Thanks. Sorry for missing your comment.

+ozzmanzz - Oh man, that made my day. Thanks!

Great.

That's great Dominic.

Thanks for your support and kind words.

Markers rule Casey.

You're welcome.

Thanks again!

You're very welcome.

You're welcome.

Thanks.

Wow, thanks!

+Jayrich Zhanra - That's great to hear.

That's wonderful. I'm glad you liked it.

Wow, those are excellent tips. Thanks!

+Salvador Abarca - Thanks.

Now ya do! Thanks for watching.

You're welcome.

+john erwin - Thanks. It's Colin, by the way. :-)

Thanks so much for your kind words and support.

You bet!

You're welcome. Make sure you watch the tutorial this Sunday on how to export marker regions to clips!

It's easy to miss that feature.

Try holding Cmd (Mac) Ctrl (Win) and clicking on them in the Markers panel.

That's great to hear and thanks for your support.

There is no way of doing that.

+Matthew Dyson You have to make sure you're selecting the correct clip or panel to see the Clip Marker. If you have the Timeline selected, the Marker panel will only show you Timeline Markers. See this example: imgur.com/gR9h0Nr

+Ora DeKornfeld - 100% agree. Audition now has this exact feature with the added ability to see all Clip and Sequence markers at the same time. Now it's up to the users to tell Adobe what they want and why and you can do that here: www.adobe.com/go/wish.

Your request to be able to see a list of all Clip Markers is coming in the next version (Summer 2016) of Premiere Pro!

Ora DeKornfeld Hi Ora, It's Spring 2017 and I still don't see how I can access both the sequence and clip markers in the Markers Panel. Did Adobe actually implement that change? Also, on some sequences I only use clip markers on clips within it, but when I go to export those clip markers from the sequence, Export Markers is dimmed out. It only seems to recognize and export sequence markers. Am I missing something?

I just successfully exported Clip Markers so I'm not sure what's happening. I did find that you must specifically have the exact clip selected in the Project Bin before the Export menu option is available. Have you watched this tutorial? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rNaal7B_sM7Pgp8.html

Hi Colin, That link above to the other tutorial did help me to find out how to turn on all the clips markers in the marker panel. I still cannot export ALL the clip markers in my sequence (vs. markers on only one clip). If I activate the markers panel, my sequence with the clip markers or the sequence icon in the Project Panel, the Markers option in the dropdown in Export is still dimmed out. Do you know if it's possible to export ALL clip markers from a sequence? I thought I had figured it out on a previous project, but now can't recall how I did it.

Thanks for your support. Right-click within the marker area at the top of the Timeline and chose Delete all Markers. You can do the same in the Source monitor.

There is no automated way to set markers. You have to move them manually.

@@VideoRevealed thank you

Not that I know of

You're welcome.

The order is based on timecode, not alphanumerics so changing the order will change their position on the Timeline.

@@VideoRevealed Thanks. It's just strange because in my markers window, they display in the order that I typed them, not the order of the timecode. For example: 1:01:17:10 - Scene 2 1:00:13:21 - Scene 1 1:04:15:04 - Scene 3

+john erwin - That feature, along with anything that isn't a comment, is a very old feature. You have to embed the QuickTime movie in a webpage *and* guarantee that the QuickTime player plug-in plays it back. Back in the old days, that was pretty much a guarantee but not anymore. I haven't tried this in over 15 years and I'd be surprized if it did work. There are much better, and more modern ways, to create that type of interaction in a webpage. We all come across that today in the form of "popup windows", but you know as well as I do, most people shut them off.

Not that I know of but...I'm working with someone who has developed an extension that will convert Markers to clips! Watch out for a tutorial in the next several weeks.

​Hi Colin, thanks for getting back to me so promptly regarding this! I've recently transitioned from Avid MC to PP and found your videos extremely helpful. Simultaneously marking in and out points between two markers with a keyboard shortcut was a real time saver in Avid and I'm surprised their isn't an equivalent in PP. I look forward to your new tutorial! Best Wishes, Andy.

You're welcome.

I am not sure if that's possible.

To show Clip Markers try this tutorial: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rNaal7B_sM7Pgp8.html

You're welcome.

A segment has a longer duration other than one frame, that's all.

@@VideoRevealed of course. so with comment marker can do that. what's the different?

You're welcome.

Sorry, there is no way to do either of those operations.

Ahh that's too bad. Thanks for getting back so quickly.

Let Adobe know by sending a feature request. Let them know why those operations would be important to you. Send your request here: www.adobe.com/go/wish

In the Markers menu, turn on Ripple Sequence Markers.

@@VideoRevealed Thank you! That was the right thing!

I guess I'm a Premiere Pro detective then. 😂

+Rombout Versluijs - The markers in After Effects and Premiere Pro are not universal and there's no direct way to access them. Send Adobe a feature request here: www.adobe.com/go/wish

Thats to bad. Being able to export them to csv is handy so I thought import them by csv would also be possible. That would make prolude less wanted

The Web Link Markers were a hot item back in the day when we were doing QuickTime demos with HTML links but I don't see anyone using that technique anymore. You can do so much more with JavaScript. If you can tell me how you'd expect to use Web Link Markers, I will take a look at it.

You can't copy Clip Markers to Sequence Markers because each one is tied to the Timecode that it uses. The 2 second mark for a Clip does not necessarily fall at 2 seconds in the Sequence. You can see Clip Markers in the Sequence if you enable them in the Wrench Menu and open the track large enough. See this screenshot: imgur.com/a/H6rrf

I use Camtasia. www.techsmith.com/camtasia.html

Thank you Colin!

