Question about nested sequences in Adobe Premiere 1.5Pro
Frage von spirit145: November 2006
Hello, With Spotlight None knew the answer, unfortunately, so I post here my first contribution. It is about the following facts: In my main sequence, I have several small sequences are inserted and with the corresponding Überbledungen adjusted. But when I edit a small sequence that I delete a clip, then the logical sequence of shorter and shorter but then unfortunately this is not the main sequence (the length of the intermediate sequence remains the same length). The clip is then removed from the main sequence shown hatched. Is there a way to automate it, that the main sequence s.die partial sequences fit? Without that I am part of all the newly inserted sequences must. Delete and close the gap that brings nothing when I'm in the partial sequence of run, because in the main sequence is still the same length. Thanks for the help.
Antwort von Jörg:
Hi, shortening leads to a sequence of nesting, in fact, not to shorten the overall length. The "delete and close the gap that is still in the Quellseq. urgently needed. This is the deleted part s.Ende the Quellseq in verschachteten Seq displayed. And here you trim now simply part of the hatched away, or pushing the seq together, or they überlagerst .... Gruß Jörg
Antwort von spirit145:
thanks for the reply. as is the premiere with 2.0 solved?
Antwort von Wiro:
It is of course synonymous Appro 2.0 otherwise. And that's synonymous a good thing. Otherwise you would with a complex trace Mountains with several nested sequences, perhaps even a music track and a trimmed Sync voice-over commentary track quite disturbed to see your timeline, where suddenly everything is a muddle. For this reason, Appro so friendly, subsequently abbreviated nesting sequence in the master timeline view hatched. That means something like "Caution - überleg what you're doing." Greeting Wiro
Antwort von spirit145:
OK that explains a lot. From this perspective I have not even considered. Again many thanks for the replies.
