Shift + command + SPACEBAR launches the screenshot instead of reading the Source monitor

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• Transmit mercury only shows the program, not the source monitor monitor

  Hello people,

  For some time now, I have this problem where only the signal from the program monitor is sent to my external monitor. The source monitor working within first on my computer monitors, but will not playback on my external monitor. It is in each project unique im working on and I find it very difficult to identify the problem. It won't work when I drag a clip from a location to the source monitor or make a match frame of the timeline. I would add also that sometimes, but not everytime, when the program monitor transmits very well and I do a double click on a clip in the tray or drag it to the source monitor, my external monitor goes black. This also happens when you do a correspondence framework. And to add another weird thing, the audio is being transmitted by the source monitor. First pro audio is routed through my external monitor. I can just hear end during playback of clips in the source monitor. It's just the video that will not be displayed on my screen.

  
  

  My hardware is just simple Quicktime mov with ProRes in them in 1920 x 1080 so nothing special.

  I have the latest version of first and my driver for the monitor of Blackmagic Mini is also updated.

  I'm open to suggestions!

  Thank you!

  I think I solved my problem.  After a lot of troubleshooting, we ransacked the Premiere Pro preferences (hold down shift + option while launching the first) and the source has been restored.  Or my preferences were corrupt, or else my system has been set up in the reading panels and Audio hardware preferences.

  Unfortunately, after a few days the reading of the source monitor went out again.  I trashed my preferences again and reading has been restored.  I'm still trying to understand why this has happened.

  To answer your questions.  I am using a monitor.  He has worked with AJA Kona, but we recently went to Blackmagic so that we can use to Resolve.  I do not know if yes or no the Blackmagic was initially working right, but I don't think it was.  I got stuck on a large project, it was a few months before I could make a test or troubleshooting.

  I hope this helps!

• Why the source monitor keeps a history of the clips?

  I can first coming from a background in FCP7.  I find it strange that the first source monitor keeps a history of all the clips that you have previously loaded.  Why does do this, and is it possible to turn it off?  I'm used to FCP, where a new clip from loading completely destroys everything that was in the front source monitor.

  The reason why I noticed, it is when working with sequences multi-cames.  Example: I'm playing a multi-clip sequence in the source monitor.  Later, I add a new angle.  The next time I play it in the source monitor, the angle is not there.  I have to 'close' and re - open in the source monitor to see the change.  This is disturbing, particularly because it does not even give a warning that "what you look reflects exactly the timeline."

  In fact, in FCP, recent clips are listed in a menu pop up, they can be charged in all at once. Avid has a similar function. Premiere Pro's better allowing you to scrolls with the next and previous command or go directly to the first and last clips. You can close all clips, but probably not exactly as you wish.

  Feel free to make a feature request: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish

  Here is a screenshot of the options so that you can create keyboard shortcuts:

  

• Timecode jamming in the Source monitor

  I know how to clear a time code in the first frame of an element in the source monitor and in the project Panel: in the project Panel, right click - Edit-> timecode - > insert time code of choice.  But I want to do is go to a point 'IN' in the synchronization of the Source monitor and jam a time code in the 'IN' place.  Whenever I have insert an hour in the monitor Source Panel, that time becomes the time to the first frame of the clip, not the 'IN' time point.  Now, I noticed that in the project Panel (right-click, edit etc...) there's a setting that says 'Current image', but it can not be selected!  So is it possible to blur a moment in a point "IN"?  BTW, I found a way to do this using math and computation of the time between the beginning of the clip and the entry point, but it is labor intensive and prone to errors in subtraction.

  Instead of selecting "Edit video" in the project Panel, with the source panel-based use of the menu of clip to select Edit/time Code, you should have access to the current framework option.

• Where the source monitor Panel? (MacOS)

  I can't get a monitor source side by side with the program monitor. I spent 2 hours just trying to set up my work space. I don't see either a choice of sets/options for the layout of the workspace. I know that just, it may not be so hard to do. Signed, old user frustrated of the PCF. Ugh!

  Hi beekeeper.

