current FCP user re-learning Premiere Pro cs5.5 and have timeline question

[sunny_j]

in fcp when i add edit at the end of clip A, beginning of clip B and ripple delete the trimmed clips the playhead snaps in between the 2 newly edited clips. i like this feature on fcp but cant get it work on premier pro.

 

[mmka1985]

Did you select the two edits and press Shift + Delete? That should do the job. I'm loving how CS5.5 has added Extend Edit and Trim Edit commands so that I can have some of the same functionality as I did in FCP.

 

[sunny_j]

Did you select the two edits and press Shift + Delete? That should do the job. I'm loving how CS5.5 has added Extend Edit and Trim Edit commands so that I can have some of the same functionality as I did in FCP.

i tried it but it didnt work i think its because im using the FCP keyboard layout. do you know what the shortcut for Shift+Delete is so i can search for it in the keyboard layout panel.

 

[j1clark@ucsd.edu]

i tried it but it didnt work i think its because im using the FCP keyboard layout. do you know what the shortcut for Shift+Delete is so i can search for it in the keyboard layout panel.

Here's the Adobe Premiere keyboard shortcuts page:

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premierepro/cs/using/WS1c9bc5c2e465a58a91cf0b1038518aef7-7c2ea.html

For a 'ripple delete', on the Mac it would be Option+Delete, on Windows it would be Alt+Delete.

 

[sunny_j]

Here's the Adobe Premiere keyboard shortcuts page:

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premierepro/cs/using/WS1c9bc5c2e465a58a91cf0b1038518aef7-7c2ea.html

For a 'ripple delete', on the Mac it would be Option+Delete, on Windows it would be Alt+Delete.

thanks for the link.
the issue isnt ripple delete, i want the playhead to snap between the 2 newly edited clips after ive ripple deleted parts of the 2 clips.

 

[mmka1985]

i tried it but it didnt work i think its because im using the FCP keyboard layout. do you know what the shortcut for Shift+Delete is so i can search for it in the keyboard layout panel.

I gave you a shortcut from the FCP keyboard shortcuts that are available in Premiere Pro under keyboard customization. That's why it didn't work. But what these guys said works if you are using the default Premiere Pro shortcuts.

 

[sunny_j]

i went to the default Premiere Pro shortcuts and tried Shift + Delete. Shift + Delete is a ripple delete and thats not what I'm looking for and i know how to use the ripple delete in PPro. when in FCP7 i ripple delete the space between the 2 clips the play head snaps between the 2 clips regardless where it is on the timeline.