Problem:
- Ideally, it should be possible to globally disable all effects, or maybe all those effects (in a list of all effects used anywhere in a project) that a user has marked as being “disableable” (e.g. the cpu-heaviest ones such as Neat Video, which either reduce responsiveness or else ( to avoid this) require rendering.
Solutions:
- Put all FX on an adjustment layer, that can itself be enabled/disabled.
- Duplicate sequence then select all clips and [theClips >RtClk> Remove Effects]
- Edit or process the project XML file to disable all effects (and conversely, eventually, to enable them).
- This one sounds the most promising, apart from need to make special allowance for effects that were initially disabled.
WebSearch:
- Google:[“adobe premiere” “disable all effects”]
- http://forums.adobe.com/message/4542101
- Question: I want to temporarily disable all effects on multiple clips. The alternative is going through each clip individually and disabling the effects one by one.
- Answers:
- The alternative is the only way.
- If you can put all your FX on an adjustment layer(s), you can turn the eyeball off, and that will effectively disable them.
- Another idea:
- duplicate sequence
- on the copy of the sequence –> multi select all clips –> in the timeline view –> right click: “Remove Effects”
- or you can switch off all effects via text editor in the PP project XML file…
- http://forums.adobe.com/message/4542101