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6. Re: Trim with conflict?
petergaraway Jul 23, 2013 3:20 PM (in response to ArtifaktAstrix)Ok yes now I understand.
This has always been the way Premiere has behaved. Our philosophy on this is 'don't stop the user from doing what he/she wants to do'. A lot of users want the ability to nudge their clip down and to overwrite the previous clip to make an edit on beat for example. I know in some cases it may be nice to have a warning, but blocking it like FCP does frustrate a lot of users too.
And for post #5 that is essentally the same behavior.
You can always select the empty space and Ripple Delete or Click and Drag to have your clip snap.
Hope this is helpful,
Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro
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7. Re: Trim with conflict?
Kevin-Monahan Jul 23, 2013 6:32 PM (in response to petergaraway)I agree with you, Peter. Dragging with snapping engaged is the way to go about avoiding a trim into the adjoining clip. As an ex-FCP guy, I love being able to trim in to an adjoining clip. I think that with snapping engaged I would definitely know when I'm doing that.
Kevin







