It is a little bit word processor, has some of the attributes of Photoshop and Illustrator, with a tiny bit of InDesign, built in, and is very useful. The Titler in Premiere is basically a sub-application, within Premiere. For instance if you used a "split" to bleep out a word, that is permanently two clips (use keyframing instead of split). The above applies equally to where the video and audio tracks are treated together and to situations where you have only selected the video OR audio (particularly applicable to accidentally having split a voice over or music over track). You may have to adjust keyframes accordingly. In all cases be aware that any effects (with or without keyframing) will be based on the original segment of the clip.
Again, the presence of multiple tracks will complicate things a lot, so life is not always that simple. *Finally use delete and close gap to get rid of any leftover space. *Now that there is space (time) available, simply drag the right end of the previously split clip to wherever it should be. However the presence of multiple tracks can make life far more complicated than that.) ](one of my favourite methods is to drag any handy clip that is longer than I need to where needed on the timeline and and then CLEAR it, leaving the space required. *Use your favourite method of creating space. If it was intentional, or other cases where there is no space or not enough space following the clip: *Then simply grab the right end of the remaining clip and drag it to fill the void. *Select the portion of the clip to the right of the split.ĭelete it! You need to leave the original space. If it was accidental and is in two adjacent pieces:
The most common, simple case just involves selecting the clip, including the associated audio.
In all cases select the appropriate audio or video clips by the usual method. You have to use timeline view for this procedure. To unsplit a clip that was accidentally split (either video or audio) you can simply stretch the tail end back to where it should be.
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