Consolidate or Decompose and Copy without Transcoding?

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March 9, 2018
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Is there a way in Premiere to consolidate a sequence that copies the original footage (NOT transcoding!) by creating new clips with handles instead of copying the entire source file?

I have a 3 minute sequence in a project of over 300 gigs and the copied sequence will only get winnowed down to 110 gigs. I don't want to transcode. I just want to copy the sequence portions of the source footage with handles.

Can this be done in Premiere?

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Correct answer Nicolas from Autokroma

Hello !

There is now a way to do this in Premiere Pro with PlumePack !

PlumePack is a PPro plugin which can trim you files losslessly without re-encoding ! It removes the unused frame of your timeline and you can keep the same codec and exact same media quality. It's like copying a part of your files, so it is exactly what you are describing here !
More infos : https://www.autokroma.com/PlumePack

Best,

Nicolas from Autokroma

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Nicolas from AutokromaCorrect answer

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Hello !

There is now a way to do this in Premiere Pro with PlumePack !

PlumePack is a PPro plugin which can trim you files losslessly without re-encoding ! It removes the unused frame of your timeline and you can keep the same codec and exact same media quality. It's like copying a part of your files, so it is exactly what you are describing here !
More infos : https://www.autokroma.com/PlumePack

Best,

Nicolas from Autokroma

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Marcos Cavallaria

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Fenomenal! I gonna download to test. I work with RED, and I have more them 500TB in raw footage to trim. And your plug in gonna solve my life in workflow! Congratulations for the hard work to create this plug in!!!!!