  The Source monitor is in your workspace, but it is currently behind the program (which is weird) monitor. Check out the tab on the left that says "Source: Darkest Hour SS.dpx"-it's the Source monitor. I don't know why the reset of your default workspace is not to give the two-seater monitor display, but if you drag the tab to the program monitor on the right side of the chassis as it is now, you'll see a purple trapeze appear. If you deposit there, it will be moved to a new framework and should show the collection of other committees in a frame on the left. Again, don't know why reset does not work, but you can trash the workspace files by going in your Documents directory in the Finder and hole in your Premiere Pro profile folder and delete the files "Layouts" and "ArchivedLayouts". The next launch, the default workspaces will be restored.

  Colin

  First Pro EQ

• Does anyone know a shortcut for create/exit points exactly 1 second (or no preset amount) in the source monitor apart?

  Does anyone know a shortcut for create/exit points exactly 1 second (or no preset amount) in the source monitor apart?

  For example, I want to choose a second clip sections of 5 minutes, but do not want to move the points of entry/exit with the mouse in the hand. Would also be useful to several clips where 1 s/exit points have not been established

  Thanks for all the answers!

  Go to preferences and on the set of forward/reverse reading pane, for the number of images you want to move the read head (in this case 60, two seconds):

  

  And click OK.

  Then put your first marker, then type shift + right arrow to move the playback cursor, the number of images that you entered.

  If you type shift + left arrow , it will move the playback cursor backward the number of images.

  MtD

• can not see the wave forms when dragging clips in the source monitor

  I'm editing interviews where images and the original sound has been grouped in merged clips or sequences. I love the source monitor editing in the timeline, so I drag the sequence in the monitor source from the location of the project. From there, I can see and hear the movie without problem. However, when I mark the starting points and insert the images into a new sequence (my own assembly), there is none of the waveforms. In the source monitor itself, if I change the Audio waveform display, there seems to be none of the waveforms here either. Its strange, because first of all, I can hear the audio, and secondly, if I open the original sequence in the timeline panel by double-clicking it, instead of in the source monitor, dragging in there, then I can see the audio waveforms very well... Sounds strange... that the program if not just showing the waveforms for sequences if they are in the source monitor?

  Any ideas would be a massive help.

  (this is CC, 2014, with the Canon 5 d footage and Wav audio files recorded separately)

  Thank you!

  Thank you all for your advice.

  I really discovered what seems to be the cause of the problem. In the sequence, there is a blank audio track for a reason any. When I delete the sequence and then drag this sequence in the source monitor, BEHOLD, I still see forms audio waveform. No idea why it shows one track empty when it IS... Weird.

• Framework of correspondence in the source monitor to the selected image in the timeline?

  I would like to put the current time on an image placeholder in a clip on a timeline, then match that frame in the original clip and displayed it in the source monitor.  Avid does this, I can think of a work around in first, but hoped that there is a solution simple click.  Thankx.  Kevin

  The first command is sequence > Match Frame. The default shortcut is "F."

  If multiple items are stacked in the timeline panel, first select the one that you want to match. If no clipping is selected, then Match Frame goes to the clip on the highest targeted track.

• How open only a single clip in the source monitor Panel?

  OK, the answer to this question may be simple... If all goes well...

  Right now whenever I open a clip in the source monitor Panel it adds to the drop-down list.

  Well... but I'm opening and closing hundreds of clips per day, and after a while I noticed that it seemed to slow down the entire system PPCS5.5.

  It seems that the PP seems to keep each clip I open... active.

  

  Is it possible not to allow only a single clip to be open at a time in the source monitor... other than having to close their first? (would be ideal if there was some sort of shortcut as shift-doubleclick)

  No, nothing like this. I do not think that this opening up of dozens or several clips in the Panel Monitor Source would lead to slowing down the system important (at least, I never noticed this). I suppose there might be some kind of memory leak, but I'm not sure.

  What is your source footage? The system seems more sensitive after you close the clips in the Source monitor?

• Playhead snaps to the Point in the Source monitor

  I work with the new version of first CC and when I play or scrub the clips in the Source monitor he always snaps to the Point. It is hard rub the clip to see if I need to extend the entry point when he keeps back alignment. It seems unnecessary to always erase the In/Out points each time. I've never had this problem before...

  Thanks in advance for any advice.

  Hi buckyi,

  Seems like you "Loop" enabled in the settings of the Source monitor.

  

  Turn it off and see if that helps.

