I use to name each track in the timeline but I didn´t know that when the tracks are minimized it was possible to see the names, thats really usefull! Thanks for this tip.
I love that you are easy to follow and that you get straight to the point of your videos. If I could give you 5 thumbs up, I would. Thank you for this tip and for your time sharing it.
how to have the audio track name attach in the exported video ? What I mean is when I open the exported video file in VLC for exemple, if I clic in audio menu and select audio track, it just shows " Audio Track 1 - (English) " ... which is not the name I gave in the PP timeline... I can modify the exported video with the audio tab of the software called Handbrake to do it. But not natively in PP... I've just tried it in H.264 and Quicktime export settings... maybe there is other PP export settings to succeed...
Exactly what I needed - Thank you - Well explained - Straight to the point - perfect!!!!
Brilliant and right to the point. THIS is the way tutorials should be!
Amazing tips
Since our film projects all have multiple reels i.e. sequences this was most helpful! Thank you for teaching this old dog a new trick.
HA ! fancy meeting you here John !
Once again Paul your handy tips have improved my workflow. Definitely using this going forward.
That's great Ken, thanks for the support!
You sir are a lifesaver. Great video, thank you!
I use to name each track in the timeline but I didn´t know that when the tracks are minimized it was possible to see the names, thats really usefull! Thanks for this tip.
No problem!
Good lil tip. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thank you so much sir! I appreciate your time! 🙂
I am loving all of your videos! I find them so helpful and I am learning so much more of what PP can do. Thank you!
Thanks, that's great to hear!
I love that you are easy to follow and that you get straight to the point of your videos. If I could give you 5 thumbs up, I would. Thank you for this tip and for your time sharing it.
Thanks, that's great to hear!
Another great video Paul.
Thanks so much!
Thank you. Very useful and needed information delivered in a very clear and precise way.
Helped alot mate
Thank you so much! 😀
This is very useful! I didn't think this was even possible. I will use this when I set up new sequences.
Glad it was helpful!
You my friend are awesome
Thanks, you're too kind Andrew!
That solved a mystery for me. Thank you.
Great video, honestly it couldn't be harder to do this, I don't know how they did come up with that method.
Thank you so much.
Thank you thank you thank you!!
You're welcome Jonny!
I wish i watch your video 2 years ago, thanks the premiere Pro
Thanks Davide!
Thank you so much!
You're welcome Jay!
Always something useful -- I would still be thrilled if I could see a proxy workflow example, using 422 codecs or something like that.
It's on the cards! I keep thinking, "When am I gonna get to Bill's proxy video!"
@@ThePremierePro I have supported your vast industries for decades with infusions of capital.
thanks bro
really weird way of turning on this feature.
Super useful though, thanks for the tutorial!
Thanks super helpful. My track names kept disappearing every time I updated. Going to create a preset now!
Glad it helped!
Extremely useful. Premiere Pros greatest weakness is its non intuitive organization.
Thanks Damon!
how to have the audio track name attach in the exported video ?
What I mean is when I open the exported video file in VLC for exemple, if I clic in audio menu and select audio track, it just shows " Audio Track 1 - (English) " ... which is not the name I gave in the PP timeline... I can modify the exported video with the audio tab of the software called Handbrake to do it. But not natively in PP... I've just tried it in H.264 and Quicktime export settings... maybe there is other PP export settings to succeed...
how can an app be so incredible un-intuitive that there has to be a tutorial for naming tracks, this is unbelievable.