Look in the Marker menu for commands to Clear All. You also Right-click on a Marker for commands including to clear the Marker. Move a marker by grabbing it and moving it. You can also change the start time in the Marker Panel.

Premiere Pro Markers have no relationship to KZfaq markers. I would be a good idea though.

@@VideoRevealed I understand they don't directly Map... I was hoping there was an export method that would create a text file that one could at least paste in manualy... So far each export file for markers is far from suitable and needs significant rework... I hope they add it to the publish to KZfaq options to include markers... I have to find a way to suggest that to them I guess.

KZfaq chapters are not in the video, they are stored on their server. There is no standard for adding chapters inside H.264 files so you have to add them later.

@@VideoRevealed Indeed. And as this video is not meant to go on youtube, we are looking for similar markers but to mark WITHIN the exported H264 /mp4 video. So same principle as youtube, but just for the video itself. It works for Quicktime (see a great video by kt), but we can't use Quicktime for this.

This is the video from kt - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eJymprajrLi-k4k.html She managed to create chapters in Quicktime.

@@VideoRevealed It's possible. In the Marker section you can select chapters. Then export markers as textfiles, then export the chapter markers as quicktime. But how does this work for H264?

There must be some stray clip or graphic sitting at the 6:16 mark for that to happen. I'd zoom out to see the complete Timeline and see if you can find it and delete it. You can also go to the 4:16 mark, and use the Select Forward tool to select everything after that point, then hit the Delete key. If that doesn't work, just move to the end of your Timeline and press the O key to set an out point then export what's within the In and Out points.

Great...Thanks for the help ...I was able to cut it at 4:16......:) Greatly appreciated!!!!!!!!!

Thanks so much for your kind words and support. My tutorials are not focused on any visual effects work because that stuff is really hard and for me, very painful and boring so do correctly. Anyone can do casual VFX work but to make things look 100% real requires the same techniques that they use in Hollywood and that stuff is hard. Here is a great example from my buddy Sean Mullen of Rampant Design. Sean is an Emmy Award winning visual effects artist and this is the kind of stuff you must do to remove rigs and wires. There are no controls in Premiere Pro for this, it's all After Effects or Mocha or Nuke. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eJiVebtnlbOrgKc.html

happy to get the video thank you

I just tested it in the latest update and it works as expected. I'm not sure why it's not working for you.

Colin, thank you for your efforts. I just figure out the problem - if the "Sequence Timecode" option under the hamburger menu on the Markers tab is unchecked, the problem that I described occurs; it happens to be the default setting. If the option is checked, the system behaves as you described in your tutorial. BTW, the 2018 edition also has an option to show clip markers and sequence markers, both. You had a comment on this issue in your tutorial and it looks like the designers have heard you (unless, of course, I misunderstood your statement). Thank you very much for your tutorials. Yours is one of the two channels that has taught me whatever I know about Premiere Pro.

I do have an updated Marker tutorial: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rNaal7B_sM7Pgp8.html The Sequence Timecode option is strictly there to show the Marker time as the Sequence time (which can start at non-zero values). It has nothing to do with your issue; I just tested it on and off and clicking on the Marker thumbnail always advances to that point in the Timeline for me.

Colin, I am impressed that you are continuing this dialogue with no benefit to you. Here is a short video describing my situation: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a72XeNWprqnVk3k.html

What you are showing are Clip Markers, not Sequence Markers. The behaviour is expected. Clip Markers do not have any reference to the time in the Sequence, but turning on the Sequence Timecode option, "connects" the Clip Markers to the Sequence Markers. I hope that makes sense.

No I didn't, the editor was Carol Martin. Adobe featured the movie in demos when the movie was released and that's why I have the footage.

VideoRevealed got it. Keep it going Colin, your channel is wonderful!

+JeremiahRose - Yes that would definitely be a good feature. Make sure you let Adobe know by entering it here: www.adobe.com/go/wish.

have you tried pressing M twice?

Clip markers can be stored outside the Project and will stay with the clips when you import them. Here's a tutorial: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sNF7hZik1bmpo2Q.html Sequence markers only make sense in the Sequence they're in so importing them is not useful.

Time to upgrade.

Oh yeah, Markers are amazing.

I don't follow your question but Markers only work as Markers, not as IN and OUT points for clips.

@@VideoRevealed Hi thank you for your response. It will be difficult to word this but here goes. For example, on a 30min interview clip I have around 30 clip markers with in and out points, and with comments added so I know the content of the markers. When I click on a marker in the marker window, it shows me the marker located on the clip (source) file. Now, it would be absolutely magical if you could simply also click on the marker with in and out timecodes and simply drag and drop this on a timeline sequence. Why? Because an interview clip is a lot of times not chronologically placed in the sequence and final film, it is a puzzle. This puzzle can easily be constructed if markers in and out points can act like sub-in and out points of a clip, because the comments on the content of said marker points give great overview, and simply scrolling through the personalized marker comments safes a lot of time compared to scrolling back and forth in a clip or compared to moving inserted subclips constantly in the timeline. Subclipping does not grant making comments or assigning colours to those subclips, so markers should become this. Hope this is clear.

I understand but Premiere Pro does not allow you to do what you want.

Yes it is. It's from the movie Waiting for Lightning.

I have long since changed how my audio is produced. I wish I could go back and change all my old tutorials but I can't.

@@VideoRevealed sorry, never mind me, it was just something I notice. Should not have brought it up. I like your videos! Keep it up!