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Frame hold segment key frames don't work after 2 seconds

New Here ,
Apr 14, 2021 Apr 14, 2021

When I try to keyframe a section of my frame hold segment that is after the default 2 seconds the key frames do not work. Any suggestions to help fix this would be greatly appreciated.

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New Here , Nov 27, 2023 Nov 27, 2023

2.5 years later.  What I did is extended my Frame Hold clip to however long I needed it, then turned it into a Nest.  Then I keyframed the Nested Sequence and that worked.

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New Here , May 23, 2025 May 23, 2025

I have been nesting for many years, but it was getting annoying, so I went out to find solutions on the forums and found this - HOWEVER - nesting doesn't really work when, for example, you need to return your scale BACK to 100, because you are nesting a clip that is ALREADY scalled up - it will nest it AS IS, so by scaling back that nest clip, your clip will have black on the sides! --- at the end of it all, I had to export a still JPEG and work around it!

This seems like a crazy bug, because Pre

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Community Expert ,
Apr 14, 2021 Apr 14, 2021

You will have to keep the keyframes within the Frame Hold Segment section.

Uncheck Pin to Clip for better view.

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New Here ,
Apr 14, 2021 Apr 14, 2021

Any idea how to extend the Frame Hold Segment section? The clip on the timelone is longer than 2 seconds but in the effects panel it's only keyframable for 2 seconds.

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Community Expert ,
Apr 15, 2021 Apr 15, 2021

Easier way is to use a frame grab.

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New Here ,
Nov 27, 2023 Nov 27, 2023

2.5 years later.  What I did is extended my Frame Hold clip to however long I needed it, then turned it into a Nest.  Then I keyframed the Nested Sequence and that worked.

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New Here ,
May 23, 2025 May 23, 2025

I have been nesting for many years, but it was getting annoying, so I went out to find solutions on the forums and found this - HOWEVER - nesting doesn't really work when, for example, you need to return your scale BACK to 100, because you are nesting a clip that is ALREADY scalled up - it will nest it AS IS, so by scaling back that nest clip, your clip will have black on the sides! --- at the end of it all, I had to export a still JPEG and work around it!

This seems like a crazy bug, because Premiere should not limit my frame holds.

 

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For this particular instance I've "Add Frame Hold" on the very last frame of the clip. Even though in Effect Controls I can add keyframes, but they don't work. When the playhead moves, the keyframe digits are moving but nothing is moving on screen.

Please fix this, Adobe.

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New Here ,
Sep 02, 2025 Sep 02, 2025
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GOAT!!

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