Excalibur Overview | Edit FASTER in Premiere Pro With This Plugin 

hi can you describe more detail how you do that?

Good day Victor. Not yet, but I have it in a feature request list. I'm thinking of creating two commands: "Add export marker to selection" and "Export Media at (export) Markers". Something like that.

Mine are just built in Premiere and adjusting the bezier curves. I have macros built with Keyboard Maestro to apply those instead of Excalibur.

Update, yes they did.

I have a creature request doc with the developer. I’ll add this to the notes.

@@ChrisOlson2 I also just noticed it doesn't let you use function keys for shortcuts.

@@VictorDiGiovanni Try pressing the function key two times in a row. I just tried it and noticed that if I press my function key once, nothing happens but on the second time it takes it.

@@ChrisOlson2 Doh! Still not working. I'm on PC if that makes a difference.

@@VictorDiGiovanni Functions keys not working on Windows in 1.0.0 but it is fixed in 1.0.1, which will be released soon. Import User Commands: yes, also in a feature requests! With new version of Premiere you don't need to recreate user commands, because they are stored separately.

Same here. Did you ever figure out how to make it work?

Also having this issue did you ever figure it out?

Nope @@Sweet_T_Films

Did you solve this issue?

In the Excalibur manuscript this is listed as a bug so I'm hopeful that in the future this will be fixed.

Bug #4 is a weird one, there is a possibility to set keyframe type in Premiere API, but there is a bug in API itself, which allows you to set only linear key. This is very annoying, to know it exists, but not able to use it. After I will be done with basic fixes and implementing Undo module, I will work on workaround (sadly it won't be beautiful, I will need to recreate easing with linear keys).

@@KnightsoftheEditingTable Happy to hear that you're working on it, but sad to hear that the problem is on Adobe's end, as that may very well mean it could take forever to be fixed (if at all). Recreating the easing with linear keys sounds rather crude, but better than nothing, I guess. In AHK it can only (as far as I'm aware) be done by simulating mouse clicks and basically pulling the effect onto the clip, as one would do manually. It's an inelegant and ugly solution, that need reconfiguration when moving ones Premiere panels, so I'd prefer a solution via Excalibur. This certainly isn't one that you would want to integrate, but maybe you can find another clever way to get there.

@@TheElThomaso Indeed applying presets via double click or dragging is much faster, but as you said yourself, I agree that having special window layout is not great, that is why I avoid using mouse automation. I will look, but at the moment recreating with linear keys seems to be the only option.

you can change clip volume by ading +5db with a shortcut.

I don’t believe there is. But it is certainly worth $75 IMO.

I’ll try and recreate it this afternoon.

So what happens when you make the macro and run it? I just tried making it myself and it works perfectly. I did it like this: 1. Go to sequence start (mapped to option+J 2. mark in (mapped to shift+E) 3. Go to sequence end (mapped to option+L) 4. Mark out (mapped to shift+R When activated it immediately sets in and out at the start and beginning of my sequence.

@@ChrisOlson2 Thanks for your response. The problem was in having "home" and/or "End" as my shortcuts for - Go to sequence start/end. I mapped them on "Shift F1/F2" and it works like a charm. BTW keep making baller tutorials, you really go into subjects like not many people here on youtube.

@@Letins oh great! Glad it worked. Appreciate the kind words! Means a lot :)

Just 2020 I believe.

Currently the only video in my course about Excalibur is this one you see here. That’s because this plug-in just came out. I will probably do more content in my course as I find new creative ways to use this.

Did you solve this issue?