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mikecox_
mikecox_
Inspiring
March 27, 2018
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Ctrl-D didn't add my default transition

  • March 27, 2018
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I'm between clips on the timeline and hit Ctrl-D, expecting the default transition to appear, but nothing happens.

So I go to the Effects Panel and drag my default transition between the clips and the transition appears.

Why didn't the shortcut add the Transition?

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Correct answer Ann Bens

Humm

   I get the transition if no clips are selected. But that puts a transition between all my clips, doesn't it?

If I select the clip and put the playhead between the clips then hover over the end, til the icon appears; the the double arrows, then click Ctrl-D nothin happens.


   I get the transition if no clips are selected. But that puts a transition between all my clips, doesn't it?

No.

Just select the cut with your mouse, not the clip(s).

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excited_Genie16B8
Braniac
March 27, 2018

Are the tracks Targeted?

Patching source sequences in Premiere Pro

    mikecox_
    mikecox_Author
    Inspiring
    March 27, 2018

    Thanks for that, very helpful.  I've been wondering how those options were used. So yes, the tracks are Targeted.

    I have tried applying the transition to the clip I want to add a transition to, and I have tried going to the Sequence that the clip is in but Ctrl-D will just not add the transition.

    Surely I'm doing something wrong, but what?

    Using Win 11
    Ann Bens
    Ann BensCorrect answer
    Braniac
    March 27, 2018

    Humm

       I get the transition if no clips are selected. But that puts a transition between all my clips, doesn't it?

    If I select the clip and put the playhead between the clips then hover over the end, til the icon appears; the the double arrows, then click Ctrl-D nothin happens.


       I get the transition if no clips are selected. But that puts a transition between all my clips, doesn't it?

    No.

    Just select the cut with your mouse, not the clip(s).

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