Remove Razor Cut

[pebalsamo]

Is there anyway to go back into a sequence and remove a razor cut?

Thanks
Phil

[Zooropa75]

I think this is a great design and I would be really impressed if I see it in Premiere Pro! Just make sure that "undo" will turn the purple indicators back to red at the appropriate time...

[PierreLouisBeranek]

Thanks for the feedback Zooropa75.   Yes, by design, if a change to a clip turned part of a Through-Edit to purple, undoing that change (either with Ctrl-Z or manually) would change the Through-Edit marker back to red.

[pebalsamo]

Thanks Colin. I just figured I was missing something. I could do it with Avid so I just assumed I could do it with PPro. Good idea with just deleting the clip and then just dragging.

Hopefully future versions will have a way of doing this...

Thanks
Phil

[Colin_Brougham]

Glad this worked for you. Be sure to ask for enhanced functionality in this regard, like I have...

[Harm_Millaard]

It all depends on how your preferences are set. If you have 99 undo levels set, going back to your history may be sufficient to resolve the issue. If it is more, then Colin's suggestion may come in handy.

[pebalsamo]

Submited the request...

Thanks again...

Phil

[Curt Wrigley]

Another thing you can do is select the two clips, right click and Nest.

Or; select the two clips and right click and choose Group if you just want them to stay connected.

[Jim_Simon]

I thought grouping worked on vertically selected clips, such as video and audio. Will it work with video clips selected linearly?

[Curt Wrigley]

> I thought grouping worked on vertically selected clips, such as video and audio. Will it work with video clips selected linearly?

Yes.

You may be thinking of Linking

[Colin_Brougham]

Jim,

Yes, it works for items on the same track (ie. V1) or items on different track (V1 and V2). You can also group non-contiguous items, if you're so inclined. For instance, you could have Clip A, Clip B, and Clip C all on V1, and group just A and C. They could also be on multiple tracks, separated by time, as well. Kind of a nifty feature.

[Jim_Simon]

Yep...Linking.

[pebalsamo]

Thanks, I like the nesting idea. I did not know that you could nest that way...

I did not think you would be able to group on the same line either.

More good info...

Thanks
Phil

[Curt Wrigley]

You can even nest discontiguous clips. The nest just inserts transparency where there are spaces between selected clips.

But when you do that you have to start paying attention. :)

After nesting; check the project panel for the a seq of the original clips. Its interesting feature.

[pebalsamo]

thanks, I will have to check that out...

Phil

[Kevin-Monahan]

Other than Undo, or rolling your edit back after removing the section, no. Please make a feature request: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish

[Saimurai]

have a read folks :

http://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/

Second paragraph under the heading (Nearly) all new and changed features in the next version of Premiere Pro : Importing and sequence setup

Fifth from the bottom.

Sai

[Tony4CEOs]

Not exactly but I use the rolling edit to next or previous edit point. It disappears.

[Ann Bens]

If you are on CC try Join Through Edits.

[Fizzlefest]

Ann Bens has the answer.  Right click on the edit and select Join Through Edits.

[lizs83933260]

100% solution found.

Hold cmd (ctrl on pc) + click and drag to select all layers with cut marks, then delete.

This will not delete footage. This will delete blade marks.

[Rob Ainscough]

Fizzlefest,

Thank you!  Finally after 10+ years Adobe gave us the ability to remove CUTs.  Ctrl + select clips + delete, cut gone!

Cheers, Rob.

[Michael_J_Titera]

Hold the CTRL Key, drag the mouse to select the clips, then hit the DELETE Key.

Here it is in action:

Heal Multiple cuts - Premiere Pro CC Keyboard shortcut - YouTube