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Where did the PROPERTIES item in Adobe Premiere BETA go?
Hi Stan.
This removal was intentional. The track item context menu is way too long, and the use of the Media File Properties is low. Having it in both menus was judged redundant, and making that menu short enough to display on a standard laptop is a goal.
Mike
Mike
FYI. FIle menu> Get Media File Properties for > Selection is now enabled for Timeline clips along with the shortcut, as of 24.6 beta build 040 and later.
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The properties of the selected video are not active:(
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You select multiple clips or the sequence from the Project Window.
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One clip in the Timeline window
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FYI. FIle menu> Get Media File Properties for > Selection is now enabled for Timeline clips along with the shortcut, as of 24.6 beta build 040 and later.
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If you use the option Selection it opens all properties of those clips in the timeline you selected but
Is there a way to close them all at once?
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Directly, I don't think so. A possible workaround is to go to Window menu > Workspaces > Reset to Saved Layout. Just make sure you did not save your Workspace with the Properties panels open. A little wonky I admit, but it will close all the Properties panels.
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I am in PR Beta 24.6.0.8 comparing to PR 24.41.
There are differences in function, and in the naming: "Properties" is now called "Media File Properties" and is missing from the right-click (context) menu in the Timeline. It is present for Project Panel selections, but, as the current Release version, only for single selections.
The current release allows selecting one or more clips (in Timeline) and using Right-Click -> Properties to get a properties window for each clip. You can also get the same result by selecting one or more clips in the Timeline, or one or more clips or sequences in the Project Panel and using File -> Get Properties for -> Selection.
You can only do this in the Beta, as Ann shows, from the Project Panel.
@Trent Happel Would you pass on to the right people. I assume the intent was to change names and keep all functionality.
Also needed is a way to close all properties windows at once. It appears to require closing them one at a time.
Stan
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Thanks everyone. I have passed this on to the team.
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Hi Stan.
This removal was intentional. The track item context menu is way too long, and the use of the Media File Properties is low. Having it in both menus was judged redundant, and making that menu short enough to display on a standard laptop is a goal.
Mike
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Return the PROPERTIES of the video clip to the Timeline. I've always watched the Clip Properties with the 6-key shortcut by highlighting the video on the Timeline. The shortcut key is now inactive:(
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Given Mike's response, I'd look for a workaround. For example, add a shortcut for "Reveal in Project" - I used Ctrl+J. Then, select the clip you want in the timeline, Ctrl+J (selects the clip in the Project Panel), then Ctrl+Shft+H (the already assigned shortcut for "Get Media Properties Selection").
Stan
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We also may be wrong. That's why we have the beta to try out these changes. The disablement but not removal of the File->Get Media File Properties for->Selection was unintentional. Either we should enable it or remove it. We'll talk internally and come to an answer.
Mike
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I appreciate the information and transparency.
At first, it seems easy: just use more sub-menus (Frame Size -> Scale to vs Set to) or several sorta-related as a type of overflow submenu. But I can just picture the angst over a favorite that is no longer there. The shortcuts would still work....
Stan
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Curious how this would work for people using productions where the media isn't in the working project. Would I need to reveal in project(which would open up a massive project file with tons of media) to check the properties of a clip?
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@davef43726944,
> Curious how this would work for people using productions where the media isn't in the working project. Would I need to reveal in project(which would open up a massive project file with tons of media) to check the properties of a clip?
@lslater @Mike-Berry Does "productions not in working project" pose a special issue?
I thought this just needed the "File -> Get Media File Properties for -> File." In 24.5.0, a shortcut assigned to it works from every panel focus I tested.
But all that ever produces is the "Unable to get properties for this file" message.
Stan
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What about making the context menus customizable like project metadata or workspaces? There are many options I rarely use. OR... please remember I don't program or develop software but, for example, why gray out ripple delete while one clip is selected? Why not remove the option from that context menu if the function is unusable? Maybe that's not possible or would confuse people...
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This is so stupid!!! You get us used to working one way then you yank the rug out from beneath us to make us figure out a different way of working???
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PPro beta is where we test new features, which will always involve different ways of working.
These discussions are your opportunity to inform and influence our decisions with thoughtful, specific feedback about why those changes do, or don't, help you.
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Well here's my feedback, change it back to the way it was! And I'm not using the beta version, I'm on 24.5. So stop experimenting on us and let us get back to work the way we know how!
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Change it back!!!!
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Hi Mike, I have a shortcut set for media file properties "Shift + P" as I use this very regularly to determine how much I can slow clips down by. It'd be great to bring this back please unless there's another way to see the properties with a one button shortcut
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> shortcut set for media file properties
This is available again from the timeline as of build 40:
"FIle menu> Get Media File Properties for > Selection is now enabled for Timeline clips along with the shortcut, as of 24.6 beta build 040 and later."
Stan