  Best,

  Regalo

• Could not get the Source monitor and program to display together

  Hi, I use Premiere Pro constantly for about 6 or 7 years and have never had problems with the monitors Source and program appearing side by side in my workspace.  I've recently updated to CC and, in addition to having one monitor 'fixed' and a sudden 'floating' (I've unable to paste the two up, but would have a run on my second monitor) it was working OK. The last two days, I can't set both monitors. I double click on a clip in the project, and it is not displayed anywhere.

  My preference is to set the workspace to imitate CS5.5, but this option is sorting is no longer the problem.  I'm trying to go back to the previous workspace and it tells me that there is not.  I tried control boxes and uncheck the menu window. Any help would be appreciated.

  

  Source monitor can normally be added to any 'panel' by clicking on the Panel, then in the menu dropdown you show, by clicking on the Source monitor... then navigate to it by selecting the tab is in the Panel that was highlighted when you clicked.

  You can change the panels by "entering" a title as source or scopes or whatnot too and drag in or to another palette, with the possibility of having always appear (for example, if you then release in the area left highlighted a Panel, you drag in) to the left of other things in the control panel... or if you say leave in the Middle then it displays when you select the tab at the top of the Panel. Others cover it when you click on the tabs. I think that the help pages following (they aren't long) could you get:

  Use and customize workspaces in Premiere Pro

  Working with panels in Premiere Pro

  Using the Source program monitor in Premiere Pro

  Things have changed a lot since 5.5...

  Neil

• Audio waveform disappears from the Source monitor after opening another audio clip

  I use Premiere Pro CC 2015 on an iMac (late 2014) of new 27-inch Retina 5 k with 8 GB of RAM.

  I've got 5 takes of the same voice that I'm editing into a simple video "How-to" recorded at the screen. I'm pass between the clamps and picking at the take, that I prefer and move it into the timeline.

  Problem is, once I open an audio file and then pass away from him to another audio file in the monitor Source Panel, the waveforms on this clip will not appear when I open it in the Source monitor. See waveforms is a unique case, unless I restart Premiere Pro. I can still hear everything and I still see the playhead moving across a green screen, but the waveforms are gone. It works fine the first time I open the clip.

  I waited about 10-15 minutes to see if it's just to take a second to reload the waveforms, but none of the clips appear in their new waveforms unless I restart the first. I tried to open a video and then come back to an audio clip. I have actually managed to do come back simply by moving the source monitor Panel in its own window separate from the table of mixing, effects, etc. but it happened again the next time I went to another audio clip and no amount of monitor source is fluttering it don't come back.

  Is there something that I am missing? I can still change course by listening to each piece of the voice-over begins, but without seeing it, it's a real pain.

  I think that this has been fixed with the latest update. No more problems!

• Reset the Source monitor timeline

  When the claws come out my camera and are placed on the timeline, the time does not start to 00:00:00:00 but that ever time the camera placed on the clip.  Is there a way (or a workaround) to redefine the time in the Source monitor to 00:00:00:00?

  PS. I know how to put my camera at the start of a shooting at 00:00:00:00, but it is impossible to switch several times to the 00:00:00:00 during a 20 minute session fast movement.

  You can right-click a file in the project Panel and change the timecode to start at all times as you want.

• Audio waveforms in the absence of the Source monitor

  Win 7 CC2015 (not xxxx.1)

  Audio waveform is displayed in the Source monitor... but they play very well.

  Stopped appearing mid project.

  Reloading to monitor source made no difference.

  Thoughts please.

  BTW 2015 not improved to xxxx.1 environment change stage of the project.

  Hello

  It was a known problem in the initial version of 2015.

  You simply drag the slider under the source monitor back and this problem has been reported and stands fixed in version 9.0.1 release.

  Vinay

• Why does my audio play in the source monitor, but not in the timeline?

  I imported some MOV files in first 2015 (codec H.264, PCM Linear, timecode).  The audio plays fine in the source window, but when I drag the clip to the timeline, no audio file appears under it and there is no sound.  I followed the instructions on this link, nothing helps: no sound during playback in Adobe Premiere Pro.

  These clips were filmed on a GH4.  I was shooting 1080 24 fps.  Before this problem I was shooting on a Canon 5 d.  Is it possible that it is the codec?

  Video playback in the timeline panel is also trolling and jittering a bit, but normally play in the source monitor.

  If anyone can help, please excessively it because I am not very fluent in the first.  Thank you.

  Source patch http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1442800?tstart=0 can help