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creating subclip from source view
by Su-Min Hwang (windsbird) on Jun 1, 2008 at 10:56:32 pm

Premiere Pro 1.5

I captured the entire tape without doing it as a batch and now I want to create subclips from the source view and arrange them in the project window. I know in Final Cut Pro there is an option 'Create Subclip'. Is there the same function in Premiere?
It would be very inconvenient to edit from one single clip.


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