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iamhammer42
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February 25, 2018
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Move into Sync/Slip into Sync issues

  • February 25, 2018
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I'm on Premiere Pro 12.01 and I'm trying to use the Move into Sync/Slip into Sync functionality. It is my understanding that I can right-click the red box that tells me that my video and audio are out of sync. i actually saw this happen once. Now when I right-click the red box, I can't get that sync menu back anymore.  I keep watching Lynda.com and she's able to do it! But she's on a slightly earlier version.  Maybe it's a bug? Maybe I have something selected that inhibits this functionality? Anyone have any ideas?

1. Put a sequence in the timeline that has the video and audio not synced.

2. Right-click on the red box in the video, attempting to bring up the Move into Sync/Slip into Sync menu

3. Notice that a different menu comes up.

Thank you for any ideas and help you may have.

-Karin

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Correct answer iamhammer42

Okay I got it. The clickable area for the move/slip into sync feature is not the box itself. It's the right side of the box, directly on the line. It's hard to actually get.

This may be a bug, if you expect the box itself to be the clickable area, but at least I can use the functionality.

Thanks!

-Karin

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iamhammer42AuthorCorrect answer
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February 27, 2018

Okay I got it. The clickable area for the move/slip into sync feature is not the box itself. It's the right side of the box, directly on the line. It's hard to actually get.

This may be a bug, if you expect the box itself to be the clickable area, but at least I can use the functionality.

Thanks!

-Karin

    Peru Bob
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    Peru BobCommunity Expert
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    February 27, 2018

    Report it here:

    Feature Request/Bug Report Form

    Peru Bob
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    Peru BobCommunity Expert
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    February 26, 2018

    Are you sure that you are clicking inside the box and not at the line where the clips join?

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    iamhammer42Author
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    February 26, 2018

    Oh yes, in the box, sides of the box, all over the box.

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