Мой новый сайт тут - AEPlug.ru

Use the Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) modifier key to override normal linked­‐clip selection of associated edit points on other tracks, and only select the edit point that is clicked. This technique is useful for setting up a split edit (L or J‐cut).

You can specify a numeric offset using the numeric keypad whenever there is an active edit point selection, even if you are not in trim mode. When the Timeline is active, the current timecode indicator on the left becomes a text box that shows the numbers that are typed on the numeric keypad. The "+" key moves the trim forward to the right, increasing in time (you can omit the "+" key, and type a number). The "­‐" key moves the trim backward to the left, decreasing in time. The numeric offset is typically a small number of frames, so any number from 1 to 99 is treated as frames. If you want to specify a timecode, then use the numeric period key "." to separate the minute:second:frame parts for timecode entry. Press the numeric keypad Enter key to perform the trim using all of the currently selected edit points.
When the Program Monitor is in trim mode, then you can also use the numeric keypad to perform a trim when the Program Monitor is active.

You can use keyboard shortcuts to slip a clip in a Timeline. To slip a clip using keyboard shortcuts, select a clip (or multiple clips), and then do the following:
To slip clip selection left five frames:
Press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Left (Windows).
Press Option+Shift+Command+Left (Mac OS).
To slip clip selection left one frame:
Press Alt+Shift+Left (Windows).
Press Option+Command+Left (Mac OS).
To slip clip selection right five frames:
Press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Right (Windows).
Press Option+Shift+Command+Right (Mac OS).
To slip clip selection right one frame:
Press Alt+Shift+Right (Windows).
Press Option+Command+Right (Mac OS).

You can use keyboard shortcuts to slide a clip in a Timeline. To slide a clip using keyboard shortcuts, select a clip (or multiple clips), and then do the following:
To slide clip selection left five frames:
Press Alt+Shift+, (Windows).
Press Option+Shift+, (Mac OS).
To slide clip selection left one frame:
Press Alt+, (Windows).
Press Option+, (Mac OS).
To slide clip selection right five frames:
Press Alt+Shift+. (Windows).
Press Option+Shift+. (Mac OS).
To slide clip selection right one frame:
Press Alt+. (Windows)
Press Option+. (Mac OS).

To nudge clips in Premiere Pro CS6, select a clip (or multiple clips), and then do the following:
To nudge the clip selection 5 frames to the left:
Press Alt+Shift+Left (Windows).
Press Command+Shift+Left (Mac OS).
To nudge the clip selection 1 frame to the left:
Press Alt+Left (Windows).
Press Command+Left (Mac OS).
To nudge a clip 5 frames to the right:
Press Alt+Shift+Right (Windows).
Press Command+Shift+Right (Mac OS).
To nudge clip selection one frame to the right:
Press Alt+Right (Windows).
Press Command+Right (Mac OS).