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Retrieving Clips from other Premiere Elements Projects

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March 27, 2020
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Can clips be moved from one Project to the Project Assets of a new Project?

Ron

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Peru Bob

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Is this what you want to do?

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-elements/using/archiving-projects.html

ronl68268328Author

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Thanks for information for Trimmed version. I am still looking for an easy way to delete the bulk of the clips and save only my selected clips. Easy to do if the Timeline could be moved into Project Assets. Can the Trimmed version be inserted in Project Assets to allow clip selection?

Ron

Peru Bob

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Not the Premiere Elements project file. The media files can.

Peru Bob

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I may have misunderstood your intention.

Do you just want to move or copy the source media and reuse that in a new project?

ronl68268328Author

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If I am unable to move the Project and its contained clipping to a new Project, then an alternative is to use the existing Project (a subset of a bigger scripted Project) as the bigger Project. I am looking for a simple way to delete the bulk of the clips that I have made within the existing Project. Project Assets is a better location for deleting unwanted clips than the timeline. Can the timeline be moved into its own Project Assets<

Ron

Peru Bob

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I've moved this from the poorly named Community Help forum (which is the forum for issues using the forums) to the Premiere Elements forum so that proper help can be offered.

ronl68268328Author

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With thanks, Peru Bob.

Alternatively, can the clips from a Project in which I have added clips be moved into its own Project Assets to allow easy deleting of the unwanted clips?

Ron

Peru Bob

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Short answer: No.

Longer Answer: You can export (share) the clip and then import it into another project, but you won't be able to change the edits.

Response that doesn't answer the question: You can do that with Premiere Pro.

ronl68268328Author

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Hello Peru Bob,

I have saved the Project in MP4 format, but that version creates one continuous video without the clipping that exists within the Project. I want to be working with the clipping breaks that I have already created within the Project. Can I preserve the clipping somehow?

Thanks

Ron

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