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hugo_3385
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April 10, 2025
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Point de sortie "o" décalé d'une image

  • April 10, 2025
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Bonjour,

 

J'aimerais que ce problème soit résolu : lorsque je me place sur la fin d'un rush que j'ai coupé sur ma timeline et que je presse la touche "o" de mon clavier pour attribuer un point de sortie, celle-ci est décalée d'une image, ce qui fait que mon point de sortie sélectionne une image de mon rush suivant, ce que je ne souhaite pas du tout. Travaillant sur de nombreux montages de découpes c'est une vraie perte de temps de devoir recaler le point manuellement à chaque fois.

    Correct answer R Neil Haugen

    There's also the 'go to last frame' keyboard shortcut in the Keyboard Shortcutes dialog, that you can assign a key for.

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    Kevin-Monahan
    Community Manager
    Kevin-MonahanCommunity Manager
    Community Manager
    April 11, 2025

    Hi Hugo,

    When snapping to the end of a clip using the playhead, move left one frame before marking an Out point. That is the case with all pro non-linear editing systems. I hope the info helps. To see exactly what's going on. zoom way in to the cut and note that the playhead consists of a needle and a "tail" to it. Glad you realized what was going on there and asked about it.

     

    Thanks,

    Kevin

     

    Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community & Engagement Strategist – Pro Video and Audio
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      hugo_3385Author
      Participant
      April 11, 2025

      Thank you very much @Kevin-Monahan  this is very helpful. I have now program a short cut to go back from one frame and then hit the "O" to get a true end point.

      R Neil Haugen
      R Neil HaugenCorrect answer
      Legend
      April 11, 2025

      There's also the 'go to last frame' keyboard shortcut in the Keyboard Shortcutes dialog, that you can assign a key for.

      Everyone's mileage always varies ...
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        Dani_V.Community Manager
        Community Manager
        April 10, 2025

        Hi @hugo_3385,


        Welcome to the Premiere Pro forums. Premiere Pro has always worked this way. The playhead is at the "start" of the frame after your clip and it is what you are seeing on the Program monitor, as marked by the blue line on the time ruler at the top.

        There's a couple of keyboard shortcuts that may help, depending on your keyboard layout (Premiere Pro > Keyboard Shortcuts...):

        • Forward slash "/" is "Mark Selection" which should create the in and out points to whatever clip/s you have selected, without that "offset".
        • You can also map your keyboard for "Go to Selected Clip End", which should also take you to the last frame of that clip.

         

        Hope this helps!
        Dani



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          hugo_3385Author
          Participant
          April 11, 2025

          Thank you very much @Dani_V. this is very helpful.

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