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CS 5.5 is moving my keyframes on me
I have noticed some instability with my new upgrade to CS 5.5 when it comes to keyframes. I like to use keyframes in Premiere when doing simple moves and animations, but lately I have been getting frustrated with Premiere for adding extra keyframes on it’s own or changing the value on existing keyframes.
I notice this most when I have a nested sequence in my timeline and I apply a simple effect to that nested sequence. So I will keyframe a simple move, (say changing size from 66.7% to 100%), then do some editing elsewhere in the timeline and when I come back and preview the sequence, the keyframes I set have been changed. It always seems to happen on the first frame. Often if there are keyframes at then end of a clip, but none at the beginning, I am finding Premiere creating a keyframe at the first frame in the clip that changes the effect significantly. It happens most with nested sequences but I have noticed it only regular clips as well.
I decided to post this because I just did an export and noticed an effect that was changed. So I had to go back in, change it and re-export. Then after that output I noticed a completely different effect was changed, that wasn’t changed on the first export.
Is anyone else finding this, or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks in advance.
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I’ve seen this too. I haven’t sorted out when it happens but have had a simple 2 KF animation and come back to find a new KF usually put on the first frame of the clip where there was not one before.
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I’m having the same problem with the first keyframe changing value. It appears to be happening right after I save the project. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
CarolynCarolyn Moore
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Could you folks file this as a bug? I had the same issue: https://www.adobe.com/go/wish
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