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175 ADOBE PREMIERE 5.0
User Guide
To move a clip earlier or later in the program:
Drag the clip to the left or right, position the clip by watching the In point and Out point
indicator lines (if you stay on the same track) or the black rectangle that represents the clip
duration (if you drag to a different track), and then release the mouse button.
Note: If you drag a clip containing both video and audio, Premiere attempts to keep video and
audio on similar tracks. For example, if you drag a clip on track Video 3, Premiere will drag the
clip’s audio along on Audio 3, but if you try to drag the video part of the clip to a time where the
track Video 3 is empty and Audio 3 is occupied, you won’t be able to drag there. You can override
this by pressing Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) as you drag, and Premiere will move the audio
clip to the next empty audio track at that time so that you can complete the drag.
To snap the edge of a clip to the edge of another clip or a marker:
1
Make sure that Snap to Edges is selected in the Timeline window menu. If it isn’t selected,
click the triangle below the Timeline window title bar ( ) to choose it.
2
Drag the edge of a clip close to the edge of another clip or a marker.
To snap a marker as you drag the clip that contains it:
1 Make sure that Snap to Edges is checked in the Timeline window menu.
2
With the selection tool selected, position the pointer over the marker inside the clip you want
to move. The pointer changes to a blue arrow.
3
As the blue arrow appears, drag the marker to the edge of another clip, a marker, or the edit
line. As you drag, the blue arrow changes to a grabber hand, and the marker you’re dragging
snaps to other clip edges, markers, or the edit line.
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