# Transcription to source monitor

clicking on word in transcription open clip in source monitor with playhead at corresponding timecode.

![autoEdit panel transcription to source monitor](/files/-LKSv9z4z9FJLsQF211_)

It does not autoPlay. In Premiere you can use shortcut to play/pause the clip in the monitor.

You can also use Premiere's shortcut `cmd`+ `i` and `cmd` + `o` to set in and out point in the source monitor. 

and then can use `cmd` + `.` and `cmd` + `,` to insert or overwrite  in an active Premiere sequence.

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