Adobe Premiere - Collapse Clips?

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Found a little work-around trick: vimeo DOT com/27428526

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Hey ya'll ^^

When I edit videos in Premiere, I like to run through the whole thing first and chop out the bits on the way through that I won't need. By the time I'm done, I have dozens of gaps between clips that I have to manually drag together. It's rather time consuming and a pain. I was wondering if there was some shortcut to collapse all the clips I'm keeping together?

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Thank you! x3
 
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Super Pawsitive said:
Right click the spaces in between all the clips. Press ripple delete.

You're welcome.
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That's really cool and thanks for the tip, though I still have loads of spaces and it's still a 'one at a time' thing. Is there a way to select all the spaces at once?
 
kami said:
That's really cool and thanks for the tip, though I still have loads of spaces and it's still a 'one at a time' thing. Is there a way to select all the spaces at once?
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Nope, but at least it's faster than individually dragging each clip into it's proper location. At least, if there is a method, I'm not aware of it yet.
 
Super Pawsitive said:
Nope, but at least it's faster than individually dragging each clip into it's proper location. At least, if there is a method, I'm not aware of it yet.
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Very true, it does save a little time. :) I'll keep Googlin' around. I appreciate the help! <3[DOUBLEPOST=1428772713,1428772315][/DOUBLEPOST]@Super Pawsitive Okay, knowing the terms "ripple delete" really helped in finding a solution. (So thank you again for that, haha.) It's not a "one click" but it's still loads faster, there is a trick to doing it and I figured I'd share:

vimeo DOT com/27428526

I just tried it out and it worked @_@
 
kami said:
Very true, it does save a little time. :) I'll keep Googlin' around. I appreciate the help! <3[DOUBLEPOST=1428772713,1428772315][/DOUBLEPOST]@Super Pawsitive Okay, knowing the terms "ripple delete" really helped in finding a solution. (So thank you again for that, haha.) It's not a "one click" but it's still loads faster, there is a trick to doing it and I figured I'd share:

vimeo DOT com/27428526

I just tried it out and it worked @_@
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That honestly looks more convoluted than just doing it normally x3
 
kami said:
Well, when you're like me and you have tons and tons of gaps, one minute of doing this vs 5+ minutes of dragging clips is a big difference xD

Whatever works best for you though, figured I'd share just in case ;)
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Yeah, but if you're like me and you're very particular about your editing. Typically I recommend doing everything yourself. I make video game reviews more complicated than they should be. Sue me :P
 
Super Pawsitive said:
Yeah, but if you're like me and you're very particular about your editing. Typically I recommend doing everything yourself. I make video game reviews more complicated than they should be. Sue me :p
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I'm only picky about what to cut out/leave in. Aside from that, it's not that big of deal for me. My editing skills are very noobish so I like to keep things simple, haha. I can totally understand what you mean though :)
 
kami said:
I'm only picky about what to cut out/leave in. Aside from that, it's not that big of deal for me. My editing skills are very noobish so I like to keep things simple, haha. I can totally understand what you mean though :)
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Yeh, I see that. Watching one of your videos now. Very simplistic :P
 
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