To show the contents of an enclosing (parent) bin when you’re viewing only the contents of a nested bin, click the Parent Bin button in the Project panel.

To display the contents of a bin, in List view, click the triangle beside the Bin icon to expand it, or double-click the bin.Dropping an item into a bin does not automatically open the bin. You can move bins into other bins to nest them.

To move an item into a bin, drag the item to the Bin icon.

To create a bin inside another bin, make sure the bin is selected by clicking on it, then hit the bin icon in the lower right of your project window.Ībove is a sample of nested bins inside the footage bin.

Then select each option ( ripple trim next…) an in the grey area click your mouse and hit W on the keyboard to map this key to the shortcut and repeat for ( ripple trim previous…) except choose Qon the keyboard.Ī good way to keep you footage organized is to create nested or multiple Bins inside other bins.Ĭreate a bin called footage, import your footage.After importing your footage and previewing the clips, create new bins inside the footage bin to help you keep organized. In the search bar in the lower left type ripple trim (see below) When you select a key on the Keyboard Layout, you can view all the commands that are assigned to that unmodified key and all other modifier combinations.įrom the Premiere CC menu, select “Keyboard Shortcuts.” You can also press the modifier key on the hardware keyboard to achieve this result. When you select a modifier key on the keyboard layout, the keyboard displays all the shortcuts which require that modifier. A tool tip reveals the full command name when you hover over a key in the Keyboard layout. You can use the keyboard GUI to see which keys have been assigned and which are available for assignment. Set Keyboard shortcuts in Premiere Pro CC

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