Smart Trim Tool in Premiere Elements 12

The Smart Trim Tool does not appear on Video 1 and Audio 1 Track in the Expert mode. It sits above on Track 2. Is this normal? I am still able to trim the Video and Audio on Track 1.

Michael Stehly
From your last post, I suspect that we may be miscommunicating due to feature naming.
Smart Trim is a different feature than using the Scissors Tool which is a tab on the stem of the Timeline Indicator.
Please check out the screenshot and then let me know if I have the red arrow pointing to what you are calling Smart Trim.
Here I have set the track size as Large.
That Scissors Tool (also keyboard shortcut Ctrl K) is used to cut a selected clip where that Timeline Indicator (red stem/blue head) is positioned. The Smart Trim feature can be seen demonstrated in the following video tutorial.
https://www.video2brain.com/en/lessons/using-smart-trim
After weighing all factors, I believe what you are seeing is normal.
Please review and then let us know if we are OK with the details on your side and mine.
Thanks.
ATR

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As far as I know Photoshop CC does not have an Adobe watermark associated with tryout as does Premiere Elements.
And, Photoshop CC is now marketed on a subscription basis.
Right now the only way I can get a full background replacement is to go into the main menu psd and replace its background
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What computer operating system is your Premiere Elements 13 running on? Background information for now.
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Even if I try to trigger a hidden "Time Stretch Tool" in 13 with the "Time Stretch Tool" shortcut X, I cannot. And, there is a Premiere Elements 13 Edit Menu/Keyboard Customization/ command Time Stretch Tool with keyboard shortcut X.
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Boomps, I installed from here and it worked fine:     http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-elements/kb/installing-smartsound.html There are even step-by-step instructions. Good luck.
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Not an answer!! I am new to this. I get the same error message and from what I can gather reading the traffic, I have to reinstall Smart sound. Can anyone help a simpleton. I searched the DVD for all files referencing Smart sount, there is plenty. I don't really understand how I reinstall and what??Any help would be great!!ThanksTara
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