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Trying to open Premier Pro CC file on CS6 but project is damaged
Hello,
I’m trying to open a Premier Pro CC file in CS6 in order to do some work on another computer but I get the message “The project appears to be damaged, it cannot be opened”. So right now I’m pretty much blocked because I can’t edit on my laptop which is not powerful anought for that type of project and I cannot edit on a great MacPro tower that I have access to that only has CS6 because I cannot open the file. This is a pretty ridiculous situation. Is there a way to fix that issue so I can fix that premier pro file ?
Thanks
motion pictures + storytelling = ?
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Hi Alexandre,
Do you have a hard back up, or an auto saved project in the auto save folder?Thanks,
KevinKevin Monahan
Social Support Lead
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Premiere Pro
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Hello Kevin,
Thank you for your reply.
Yes I have auto saved projects.
I had my issue since a while now and the auto saved projects will be in the same conditions.
When I noticed my issue, I was able to continue working on CC and had to move forward with my edit but its now that I’m getting stuck.Thanks
motion pictures + storytelling = ?
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Hi Alexandre,
Reading a little more closely, I can understand the warning better. You won’t be able to open a Premiere Pro CC project in CS6. You might try exporting an XML file and import that.Hope that helps,
KevinKevin Monahan
Social Support Lead
Adobe After Effects
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[Alexandre Brandt] “I’m trying to open a Premier Pro CC file in CS6”
You can’t do this. CC PPro is not backwards compatible to CS6 and never will be. Backwards compatibility is only available in a few CC APs, like AE for instance.
Herb Sevush
Zebra Productions
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Hello,
I tried. It fails because when importing the XML I get message saying (more or less) that it cannot recognize the sequence preset and footage format.
motion pictures + storytelling = ?
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Ahh ok.
motion pictures + storytelling = ?
-> FILMMAKING !Producer | Filmmaker
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But it is a bad thing for Adobe that XML does not work either. Have you tried an AAF export?
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I’m curious to know what type of media it is…is it something supported in CC but not CS6 by chance?
TimK,
Director, Consultant
Kolb Productions,Adobe Certified Instructor
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Its mainly HDV 1080 25p in M2T files and WAV audio files. I have some Animation codec and some Apple Pro Res 422 (HQ). Thats it.
motion pictures + storytelling = ?
-> FILMMAKING !Producer | Filmmaker
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Just tried. So the first operation that Premier does is “simplifying” the project. The the status bar for AAF export comes but it never starts. I cancelled after 3,4 minutes. How long is it supposed to take ?
Thanks
motion pictures + storytelling = ?
-> FILMMAKING !Producer | Filmmaker
http://www.alexandrebrandt.com
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