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January 12, 2018
Question

Premiere Timeline Render and the Enter Button...

  • January 12, 2018
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To start, I am using Premiere Elements 2018 with Windows 10.

I am a newbie and just learning how to use this program. Playing around with text boxes in the timeline, I am experiencing an issue with clips rendering as I hit the enter button. Specifically, when I forget to use the "wrap" option on the text (and even sometimes when I could swear that I used the wrap option), hitting enter to wrap text renders the clip before I've finished it. Once a clip is rendered it cannot be edited anymore, correct? It seems in the keyboard customization I have no way of disengaging the enter button so I do not render prematurely. Is throwing out those clips and starting over my ONLY option?

Thanks to all who answer!

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2 replies

Community Expert
February 3, 2020

1.  I don't think so.  But why would you want to?

2.  I don't know.  Try it!  Remember the only "rendering" being done at this point is to make previews flow smoother.  

Legend
January 13, 2018

Enter renders the timeline. You are correct there.

To create a line break in a title, use Shift+Enter.

zopfan
Known Participant
February 2, 2020

1. Can we stop/disengage enter key from rendering?

2. What happens if we press escape/cancel just before it reaches 100%? If no in-out are selected, will it render whole/current clip or whole sequence?
3. As OP suggested, if we happen to render a clip, can it no longer be edited?

Legend
February 2, 2020

Of course you can continue to edit your clips after the timeline is rendered. Rendering it merely creates a hard preview.