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how to render only selected clips on the timeline for a smooth preview

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If i want to select for example only three random clips on the timeline track 1 to be rendered for a smooth not choppy playback, why can't i just highlight the clips and hit "render selection" ? The only way i know to do this is to set in and out points and then hit render in and out, however that will then also render usually clips on the above tracks as well which i did want to be included.

sam.causeis

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UPDATE for 2020: Select your clip > sequence menu item > Render Selection

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doktor-video

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This is no working for a several months now. I allways have to render the entire timeline. I am on the latest software version. Any solution?

Thank you

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milostudios24526369

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Same for me. I've been using Premiere since 2015 and it's never worked for me. I just don't get it.

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jonathanberesford

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you can right click and select render and replace. That should do what you're looking for

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excited_Genie16B8

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Render & Replace won't bake in the effects, so that likely won't solve this need.

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Kevin J. Monahan Jr.

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Hi JulianM,

why can't i just highlight the clips and hit "render selection" ?

Yellow bars or red bars? I don't believe Render Selection works with yellow bars. You're right, though, you should be able to have that choice. File the issue here.

Thanks,
Kevin

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Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio

Warren Heaton

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Following up on Kevin's post:

If you are not being Red Bars above the selected clip(s), you'll want to try a lower Playback Resolution or creating proxies.

-Warren

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julianm44443758Author

Inspiring

The Render selection works sometimes and sometimes it doesn't , right now it doesn't and the bar looks yellow altough sometimes its hard to tell because the yellow and green colors are too similar

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Warren Heaton

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If you have one or more clips selected in the Timeline, you should be able to choose Sequence > Render Selection from the Sequence pull down menu.

As you'll probably use this often, you can set a custom keyboard shortcut in the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog box (Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts, Windows or Adobe Premiere Pro > Keyboard Shortcuts, Mac). In the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog box, enter "Render Selection" in the search text field and that should filter the list to Application > Sequence > Render Selection. You can click in the Shortcut column to add a shortcut. If you haven't set any other Keyboard Shortcuts, "Shift Enter" should be available.

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