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  • Source Sequence to Timeline Editing Bugs?

    Posted by Matt Osborne on July 25, 2013 at 1:32 pm

    Hi. I’m new to PP and I’ve run into a couple of issues when editing from a sequence loaded into the source viewer. (i.e KEM roll style editing) I’m using 7.0.1

    First problem – with the timeline set to Insert or Overwrite sequences as nests everything works fine (although i don’t really see the purpose of working this way). Mostly you would want to “Insert or Overwrite as individual clips”, but when i overwrite a clip the timeline ignores my in and out points which effectively means you can’t do a three point edit. There’s another strange bug that when you Insert the playhead jumps way off screen instead of staying at the end of the inserted clip.

    Second problem – “Replace with clip from Source Monitor” and “Replace with clip from Source Monitor, Match Frame” only replaces with the nested clip, is there no way to replace with the original clip?

    Matt Osborne replied 13 years, 1 month ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Steve Johnson

    August 2, 2013 at 7:40 am

    Hi,

    Did you fix your problem? I have never had this issue. I use Premiere Pro CC version 7.0.0 (342) and it all works fine with the in and out points for me. The playhead also just jumps to the end of the inserted clips. Maybe there is an update that will fix this bug? Try the Adobe support and tell them about the bug, they like to fix problems in their software!

    For the second problem I don’t know of a work around for that besides using an overwrite edit with the correct track selected. As I said the in and out points with a nested sequence works fine for me and I get the original clips, not the nested sequence.

    Can’t think of anything else unless you are using wacky file types that are freaking everything out.

    In summary, I cannot help you, but thought I would write something as no-one else has!

    Cheers,
    Harry

  • Matt Osborne

    August 3, 2013 at 12:50 pm

    Thanks for your response Harry, are you on PC or mac? I’ve tried 2 different systems, both Mac and had the same problem. Mostly ProRes footage. Someone on the Adobe forum confirmed he was seeing the same issue.

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