user4426: Sometimes I'm viewing a clip in the Source window, in Premiere.  Then I open a different clip in the Source window.  Is there a way to quickly get back to the previous clip, without having to burrow through the Project folders again?

user1950: I just found it by accident. Hit shift2 to go to the source viewer window, and hit it again to cycle through the previously opened clips. There's no display to tell you which clips are in the queue, other than right-clicking on the viewer tab, and the order seems to be alphabetical rather than chronological, so you might have to hit the shortcut a number of times.


4426: <p>Sometimes I'm viewing a clip in the Source window, in Premiere.  Then I open a different clip in the Source window.  Is there a way to quickly get back to the previous clip, without having to burrow through the Project folders again?</p>
 1950: <p>I just found it by accident. Hit <kbd>shift</kbd><kbd>2</kbd> to go to the source viewer window, and hit it again to cycle through the previously opened clips. There's no display to tell you which clips are in the queue, other than right-clicking on the viewer tab, and the order seems to be alphabetical rather than chronological, so you might have to hit the shortcut a number of times.</p>

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