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February 18, 2024
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"Ctrl+Alt+Shift+1" Keyboard Shortcut not working properly...

  • February 18, 2024
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So I was just watching taran van hemert Premiere Pro video where he used the default shortcut "Ctrl+Alt+Shift+1" to select a specific bin located in the far left of his second monitor which is called "SFX", and the shortcut selects this specific bin every single time.

 

I have tried to create the same bin, and placed it in the same place as him but everytime I press "Ctrl+Alt+Shift+1" it almost always selects the main project bin first. Only after I press the shortcut again, it will select the SFX bin.

 

I have tried experimenting by moving the positions of the bins around my workspace, and somehow - sometimes - it will succesfully select the SFX bin first.

 

Is there a way to select the SFX bin to make it the "main bin" somehow? So it will always select that bin first everytime I press "Ctrl+Alt+Shift+1"

 

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Correct answer Ali Jaber

What Im doing is:
1. Clicking on the timeline (in my first monitor)

2. Pressing (ctrl+alt+shift+1)
Thats it.

And every time I press (ctrl+alt+shift+1), different bins get selected depending on where I place them on my workspace


As Ann said, he is using a script. There is no PPro keyboard shortcut that selects a certain bin in the project panel.

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Ann Bens
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February 18, 2024

If you want help, you need to post a link to the tutorial and a timestamp.

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February 19, 2024