How do you turn on the "set in/set out" buttons for the preview window for PE 15?

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September 2, 2017
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ed_in_out_io

Those, right there, on the bottom. I want those.

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sgould6862

Participant

So much misunderstanding going on here. Wow. It was a really straightforward question.

Teek, I totally get what you're asking. The 'set in/set out' buttons in Clip Monitor have mysteriously disappeared. I just installed the 'upgrade' and have spent an hour trying to get them back. They were a regular part of my workflow. Now they're gone and it's very frustrating.

If there is no way to get them back I suppose I'll use the 'i' 'O' keys but removing such an obviously convenient method of setting In/Out points is really quite dumb.

Ann Bens

Community Expert

Those button have kind of integrated with the in and out sliders.

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Steve Grisetti

Legend

I've said it every possible way, teek.

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teekn90724653Author

Participating Frequently

And yet my problem persists.

I know those buttons are in PE12, so I know Adobe knows how to make them.

I know Adobe is still presenting them as a feature on their own website.

I know there's no good reason to not have them in 15.

So what do I need to do to get them to appear?

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Steve Grisetti

Legend

You can still use the i and o keys.

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teekn90724653Author

Participating Frequently

That's not what I asked. I want to know how to get those buttons to show up at the bottom of the preview window. I'm not interested in less efficient alternatives. If I'm expected to pay to "upgrade" from 12 to 15, I expect to get at least the same level of basic functionality, if not better. But certainly not less.

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Steve Grisetti

Legend

I'm not sure what you're asking.

The area you've designated in the Clip Monitor will be the only portion of your clip that will be dragged to the timeline if you drag from preview window in the Clip Monitor.

You can change the positions for those in and out points by either clicking the Set In and Set Out buttons, pressing the i and o keys on your keyboard or by dragging the in and out points where you want them.

Is that what you're asking? There's no other way I know to "turn them on".