ROLL EDIT problem on Clip Tail

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February 14, 2023
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I'm having a problem with ROLL EDIT, and feel like it started recently. When I try to trim the tail of a clip in either TRIM or ROLL EDIT mode, and the clip has empty timeline to the right of it, Premiere breaks out of ROLL EDIT mode after my first trim forward or back. This does not happen if I have an adjacent clip to the right. I can remedy this by right clicking the clip tail when selected, and chosing TRIM OUT.

At first I thought it was my settings, but it's happening on all the systems on my prodution. Is this a bug from a recent upgrade? Any thoughts would be apprecitated.

Thank you

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Kevin-Monahan

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Hello @Kelly Morris, cce,

Thanks for the message. I appreciate you filing the bug properly. It’s been a long time since you filed this bug, and I apologize for the lack of a response. Are you still having this issue? Please let us know.

I'll move your post to the Discussions board while we await your information. Sorry for the frustration. Take care.

Thanks, 

Kevin

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio

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Issue - When I try to trim the tail of a clip in either TRIM or ROLL EDIT mode, and the clip has empty timeline to the right of it, Premiere breaks out of ROLL EDIT mode after my first trim forward or back. This does not happen if I have an adjacent clip to the right. I can remedy this by right clicking the clip tail when selected, and chosing TRIM OUT.
Adobe Premiere Pro version number: 23.1.0
Operating system - macOS Ventura 13.2
System Info:
- Mac Studio, Apple M1 Max, 10 Core
- GPU Built-in, 24 Core, Apple, Metal 3
- 32 GB RAM
- 500 GB Internal SSD
Video format: mostly ProResLT 3840x2160
Workflow details: This happens on any sequence in the project, so long as it's empty timeline to the right of the clip
Steps to reproduce -
1. CMND+Lasso clip tail to enter trim mode, or select rolling edit tool and click on tail
2. In trim mode, trim forward or backward, either using the keyboard shortcut or by using the buttons in the trim window
or
In Rolling Edit mode, use the keyboard shortcut for Trim Forward or Trim Backward
Expected result - The system should remain in Rolling edit and/or Trim mode
Actual result - The system breaks out of Rolling Edit and/or Trim mode