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Seems to be the way Pr works. No playhead/CTI refresh until mouse button is released, when doing a click-drag move. Maybe the slip tool (Y) would be a good
alternative. You can see in/out point frames while slipping. You could slip to the desired point, then place that point where needed and expand the clip left/right as needed. Hope that made sense. John From: After Effects Mail List [mailto:AE-List@media-motion.tv]
On Behalf Of Robert Kjettrup This is a simple Premiere question, but thought maybe the Premiere users on this list would know if this is possibe. Isn't it possible to have premiere display the current playhead frame while dragging a clip in the timeline, just like it works in AE? It does show an update if you use the keyboard shortcut to move a clip in time (Alt+arrowleft/right) but not when useing a wacom/mouse to do it, then Premiere just shows a black output while dragging the a clip. Is there some hidden setting i cant find, or is it just this way Premiere (and most other editing apps) works?
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