Adobe Premiere Pro Quick Tutorial - Ripple Delete All

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Frustrated that Adobe Premiere Pro doesn't have a 'Ripple Delete All' option? Well, there's a neat little trick that you can use to do just that!

A lot of editing tools have a 'ripple edit' mode. Any gap that you create by deleting sections of your video clips are automatically collapsed to retain a seamless sequence of video.

Adobe Premiere Pro does not have a ripple edit mode and there is no way to automatically delete the gaps created by cutting up your clips.

Ideally, you'd use the advanced editing tools that I covered in my last Premiere Pro tutorial to avoid ending up with a sequence that contains a lot of gaps to begin with. However, sometimes it just happens. And then what?

In this tutorial I will show you how to use a little trick I found online (thank you to whoever came up with it!) to essentially perform a 'Ripple Delete All' action in Premiere Pro and delete any number of gaps in one hit!

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YouTube url:	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2pFXv-wFxg
Created:	10. 4. 2017 15:30:28

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Adobe Premiere Pro Quick Tutorial - Ripple Delete All