Odd auto-scrolling of timeline

[Michael Tapp]

Count me in as well. Maybe we should all chime in inside the Adobe forum?

[Paul Escandon]

Add me to the list. Very annoying. I’m still on CC2014.

What’s weird is at work I have a 2 monitor setup and I’ve never experienced the issue. At home I have a 2 monitor setup and it’s a regular occurrence – with the same work machine as well as my laptop. I’m thinking the difference is that at home, with smaller monitors, I have my timeline on one screen and the program window on the other. Maybe that’s where the problem shows up? Are y’alls setup similar?

Also, I’m able to fix this without quitting (I hate quitting and reloading in Premiere) by:

a) dragging out sequence to a new window
b) closing sequence window
c) renaming the sequence, then renaming it back to what it was
d) double clicking to open the sequence again.

For some reason, this fixes the problem. Not sure if renaming is a necessary step, but I did it the first time and I’m a slave to the cadence of steps that fixes an annoying-ass bug.

[Nels Mclaughlin]

I just saw that this bug was included in the most recent update to PP CC 2015. You can check out the list of bug fixes and updates here: https://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2015/07/premiere-9-0-1.html

Let’s hope it fixes the problem!

[James Strawn]

Yes. Please let us know if 9.0 fixes the issue for you or not.

[Stacey Lumley]

I’m having this same issue on CS6. So it’s not just CC. Driving me absolutely crazy!

[Michael Freund]

https://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2015/09/ppcc-2015-update9-0-2.html

[Sven Ljungholm]

I have the same issue happening with a new install.
Tommy, what’s up???

[Vladimir Kuharik]

If you have opened more sequences – just jump to another sequence and jump back into previous one.

[Falk Wieland]

in 2020 with Adobe V14.0.1(Build71) its still alive. and tommy´s trick works for me.
thx