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Inspiring
May 14, 2023
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Premiere Pro CS6

  • May 14, 2023
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Hi, I'm trying to copy a number of elements from one Premiere file/sequence into another file. I have tried by importing the whole sequence from the old file into the new one with success. I then dragged the sequence icon into the timeline of the new file, it plays correctly but all I see is a coloured strip in the timeline and not any of the items making up that sequence? How can I get to see all the items making up a sequence?

 

kind regards 

 

B

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Correct answer MotionP

Hi, I got it to work by just renaming the sequence in the new file from sequence 1 to sequence 2. Then I copied the sequence 1 from the file containing all the elements I wanted to copy and pasted the sequence 1into my new file. Then once it was in I double clicked the sequence 1 icon and all the separate elements making up that sequence was copied into the timeline.

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Ann Bens
Community Expert
Community Expert
May 14, 2023

CS6 does not have the ability to show a nested sequence as individual clips.

 

MotionPAuthorCorrect answer
Inspiring
May 22, 2023

Hi, I got it to work by just renaming the sequence in the new file from sequence 1 to sequence 2. Then I copied the sequence 1 from the file containing all the elements I wanted to copy and pasted the sequence 1into my new file. Then once it was in I double clicked the sequence 1 icon and all the separate elements making up that sequence was copied into the timeline.

Community Expert
May 14, 2023

I stand to be corrected but I'm not sure you can do this easily in CS6. I would open the old sequence and copy and paste the required clips into the new timeline.

MotionPAuthor
Inspiring
May 14, 2023

Hi Richard,

Many thanks for getting back to me. I have tried your suggestion with no luck, it doesn't seem possible to copy elements from one file to another?

kind regards

B

MotionPAuthor
Inspiring
May 14, 2023

Hi, I've managed to achieve what I wanted so I am closing this thread.