrator, etc., there is not a direct way to keep Selected Clips together. However, you can put them on their own Sequence and then Nest that Sequence with others. This is often done, so that one can apply Effects "globally" to that Nested Sequence. [Note: there is no real Group function in Titler either, but for many operations, one can Select multiple Text Blocks, Shapes, Lines, etc., but there is no way to permanently "hold" that group.]
The Alt-click in the Project Panel, for instance, will allow one to drag all to the Timeline, and the Shift-click (or lasso w/ Cursor) in the Timeline will allow one to apply certain things to that group, but the moment that any other Clip is Selected, that "group," does not exist.
I can see a use for a real Group function, but for things like the application of Effects, one would still need to do the Nesting. Test this out by Selecting just two Clips, and go to apply an Effect - you cannot do that. OTOH, one can apply an Effect to one Clip, Rt-click it and choose Copy, then Select multiple Clips and Rt-click on those, where you would Paste Attributes. Not exactly what I think you are asking about, but the results, with just a few clicks, should be the same.
If I missed your intent and need, let me know where I went wrong.
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Video Clip is Sharp in the Bin, but Blurry When Included in Project?

I have a JVC Everio video camera and iMovie '11. I'm doing a fairly tight shot. When I import the clip into the iMovie clip bin, it is sharp. But when I move the clip into the project for inclusion in the final movie, it becomes blurry. The camera is set to 4:3 aspect ratio, which is the same aspect ratio as the movie. I have unchecked the checkboxes for Image Stabilization and Rolling Shutter in the clip inspector.
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It has been a while since I have been here I am in need for
some serious help, I am so frustrated.
What I want to do is pretty simple, I am building a DJ
website and the navigation is a pitch controller, similar to what
they have on a mixing board anyway, when you drag the pitch
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I have been going through tutorials for 15 hours but all they
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ok this is the code I got from a tutorial that i was woking
from, but I dont really understand it in detail what I do know is I
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the scroller.
scrolling = function () {
var scrollHeight:Number = scrollTrack._height;
var contentHeight:Number = contentMain._height;
var scrollFaceHeight:Number = scrollFace._height;
var maskHeight:Number = maskedView._height;
var initPosition:Number = scrollFace._y=scrollTrack._y;
var initContentPos:Number = contentMain._y;
var finalContentPos:Number =
maskHeight-contentHeight+initContentPos;
var left:Number = scrollTrack._x;
var top:Number = scrollTrack._y;
var right:Number = scrollTrack._x;
var bottom:Number =
scrollTrack._height-scrollFaceHeight+scrollTrack._y;
var dy:Number = 0;
var speed:Number = 10;
var moveVal:Number =
(contentHeight-maskHeight)/(scrollHeight-scrollFaceHeight);
scrollFace.onPress = function() {
var currPos:Number = this._y;
startDrag(this, false, left, top, right, bottom);
this.onMouseMove = function() {
dy = Math.abs(initPosition-this._y);
contentMain._y = Math.round(dy*-1*moveVal+initContentPos);
scrollFace.onMouseUp = function() {
stopDrag();
delete this.onMouseMove;
btnUp.onPress = function() {
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
if (contentMain._y+speed<maskedView._y) {
if (scrollFace._y<=top) {
scrollFace._y = top;
} else {
scrollFace._y -= speed/moveVal;
contentMain._y += speed;
} else {
scrollFace._y = top;
contentMain._y = maskedView._y;
delete this.onEnterFrame;
btnUp.onDragOut = function() {
delete this.onEnterFrame;
btnUp.onRelease = function() {
delete this.onEnterFrame;
btnDown.onPress = function() {
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
if (contentMain._y-speed>finalContentPos) {
if (scrollFace._y>=bottom) {
scrollFace._y = bottom;
} else {
scrollFace._y += speed/moveVal;
contentMain._y -= speed;
} else {
scrollFace._y = bottom;
contentMain._y = finalContentPos;
delete this.onEnterFrame;
btnDown.onRelease = function() {
delete this.onEnterFrame;
btnDown.onDragOut = function() {
delete this.onEnterFrame;
if (contentHeight<maskHeight) {
scrollFace._visible = false;
btnUp.enabled = false;
btnDown.enabled = false;
} else {
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Is there a way to quickly locate a clip on the timeline back to the bin?

