Work area bar in/out -point setzen,P Elements 12

wie kann ich den work area bar in/out -point setzen, alt+[ / ] (alt+5/6) funktioniert nicht, arbeite mit einem IMac

berend1
Thank you for posting your question and good job finding the solution yourself.
Apparently you are a Premiere Elements 12 Mac user who wanted to set the gray tabs of the WorkArea Bar to span a specific area of your Timeline and the shortcut Alt + [ and Alt + ] were not working for you.
Your solution was to go to Edit Menu/Keyboard Customization/Windows and the Timeline category and change
Set Work Area Bar In Point from Alt+[ to 5
and
Set Work Area Bar Out Point from Alt+] to 6
That worked for you. Good job.
Thank you.
ATR

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Hitting enter key or choosing "render work area" no rendering occurs

I recently migratated all my pictures and projects from one computer to another, new one.
Working with PE12.
I'm trying to render a project that I have created, but when I hit the enter key, or even select "Render Work Area" from the Timeline menu, instead of rendering, it plays back the project.
Anyone knows what is going on?! please?

ATR,
I'm very glad you jumped back in. So, thank you.
I've done everything you have suggested, and I'm getting the same issue. However, there is one observation that could help you further narrow it down.
I'm going to respond to all your suggestions, point-by-point below in order to help you - help me- the best I can
1. I am assuming that you are working in the Expert workspace of Premiere Elements 12. If so, the go to the Quick workspace and try each of the following [ Correct]
a. Hit the Render button above the Filmstrip there [done]
b. Go to Timeline Menu/click on Render Work Area [done]
c. Press Enter key of the computer main keyboard [done]
Did the rendering dialog come up at any time? [YES, (and this has been happening all along), when I try to render, in any of the 3 ways above, I do see a window pop up for a millisecond and then it disappears. I hightly suspect that it is the "render" window that is attempting to open, but just goes away for some reason.
When you went back to the Expert workspace, was there now a green line instead of an orange line over the TImeline content spanned by the gray tabs of the Work Area Bar? [no, still orange coolor]
2. Make a copy of the problem project (File Menu/Save A Copy and renaming it). Open the copy and determine if you can render the Expert workspace Timeline content of that of the Quick workspace Filmstrip.
3. Have you cleared out the preview files in the Adobe Premiere Elements Previews FIle Folder for this problem project? [YES, manually went inside the Adobe Premiere E Previews File and deleted everything] Double check on that. How much free space is there at the location where you have this Adobe Premiere Elements Previews Files Folder? [Plenty of space is left ~ 230GB] Next, go to Edit Menu/Preferences/Media and its Media Cache Datebase and hit the Clean button there to get rid of conformed video files. [Hit the clean button, twice]
4. Next, delete the Premiere Elements 12's settings file named Adobe Premiere Elements Prefs. The route to it in Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 64 bit is
Local Disk C
Users
Owner
AppData
Roaming
Adobe
Premiere Elements
12.0
and in the 12.0 Folder is the Adobe Premiere Elements Prefs file that you delete. If that does not work, delete the whole 12.0 Folder in which the Adobe Premiere Elements Prefs file exists. Be sure to be working with Folder Option Show Hidden Files, Folders, and Drives active so that you can see the path cited. [Wend all the way inside the 12.0 folder, but did not see any file called Adobe Premiere Elements Prefs, so deleted the whole 12.0 folder instead as you suggested]
Just starting my day. We will be watching for further developments. I will be thinking about this some more.
Thanks.
ATR
Add On...Leaving the whys behind can lead to more of the same. So, unless you are in a time crunch to get this project out, let us not give up just yet [ I am not in any rush to get this out, and I not giving up if you aren't . I can tell you like to solve puzzles and I thank you for it.]

Keyboard shortcuts to set in/out points?

I've been using FCP for a while, but lately have been teaching iMovie HD at our local cable access studio. I'm very impressed with what iMovie can do now, with one glaring problem - setting in/out points. I'm used to playing through my video, and when I get to a point I want I'll click "i" or "o" to set the points.
In iMovie the only way (near as I can tell) to set in/out points is by scrubbing the markers which confuses everyone and takes far too long. It's a very strange feature not to have an obvious keyboard equivalent to.
Is there any way to set in/out points via the keyboard?

There's a list of iMovie keyboard shortcuts under 'Help' on the top-line menu: it's "iMovie HD Keyboard Shortcuts".
But iMovie doesn't work on In and Out points selected from a longer clip, in the way that Final Cut Express and Final Cut Pro do.
It was originally envisaged that iMovie, as a simple editor, just lets you cut and join clips, with optional Transitions, Effects, etc.
There are Crop Markers which can be used: just put your cursor beneath the blue(?) Playhead line, just under the playback window, and a pair of triangular crop markers will appear. If they don't - just hover for a moment at the extreme left just beneath the playback window.
The crop markers can then be dragged to any positions, and Apple ('Command')+K will then crop that selected video section. This can be undone with Apple+Z.
The crop markers can be dragged anywhere, or you can click on one and use the usual keyboard shortcuts of left and right cursor key to move one a frame at a time, or Shift+left/right cursor key to jump 10 frames at a time.
It wasn't originally anticipated, with iMovie, that people would import longer sections of video than needed (..unlike professional shooting and capture..) and then choose just briefer sections within those long clips. The thinking behind iMovie was "cut out and throw away", not "identify shorter section and use that, while secretly retaining full duration of original clip".
It's only with the current iMovie 5/HD that the background handling of clips now approaches FCE and FCP, giving reliable "non-destructive trimming", so that crop markers can be used to set 'wanted' sections, and other sections remain behind invisibly, in a robust Trash can, "..just in case".
You can 'Split video at Playhead' (Apple+T) ..which is what I generally use for editing, but you have to manually drag crop markers to where you want them. It's a historical thing.
You're really asking for a shortcut to set a crop marker to the Playhead position. Why not use Feedback to ask for one in the next version?
But sorry; I don't know of any keyboard shortcuts to do what you want.
Maybe someone else does, though..

PPRO 2014: ALT+[/] won't set working area start/end

ALT+[/] won't work in PPRO 2014. WIndows 7 x64, Russian. Previous PPRO on the same machine and this very installation of Windows responds to ALT+] command and sets the working area just fine, from both Russian and English language keyboard choice.
NOTE: PPRO2014 windows>adobe premiere pro help menu takes me to the adobe keyboard shortcuts that lists this as a valid keyboard shortcut for Adobe PPRO 2014.
Can anyone let me know if there are new shortcuts or something is wrong with my PPRO 2014 installation (files missing)?
Thanks!

Thank you, work area bar is an old habit of mine
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Exporting work area in cc 2014 doesnt export actual entire work area

Can't understand what the issue is here. It only exports about 80% of the clip.

Hello,
There's a few things you can try.
1. Make sure the Work Area Bar is extended to the entire length of your sequence. See image below
2. From the Export Settings dialog, change the Source Range to 'Entire Sequence'. See image below.
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