/remove-pauses-from-track

Detects and ripple-deletes silent pauses from one audio track in a Premiere Pro sequence — and, if that audio is paired with a video track (e.g. narration synced to camera footage), applies the exact same cuts to that video track too, so the two stay in sync. Destructive: verify on a duplicate/throwaway sequence before running on real footage — there is no automated undo-grouping for the batch of cuts (each is its own undo step in Premiere).

Before running

Identify from context (or ask if ambiguous):

• The sequence name (or confirm the active sequence is the right one).
• The audio track index (0-based, e.g. 0 = Audio 1) to clean up.
• Whether that audio is linked to a video track, and if so, its index (0-based, e.g. 0 = Video 1). There's no auto-detection of "linked" tracks — state it explicitly, or omit if the audio track has no corresponding video (e.g. a pure narration/VO track).