Hi there,
Unfortunately I try to equate FCP with adobe premiere pro (I need to let it go), but one thing I always did find useful was right clicking on a clip in the timeline and saying "locate". It took me straight to the raw footage in the capture bin.
Is there anyway of doing something like this in FCP. I've located it using "finder" but it takes me to the folder where it's stored rather than the bin.
Hope you can help (as always)
Carol Ann

cah26 wrote:
Unfortunately I try to equate FCP with adobe premiere pro (I need to let it go), but one thing I always did find useful was right clicking on a clip in the timeline and saying "locate". It took me straight to the raw footage in the capture bin.
The functionality you're looking for is Reveal Master Clip. The shortcut for that is Shift-F.
However, this depends on your not breaking the link between the master clip (what's in the Browser, as mentioned) and the affiliate clip (what you're clicking on in your sequence). One common way (in FCP 5.x or earlier) of breaking that link was to copy a sequence over from another project, as the clips from that copied-over sequence all become Master Clips (meaning Shift-F won't work). Also, if you import sequences via XML (because you're swapping stuff with another station), there will be no Master Clips to link back to (that info is not contained in the XML).
With those caveats in mind, you should be good to go with a simple Shift-F.

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Since P2-material comes in as an individual clip per recording, it's quite different from working the way we're used to with one long clip using cassettes. My wish is to merge these clips to one, but I'm having some challenges. This is what I've tried:
1. In Project window, I try to mark several clips and drop them to the source window, but only one of them appears at ones (the rest is in the dropdown-box above the window).
2. In Project window, I mark several clips, go to Clip, but the option Merge Clips are greyed out (why? is there a format limitation for this function?)
3. In Project window, I mark several clips, add them to a new seqence and use the sequence as a source for my main sequence. BUT, the limitation is the audio. My output should be a stereo sequence. Adding the source-clips to a stereo-source-seqence, makes of course the audio coming from the source-sequence a stereo track. My wish is to preserve four mono-tracks. I've tried making a source-seqence with a 16 track mono master, but this one won't add to the main seqence (which has a stereo master).
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Assuming we're talking about shorter takes and not a longer, spanned clip, I don't think what you want can be done in PP. Nesting will always bring the audio over as one track.
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Can you avoid multiple clips of the same media in a project

We have 2 suites and we sometimes work together on a common project utilising the same media.
If I want to use a sequence from the other suite I can easily import it.
The problem: it creates another folder with clips that only belong to the imported sequence.
The end result after a few imported sequences is that my final timeline has instances in it that
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In summary... is there a way you can avoid having multiple clips of the same media in a project.
Makes for a very messy project when you have finished.
You've got multiple clips with the same name scattered everywhere.
Cheers

Not yet.
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Has anyone experienced this problem: I am editing in FCP 7.0.3 on a Mac 10.6.8 - I have a clip in the browser that is full frame and matched the other clips but when I drop it in the time line it becomes a fully zoomed in version of itself

has anyone experienced this problem: I am editing in FCP 7.0.3 on a Mac 10.6.8 - I have a clip in the browser that is full frame and fine and it matches the other clips in my bins but when I drop it into the time line it becomes a fully zoomed in version of itself and I can only see a small portion of the image. What's going on? I've noticed this has happened in the past randomly with other clips and it's driving me cray cray! Any help appreciated greatly and thanks in advance for taking the time

In the FCP Browser, click on the source clip that is showing up sized incorrectly to select it. Once it is selected, type Command + 9 to see the item properties for the clip. Either report those properties here, or take a screen shot of the item properties and post the screen shot here.
Next, click anywhere in your sequence timeline and then type Command + 0 {zero} to see your sequence settings. Either report those settings or take a screen shot of the sequence settings and post that screen shot here.
MtD

Making individual clips from the timeline.

So here's what I'm trying to do: put a mess of clips in a row on the timeline, use the blade tool to pick out the bits I want, then take those bits and get the individual clips to export through compressor, and to do this by making as few duplicates as possible (I would like to media manage the project or save space in any way possible). Again, I don't want the timeline as an edited sequence, I am trying to pull individual clips. Also, I need to be able to name them differently (which I can't seem to do by simply pulling the clips into a bin-I rename one and all the ones like it get renamed as well). What is the best way to do this?

1.) Then don't use sequences for this type of work.
2.) Then adjust your In & Out points to create handles.
From the Manual, what is a subclip:
A clip created to represent a limited portion of a media file. By artificially
limiting the duration of a media file, a subclip allows you to work with smaller
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work with the whole clip. For example, if an original media file is 10 minutes long, the
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