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removing warning message about deleting existing keyframes

New Here ,
Jun 12, 2021 Jun 12, 2021

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i dont think i ever once needed adobe to tell me that if i delete all the keyframes it will delete all the key frames... its really annoying everytime i want to clear the keyframes it warns me i am about to do exactly as i had planned to do. is there a way to disable this?

 

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Jun 12, 2021 Jun 12, 2021

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Short answer nope.

To avoid the message, delete the keyframes instead of using the stopwatch.

 

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New Here ,
Apr 17, 2023 Apr 17, 2023

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100% agreed. It deafeats the porpose of having a delete all keyframe option. You don't get that warning in ae. 

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Explorer ,
Oct 06, 2023 Oct 06, 2023

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After Effects does not have this. Why does Premiere? I've gotten so used to always clicking away the warning that I didn't even realize how annoying and absolutely unnecessary this dialog box is!

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Community Expert ,
Oct 06, 2023 Oct 06, 2023

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I'm used to it, it just takes a click and a thumb. Click the clock, thumb the spacebar.

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Explorer ,
Oct 06, 2023 Oct 06, 2023

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Yes, like I said. I totally got used to closing it without even noticing. Although I should probably get used to hitting the space bar instead of clicking on it, or write a script that can automatically close that annoying little window. Also... This "one click" mentality can quickly add up to destroying the whole user experience of using Premiere.

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Explorer ,
Oct 06, 2023 Oct 06, 2023

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There should definitely be a checkbox to permanently disable this warning!Schnitt 2.png

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Community Beginner ,
Feb 16, 2025 Feb 16, 2025

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I know this is old, but was there ever an update that introduced a setting for this? The warning is incredibly useless when I can just ctrl+z and get it all back if I accidentally click it (which hardly ever happens in the first place).

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Explorer ,
Feb 18, 2025 Feb 18, 2025

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For my folks out there using Autohotkey. Here is my solution to this problem (Premier Pro 25.1 in Englisch):

#SingleInstance, force
#Persistent

SetTimer, CheckPremierePro, 10000

CheckPremierePro:
If WinExist("ahk_exe Adobe Premiere Pro.exe")
{
SetTimer, CloseWarning, 10
}
else
{
SetTimer, CloseWarning, Off
}
return

CloseWarning:
If WinExist("ahk_class #32770")
{
Send, {Space}
Sleep, 100
}
return

 

Actualy, if noticed that this script does not wort because of changes to premiere pro from v24.0 to v25.1... cool. Thank you!

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