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Use the Cut tool in the timeline and separate the 4 segments into 4 different timelines.

The icon looks like a razor blade and the name for the tool is called "razor tool", the shortcut key is C.

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in adobe premier pro cc lets say I recorded a one hour video. How would I split these up into 15 minute increments and then export them as separate 15 minute videos? At the end I'd like to have 4,  15 minute videos instead of one 60 minute video.

 

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I did google this, but didnt really find much.

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Use the Cut tool in the timeline and separate the 4 segments into 4 different timelines.

The icon looks like a razor blade and the name for the tool is called "razor tool", the shortcut key is C.

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51 minutes ago, ALwin said:

Use the Cut tool in the timeline and separate the 4 segments into 4 different timelines.

The icon looks like a razor blade and the name for the tool is called "razor tool", the shortcut key is C.

Thanks man! Helped a lot!

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