Left & Right arrow not moving one frame at a time

[delgadob]

Hello,

I am fairly new at Premier Pro and I am coming from Avid's Media Composer.

Both, Premier Pro & Media Composer are installed in a PC running Windows 7 Professional

I tried using the left and/or right arrow on the keyboard to move one frame in either direction while in the Editing mode.

Although the timecode numbers displayed in blue change, neither the playhead nor the actual image changes.

No clue as to why not.

Suggestions are greatly aprecciated.

Thanks,

Bert

[Anton_e_c]

Check to see if your sequence settings frame rate matches with the footages frame rate.

[Nadia_creative]

Premiere used to do this by defult i found the same issue. 
the boxes i have highlighted in red is the correct keys to do it. just make sure in your keyboard shortcut they Alt key is step up (Step back/forward 1 frame) and the none at the top is set to (select previous keyframe/select forward keyframe).

This will correct it. 🙂   

[Westy HJ]

Additionally, I've just found out if the above doesn't work - it didn't for me - I could only jump a millisecond forward and backward pressing the left/right arrows.  Which is even more annoying than it sounds!!!

You may have to click the pop-out options (the 3 horizontal lines circled) for the timeline you're working on, then make sure the 'Show Audio Time Units" is NOT clicked on. (highlighted in green

For me this had happened because the previous editor had set up the project this way and forgot to change it back to what i'd consider 'the norm.' Thankfully a quick phone call sorted it out.  Happy editing!

Cheers

[Royhessey]

I have found on my Windows 10 desktop that holding down the ALT key and using the arrows LEFT or RIGHT works and moves the selected clip one fram at each press.