Timeline Panel

After changing the layer to smart object, the position keyframe is gone. Transform is replaced. All the keyframe in position is gone too but the layer is still moving. Are we able to keyframe the position and transformation at the same time?

solved, I deleted the configuration.xml file and restarted
flash :)
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Chris Georgenes wrote:
> Anyone running Flash CS3 on an Xp machine experiencing
this? The issue
> is (and I don't remember this happening before):
> With multiple docs open, I resize the timeline panel
(docked at the top
> above the stage) using the Edit Bar, and when switching
between open
> documents (using the tabs at the top) the timeline panel
keep defaulting
> back to a specific "default" height. It is driving me
crazy because all
> of my FLAs have a number of layers that exceed the
"default" timeline
> vertical space. I am switching between docs all the time
and each time I
> have to resize the timeline panel!!!
>
> Is this just me?
>

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On my flash, the panel use to be like this with the scroll bar on top
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Drag the timeline back.
Another option is to try resetting the workspace... Window -> Workspace -> etc...

Premiere Pro CC Feature Request: Shortcut for 'Close Other Timeline Panels'

I'm about to post a feature request, but wanted to see if anyone else is interested in this request too. Adobe told me that getting support on the forum first is a good way to push the request through.
Here's the very simple FR:
*******Enhancement / FMR*********
Brief title for your desired feature:
Keyboard Shortcut for 'Close Other Timeline Panels'
How would you like the feature to work?
It was a great touch to add this contextual menu item to Premiere Pro CC, but it's a little clunky without being able to assign a keyboard shortcut to it.
It's usage would simply close every other Timeline Panel except the active one upon pressing the shortcut.
The default could be something not currently in use like Ctrl+Cmd+W (since CMD+W closes the active panel), but customisable in the Keyboard Shortcuts panel.
Why is this feature important to you?
This is something I have to do very frequently while editing, and since I (and many others) edit largely with the keyboard, a shortcut would be very useful and speed up workflow just a tiny bit.
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cscooper2013: I totally agree with you, I can't see any reason why any action should be exluded from having a shortcut. I've submitted this simple request because I feel like it's more likely to get done on it's own.
Maybe make a separate FR for that?

Adobe Premiere Pro Help | Editing audio in a Timeline panel

This question was posted in response to the following article: http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/editing-audio-timeline-panel.html

Or, go into the audio units format of the timeline and manually adjust the audio portion of the cut to hit as close to a zero crossing as possible. Jim's way is the easiest, and sufficient for most people, but if you need perfect cuts and not a quick fade, it is possible to do it in Premiere Pro.

Slow gui redraws in timeline panel

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Hi everyone,
After Effects is an absolute pleasure working with and it is one of the most used Softwares in our Animation Studio.
As compositing lead I'd like to ask a performance related question, that would greatly improve our speed.
We work on Workstations, that apart from single core performance are quite fast as I would think. (see above)
Working in the timeline panel with dozents (hundrets) of layers though is quite slow and laggs when the left part (with all the text, blendmodes etc) has to be redrawn.
Interestingly it is not the amount of layers that is crucial: Havin 50 Layers is as slow as having 200 Layers. The amount that is shown slows the redraw down.
Turning off columns eg layer colors, blendmodes, etc speeds up the redraw considerably, but is not an option since its slows or workflow. Decreasing the size of the panel speeds it up considerably, but we need the overview.
Now I would think the graphics cards we have are quite top tier and suspect opengl performance would be the crucial factor here. Though I also read somewhere these redraws are dependent on cpu single-core performance.
My question now is quite simple: I would think redrawing gui or parts of it even if there are lots of texts and buttons on it would be feasable and fast on such systems. Is there something we can do to improve the performance? Loosing parts of seconds and seconds everytime we scroll or click on layers adds up to a lot of time (and ultimately frustration ;-) )
Looking forward to your replies!
Thanks,
Alex

Hi Szalam,
We dont have the cards in the same workstation. I meant we have both type of cards on different systems. Both have the lags.
I am talking about split second lags .. when i scroll up and down for example, it updates the panel every half second or so.
When there are only few layers in the timeline panel it updates it instantaneously and probably dozents of times per second. (selecting, expanding, etc)
Timeline panels refreshing every half second doesnt seem like much of a lag, but makes working on large comps quite unprecise in our experience ;-)
Actually this thread I found states our problem exactly (though no solution):
http://forums.adobe.com/message/5300130
One thing I noticed is that one cpu-core goes up to a hundred percent when scrolling the timeline on large (simple!) comps. Is this the problem, that the updates cant be calculated fast enough by the cpu? We also have workstations with single-core speeds of 3,6ghz, they have the same problem... mh
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How to restore original Premiere Pro CC interface and how to drag video to timeline panel?

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May I know how to restore the original interface?
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Hi Erica,
To restore:
From the menu items choose Window > Workspace> Reset Workspace
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or
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Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro

Timeline panel issues

Hi - hoping someone can help here.
1. I recently "bumped" the timeline panel such that it is no longer nicely seated in the usual position. I have tried dragging it around but it just won't "slot" into position. The problem with this is that I can't use the entire workspace efficiently
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Thank you so much!
Any chance you know the answer to my second question about the blue shaded column under one of my video layers?

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Seems I always have a few stray "timeline no sequence tabs" in my timeline panel whenever I start a new project. Anybody know the reason for that? Only a minor annoyance to x them out. But what might I be doing to cause this?
TIA points will awarded.

Right. I think this only affects new projects; if you were to open a project that only has one sequence after your project with six sequences, you'd get only one sequence tab. However, creating a new project would create a timeline panel with as many sequence tabs as were open in the previous project.
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I'm using Premiere Pro CS4 on Windows XP. The timeline panel is blank, no lines or words or anything, blank as in not turned on, and I can't figure out how to activate it. I can't drag video clips from the project panel to the timeline panel either.

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It could be that you are using a different version of photoshop. Some of the older versions were split into two versions a standard version and an extended version, in most of those versions, it was required to have the extended version to use video editing features.
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Moving the left most clips displaces the timeline panel

I couldn't find this issue on the forums, but I might not be using the right term.
When I trim (dragging the left border to the right) the first clip in the timeline the workspace also gets trimmed.
If I do this too often I end up with this useless "canvas" on the left.
I haven't got a clue how to restore again the space I loose when this happends.
Please also see the screenshot I attached for clarification.
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Move the timeline slider to the right. Or swipe if you're using a trackpad.

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