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The Duration property not copy-pasting with audio

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
January 14, 2025
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Premiere Pro 25.1 does not relay the duration attributes (stretch\remix) from one audio track to another.

Steps to reproduce:

1) Place an audio on the timeline

2) Change its duration via the Stretch or Remix tool, or in the duration menu of the Essential Sound tab

(also note that the +- 5 seconds is always 5 even if you change it by 10 seconds or more)

3) Copy and paste the duration property on a new audio track

The new audio track remains unchanged

AndrewTheGreatAuthor

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Hi, @jamieclarke

Don't know if speed refers to the same group of properties, but it cannot be transferred to any other layers via copy-pasting attributes too. Time remapping - can be. Speed - cannot. I know it's been always like that, but I think it's time to include speed to copyable properties too.

By the speed I mean the one that can be changed in the CTRL+R window

Stop trying to edit and EDIT!

jamieclarke

Community Manager

Updating Status to Acknowledged

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mstegner

Community Manager

Thank you @AndrewTheGreat , I have created a bug for this.

jamieclarke

Community Manager

Hi @AndrewTheGreat -
Thanks for submitting your bug report. I'm checking if this is expected behavior or not. I see that in the essential sound panel after adding the remix to the second clip you can select the target duration and manually enter the timecode from the first clip.

Sorry for the frustration.

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