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Hello,
I programmed my Up/Down arrows to zoom in and out of the timeline. This works fine when in the timeline window. Sometimes I am working in the Program panel, and I play, and wnat to zoom in on the timeline and it jumps to next edit in timeline, even though I have disabled all other assignments for the Up/Down key (except nudging in titles) See pict. How can I not have this happen? If you are going to say just use crtl-plus to zoom, just don't reply. Thanks!
Hi @defaultu77sk4w90yg5,
@defaultu77sk4w90yg5When weird stuff happens, I reinstall a reliable set of preferences. If you don't have a backup of your preferences file, you can try resetting them. Press Shift at launch to access the Reset Options dialog box. Let us know if that helps you.
Thanks,
Kevin
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It's not clear from your screenshot what you have assigned for the up/down arrows for the Go To Next/Previous Edit Point under the Application shortcuts group.
That's what Pr is doing when you're not in the Timeline panel; it's using whatever is set in the Application shortcuts group.
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In the Application shortcut group, I have Go To Next/Previous Edit Point assigned to A and S.
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Then I have no idea what is going on, sadly.
To start troubleshooting, I recommend saving your current setup as a keyboard shortcut preset if you haven't done it already.
Then go back to the default preset and change only the up/down shortcuts, and the next/previous edit shortcuts. Save that as a "test" preset and see if things work as expected for you.
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I am also having this problem, suddenly and I'm absolutley losing my mind. Plus, I've been using Premiere for years and it's NEVER operated like this, when I remap my shortcuts. Why are there shortcuts that you can't actually change, all of a sudden!?
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Hi @defaultu77sk4w90yg5,
@defaultu77sk4w90yg5When weird stuff happens, I reinstall a reliable set of preferences. If you don't have a backup of your preferences file, you can try resetting them. Press Shift at launch to access the Reset Options dialog box. Let us know if that helps you.
Thanks,
Kevin
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