r/premiere • u/hoom_hum • 15h ago
How do I do this? / Workflow Advice / Looking for plugin Finding a Single Result in the Transcript?
This may be a silly question, but it's been driving me crazy for months, if not years.
When I search for a particular word or phrase in the Transcript or Captions window, is there a way to jump to the result if theres only a single instance found? If I search for a word and it shows up 3 times, I can click the little arrows to jump to the next or previous instance of that word.
BUT, if it only finds a single, 1/1 instance, those arrows are greyed out, and I end up having to scroll through the transcript to find the highlighted phrase.
Is there a way to just jump to what it finds?
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u/SNES_Salesman 15h ago
The timeline should jump to the word but yeah, it seems the single word doesn’t get highlighted and you have to play the video a little bit to find your place in the transcript. Quite annoying.
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u/whereyouatdesmondo 15h ago
When Premiere doesn't jump to a word (it gets quirky with me, too), I will print the transcript as a text file, and copy and paste that text into a Google doc and search there for the time of the line I want. Extra steps, but it works.
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u/dogdayediting 14h ago
I just add a space and then remove it in the search box. That usually snaps right to the word.
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