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Red frames on Premiere
I am having this issue now, never heard of this problem until now. And its happening inside projects that had been ok since a few months back when I finish them. I just went in to export again some of the sequences and now the red frames are all over like a plague. Its Canon footage from an XF300. Ive deleted media cache files, digital rebellion house clean, and now that I want to restart premiere it keeps on crashing while loading the media files, I relaunch again and it loads some more files and goes a bit further until if finally stops crashing after 3 -4 times. I tried the following solution suggested by an Adobe guy: offline clips, delete media cache, save project, close project, link again, and the red frames were gone from the timeline, but they did show up in the exported movie!! I need to deliver this to client this Monday!! Is there any fix to this? I been using this project for a few months exporting movies with no problem until now, but I haven’t changed anything in the project. What caused it? What should I do to fix this asap. Please help! Im using Premiere CC 2014 latest update 8.1 Many thanks!
Alex Ojeda
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Hey Alex,
It is a known problem for the second to last version of Premiere Pro CC. I thought that they had fixed it by now, as I am no longer getting them.
However, based on advice I received at the time one should use the “Media Browser” within Premiere Pro to import tapeless footage. Rather than doing the drag & drop straight into the project panel. Since doing this, I have seen none of the annoying red flashes.
If your project is an older version, it may be worth considering setting up a new project and import all the timelines from the old one into that.
All the Best
Mads@madsvid, London, UK
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Hi, Mads,
Many thanks for the info. Ive never imported footage by dragging and dropping. Ive always used the media browser. I did a bit of research and apparently that red frames bug came back strong in version 8.2, and affects most commonly mxf files, randomly attacking some users.
I rolled back to Premiere 8.1 and AME 8.0.1 and now im good. I’ll wait a while before updating again.
Again, many thanks!
Best,
Alex
Alex Ojeda
http://www.alexojeda.com
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