Snap will not turn off - Premier Pro

[myrandr]

Good morning - having an issue (I think) with premier pro - I cannot get Snap to turn off.  Even when disabled and I attempt to slice it still "jumps" in 6 frane increments.

[Jon Fritz]

Moved out of the Forum Lounge (not for technical support) and into the Premiere Pro forum.

[myrandr]

Not sure if this was moved and classified as closed, but I am still having this issue.  I cannot find how to turn off snapping, the magnet is not doing the trick (unchecking it).  Please help, I am getting really frustrated. 

[Jon Fritz]

Not closed, just moved to a forum where other users of the program can see it.

It may just be that others haven't run into your issue, or the ones who have just haven't seen your post yet.

The Adobe forums are user-to-user based, so certain issues may take a bit before you get a good answer.

[muhannad_alani]

turn off this one

and unchecked this one

Muhannad,

[myrandr]

Thank you Muhannad,

Yes, I have checked those settings and they are both set to off.  I have shared a quick screen cast showing setting are turned off and how the curses "jumps" six frames at a time.  I KNOW i was able to be more precise then that in the past.  I just have a few sequences I am working on right now that I cannot trim the way needed because of this - and I apologize, I am under a deadline to get this project in this morning and I am getting frustrated,

http://screencast.com/t/2XgYeGZeJ

[muhannad_alani]

Try to rename the the Premiere pro folder in the document folder to Premiere pro.old, its not related to the snap option, but maybe its a workspace bug.

Muhannad,

[myrandr]

Great suggestion, but unfortunately did not do the trick.

[myrandr]

Not sure if this has anything to do with issue, and if so how to change, but the play marker has a blue extension coming off the right side I don't remember seeing before.  See screen shot.

http://prntscr.com/d56ffd

[Peru Bob]

myrandr wrote:

the play marker has a blue extension coming off the right side I don't remember seeing before.

http://prntscr.com/d56ffd

You will only see that when you are zoomed in.

[Averdahl]

I looked at you video and it seems to work as it should. If you have video on the timeline you can only move the time indicator one (1) frame at a time and that´s exactly what you do. You have zoomed in the timeline very much. You can set the timeline to "Show Audio Time Units" but it won´t change the fact that video can only be cut in whole frames.

So what you see is not related to Snapping at all.

For example, if you use the left/right arrow key on your keyboard you will notice than one (1) press will move the time indicator one frame, not six frames.

[Ann Bens]

I have to agree with Averdahl. Looks like by design.

[bfordbarry]

I'm also unable to turn off snap using the magnet icon. Unable to sync 2 video tracks because of unwanted snap.

[defaultoqpb157g4y1k]

For anyone still confused as to why turning snap off doesn't turn snap off. I just finally figured it, or at least a way that stops the snap. Right-Click on the Timeline and select "Show Audio Time Units". Boom, All the sudden it doesn't snap anymore. Really annoying turning snap off doesn't completely turn it off.

[New sounds323292513mbg]

Thank you. I was having the same problem. I can work around the problem with this feature. Video files still snap but not the audio files.