The keyboard shortcuts for trimming forward or backward by multiple frames at a time are as follows: Use the Trim Forward Many and Trim Backward Many buttons to trim by multiple frames at a time.Press Option+Right to trim forward (Mac OS). Press Ctrl+Right to trim forward (Windows). The keyboard shortcuts for trimming forward or backward by one frame at a time are as follows: Use the Trim Forward and Trim Backward buttons to trim by one frame at a time.Shift-select, or marquee‐select one or more edit points with the Ripple Edit, or Rolling Edit tools, moving the playhead to the nearest selected edit point and setting the Program Monitor to trim mode with the tool's trim type.Double‐click an edit point with the Selection, Ripple Edit, or Rolling Edit tools present in the Tools panel.If the Program Monitor is already in trim mode, then press the Shift + T key to toggle out of trim mode. Edit points are selected on the targeted tracks with the trim type set to a rolling edit regardless of the currently active tool. If there is no edit point selected, then the playhead automatically moves to the nearest edit point on the targeted tracks. If there is an active edit point selection, the playhead moves to the nearest selected edit point.
You can also enter trim mode without selecting edits ahead of time. These selected edits remain intact once you enter trim mode. Prior to entering trim mode, a good strategy is to select one or more edit points with a trim tool in the Timeline. If you zoom in or scrolling so that the head isn't visible, you can still see that a clip is out‐of-sync with its linked parts. Out‐of‐sync indicators draw in the visible part of a clip in the Timeline, not just at the head of the clip. To limit which tracks shift during a ripple trim, toggle Sync Lock or Toggle Track Lock on tracks. Performing ripple trims can cause clips on different tracks to get out‐of‐sync. When trimming multiple tracks, you can trim until either you encounter another clip in the same track, or you reach the duration of the shortest clip in the group. You can only trim a clip longer until you encounter another clip in the same track, and you cannot perform a trim beyond the duration of the media in the clip. In addition, there are several buttons and other user interface elements such as the video displays in the Program Monitor that can be used to perform a trim during trim mode. The keyboard shortcuts and the +/‐ keypad entry can also be used in the Program Monitor in trim mode. Specialized tools allow you to trim an edit point easily and accurately, reducing the number of steps involved and maintaining the integrity of the sequence. You can edit multiple clips at the same time. A clip's "edge" is a clip’s In or Out point or edit point.
You can trim clips by dragging the edge of a clip. To fix that problem, trim the clip using trimming tools in Premiere Pro.Ĭlips can be edited in the Source Monitor, Program Monitor, or on the timeline. For example, as you view the edit, you want to cut to the incoming clip a little sooner than you originally planned while marking clips. Typically, trimming clips modify how they play back in a sequence. In a typical workflow, In and Out points for a clip are marked in the Source Monitor.Īdjusting a clip's In and Out points after it is edited into a sequence is called trimming. The Out point is the last frame you include in a sequence. The In point is the first frame you want to include in a sequence. Marking is the process of setting the In and Out points of a clip. In and Out points define a specific portion of a clip or a sequence.
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