Show Time remap clip key frame

Hi,
Is tehre a way to set the default show clip key frame to time remap instead of opacity in the timeline ?
Thanks,
Arthur

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Hello all. I used Premiere 4 extensively (yes, '4' not 'CS4') and I'm just getting back in to it with CS6. Lots of cool new stuff to learn but I'm happy to see the basics are pretty much the same!
I'm wondering if anyone has much experience using motion effects on time-remapped clips. If I set 'position' or 'scale' keyframes in the Effect Controls, the changes are not always reflected in the program monitor, depending on the clip. If I try and set keyframes by dragging the video around the program monitor, it puts keyframes in places where I don't expect.
This doesn't affect all time-remapped clips, just some of them. Or maybe it does affect them all, just to varying degrees, depending on how extreme the time remapping is. I'm guessing now.
If I were to speculate further, I would say that the motion effect is operating on the clip before the time remapping gets applied. Again, just a guess, which is why I'm asking if someone more knowledgable has any insights before I pursue this much further..
Many thanks!

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I think you're not getting an answer because your question is a little difficult to understand for anyone who hasn't seen how PP handles it ... I think you're asking if you can simply pull the end of a clip to stretch (slow it down) or shorten (speed it up) it in time? If thats what you're asking then the answer is no, not with the Time Remap tool, but its easily worked around using "Fit to Fill" (Shift-F11). Use "F" to match frame into the Viewer, remark the are you want to fill in the timeline, then press Shift F11.
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windows 7
i7 cpu
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In AE CC (12.2.0.52) I am importing a project from Premiere CC 7.2.0 (46). On windows. Using command File-> Import-> Adobe Premiere Pro project.
Those shots in the premiere, which has different from 100% time stretch are importing in AE not correctely (see the third track from the top on the screenshot). In the imported timeline there are: holes, strange size of imported tracks. And there is no any time remap on the imported tracks.
If you do Ctrl + C selection in Premiere and stick it through Ctrl + V in the AE timeline - the same garbage - inserted not correctly.
Who knows where I am wrong in technology?
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Hi
is there some way i can ease in to a key frame, so that for instance if the key frame was a motion keyframe rather than the motion start sharply when the keframe was reached the motion started slowly a defined time before the key frame and built up to the speed defined by the next key frame along
sort of like a ramp before the first key frame so then there would also be a ramp down to the motion stopping at the second key frame
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Select the keyframe and press F9 for Easy Ease or
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Select the keyframe and press Shift + Cmnd/Ctrl + F9 for Easy Ease Out or
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So, dear Adobe, when can we expect a fix for this? Hopefully before CS6...
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I have this same exact problem in CS6.
It definitely has to do with time remapping. I have used Opacity keyframes EXTENSIVELY in this film I'm editing, and suddenly when I apply time remapping keyframes, I can't use opacity on them. Ouch!
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Andy did a very good job explaining the underlying problem with the time remap tool.
The key thing to remember is the first and last frame are fixed in time. If you speed up the clip, time after that keyframe will have to slow down to compensate. Imagine the clip is a rubber band that has been cut so that it is a long string-like form. Now imagine anchoring each end of it with a push pin to a board. If you grab a point on the band and pull it toward one of the pins, the part of the band on the side you are pulling away from the anchor will stretch (run slower) and the side you are pulling toward will bunch up (run faster). But, when all is done, the start and end will still be at the fixed points.
The way I've worked through this is to make a general guesstimate of how long the clip will be once all the ramping is complete. For example, I want the clip to start at normal (100%) speed and ramp up to 300% and back down to 100%. I might start with a clip having a constant speed of 200% and then change it to variable and play with it. The key concept is if you can get the overall LENGTH to where it should be, the rest works out fine.
I have repeatedly asked in the FEEDBACK/New Features page that they add a toggle to the speed/time remap tools. This toggle should allow you decide whether the playback TIME for the clip should be fixed or flexible.
For example, if you were working with a 4 second clip and wish to slow it down by 50% -
If 'Maintain Time' is toggled ON, when you decrease the speed of clip by 50% - the clip will still play for 4 sec (but will show only half the total frames).
If the toggle is OFF, the 4 sec clip will now play for 8 sec and will display all the frames.
Where this concept becomes really powerful is when it's applied to time remap. If you have 'Maintain time' toggled OFF, as you adjust speed, the end point of the clip will float in time. If you increase the speed, the overall time of the clip will shrink. If you slow it down, the end point moves out in time.
We need to keep asking ...
x

Nudge clip one frame at a time

I can move my clip one frame over by pressing "Shift" and the > or < key.
But after I've done that once showing a synch discrepancy of +1 or -1, then next time I do it, the increment is +5 or -5.
Is this normal? I need to be able to continue moving the clip +1 or -1 frame at a time.
Thanks for telling me how!
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Time remapping in After Effects using Premiere Pro clip

I'm probably losing it cause this should be idiot proof. I watched the Creative Cow tutorial but he must be using an earlier version of the suite.
The problem: I want to remap an 8sec clip and more radically slow down the footage then use the frame blend mode. When ever I dynamic link
the clip into AE and enable time remapping, the program does not give me the two set key frames at the clips beginning and end as the tutorial said it would. Now when I drag the footage to make it longer, it doesn't freeze frame at the end of the clip but instead brings in footage from the source file. What am I missing and is there a manual way to achieve this so that I can remap the premiere clip only?
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