what are the "V" and "A1" symbols in the timeline?

tarr

tarr

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Since Premiere CS4 I have been wondering what are those symbols in the timeline (see picture)....
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Can you help? :Drogar-BigGrin(DBG)
 
It's so you can select which track you can copy and paste footage into or insert footage to from the source window using , or . shortcut keys
 
bimdas said:
It's so you can select which track you can copy and paste footage into or insert footage to from the source window using , or . shortcut keys
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thanks, I suspected it was so, but somehow it's like it doesn't work good...
 
Track Targetting is an important part of the PPRO workflow.

Worth a read up in the Help Files to understand the entire matter and how they fit into the concept.

FWIW - I never use the V and A buttons specifically. I tend to target via the Video and Audio TAB
 
Shooter said:
FWIW - I never use the V and A buttons specifically. I tend to target via the Video and Audio TAB
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Me neither, if i edit in and out point from the source monitor and want to insetrt or overlay the clip on the timeline I just select the track tab. I do the same for cut and paste stuff.
Never really understood what the draggable V and A selectors are for... They appeared in CS4. Before they don't even existed...
 
V-source video and A1-source audio
video 1 and video 2 are targets track for source, select the target tracks for source video for editing
 
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