how to resize multiple clips? in premiere 2018

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November 15, 2017
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im sure i used to be able to select multiple clips in the timeline, and by dragging the end of one of them, they will all resize , but in v 2018 it seems to only resize one file.

when i click, alt, shift or other keys it doesnt seem to do it either.

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Correct answer Ann Bens

here is what is happening when i do this.

originally i wasnt sure what it was doing , because there was one seemingly long clip at the end, but then i realised, that it is making all of the clips long and seems to be overlapping them.

This definitely a bug. I can reproduce this on 2018.

In 2017 it works as it should.

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ChrisTaylorMotion

Participant

Another way to change the duration to a bunch of images is to:

In the timeline
select all the desired clips
right-click on the clips and get the menu open
click on speed/duration
check the box "Ripple edit, Shifting Trailing Clips"
change duration to desired length.
click "ok"

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crussell242

Participating Frequently

THANKS! I hope you win for best answer. Literally none of the other suggestions worked until yours.

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excited_Genie16B8

Legend

You need to select edit points, not clips.

As an aside, that will change the clip's duration, not their size, which here refers to their resolution.

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djmattyzAuthor

Inspiring

well these are photos, so in and out points would not be relevant in this case.

what i need to do is change their duration to match the beat of the background music. resize may be the wrong choice of word here.

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excited_Genie16B8

Legend

i need to adjust multiple clips in the timeline, to match the tempo of the music in the timeline. i need to do it in bulk so that the clips are all the same size as each other.

if i understand you correct, the edit points you are referring to, are done in the source monitor individually in which case, i dont have the music there as a reference for starters.

maybe im missing something.....

if i understand you correct

You do not. In the Source Monitor, you set In and Out points. In the timeline, the ends of clips are called edit points.

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