Clip shows weird marks in the timeline – see attached screen capture

[Mike Velte]

Clip appears to be disabled…right click on it and choose Enable.

[Dovi Shraga]

The clip is enabled. Other thoughts?

[Vince Becquiot]

This could also be a subclip gone bad, or the clip was replaced outside Premiere with a new clip of different length, timecode, or one that was not rendered properly.

Is this something that was replaced, or rendered over outside of premiere?

Vince Becquiot

Kaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area

[Dovi Shraga]

This is a very weird problem, and I can’t find any info about it.

The clip hasn’t gone any changes or renders outside of Premiere. The project hasn’t changed either. I have used these clips (in this project there are two) in the project about a month ago and everything worked fine. Now, when I load the clip in the source monitor, I can only see 4 minutes out of the 60 minutes of the clip (it was a full DV cassette). And when I drag it to the timelime, there are these strange marks on he clip (shown in the capture) and it shows nothing when I play in the preview screen. Also, it wouldn’t let me extend the clip for more than the 4 minutes that it shows me in the source monitor.

I’ve also opened another unrelated project and saw that some of the clips there show the same problem. I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled Premiere Pro but no improvement was shown.

[Jon Barrie]

Sounds like a recapture is in order. The zebra lines indicate the file is missing data where it thinks there should be and once was.
– Jon Barrie

Jon Barrie
aJBprods
http://www.jonbarrie.net

[Dovi Shraga]

Do you have an idea why it could happen?