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nested sequences
thanks. that kind of helps...but I still cant load a sequence into the source monitor and have it behave like a sequence i.e. jumping fom cut to cut and editing straight across...this is a really basic editing function and they really should sort it out on the next version -- oh well...- clingfilm
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- Forum: Adobe: Premiere
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nested sequences
hello. does anyone know how to "unnest" a sequence - is it even possible? I want to edit one assemble cut into another whilst retaining the cut points and source material rather than a "one shot" nested sequence - I want to be able to match frame back to the original source rather than the...- clingfilm
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