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Missing hh:mm:ss on timeline. Only showing frames.
Hi folks,
Since upgrading to the latest Premiere Pro, I seem to have lost the HH:MM:SS option to display on the timeline. All I have is frames.
If I right click or CMD-click, there’s no other option. I can’t seem to see anything in the main preferences.
Anyone else have this, or know of a deep menu solution I’m not aware of?
Thanks Folks.
Moog
It seems that setting up a new sequence today has the matter resolved as normal. It would still be nice to know why it happened if anyone has suggestions please.
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3 Replies
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Dave,
In your experience, does Adobe FIX the problems of the current version (update) before releasing an upgrade to the next version?
Thanks?
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If you find an alternative to Premiere Pro, that is STABLE, reasonably priced, and has 50% of Premiere Pro’s functionality, PLEASE put me on your alert list.
I have spent the day (9:30 am-7:00pm minus lunch and restroom breaks) reformatting, reinstalling Windows 10 Pro, Premiere Pro, After Effects and Media Encoder, Red Giant’s Magic Bullet 13.1 and Sound Toys 5.2 and that is it and Still I got a crash after a Lumetri low level exception…
As a last resort, I am installing cc2017 and will do a XML import to see if there is any improvement…
That doesn’t work, I’ll dump all lumteri effects and apply colorista…
Burn a candle for me…
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Hi Dave and thanks for your on going responses.
I seem to have resolved most of my Premiere Pro cc2018 issues.
This current “Crash Prone” cc2018 project was exported via Project Manager from another computer, which required me to upgrade from cc2017. From the beginning of my involvement, this project had issues, which I attributed to cc2018 and inherent new rollout bugs. Yesterday, I scrubbed my system, reinstalled Windows 10 Pro, and reinstalled only the minimal necessary cc2018 programs, as well as needed third party plugins. This did not solve the issue. In my panic, I exported a XML copy of the project, then downloaded Vegas Pro15 and imported the cc2018 project, which didn’t work, then the XML project which did not work. I then co-installed cc2017 and imported the XML which only made the issues worst.
In a brief moment of inspiration (even a broken clock is right twice a day), I opened the cc2018 project and also created a new project and copy/pasted objects from one timeline to another. In the new project I had no issues at all.
Bottom line, when receiving a project first thing is to create a new project and copy-paste one timeline to another…
Your suggestion on Resolve was considered, but I always have too much work to take time to learn a new NLE. Additionally, the “Node Based” learning curve would be very steep.
Have a great day and I’m sure I’ll continue to see your “If it ain’t broke don’t fix it” sage advice in the Creative Cow forums.
Joseph
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