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Versioning a Sequence that contains Nests
I come from FCP 7 where any nests created in a sequence are duplicated along with the sequence so it’s easy to lock down a version that was delivered to a client with the confidence that it won’t change while working on a new version. In Premiere Pro, every time I duplicate a sequence to make a new version the nests link back to the original nests so if I decided to change a nest in version 3 it also changes in version 1 and 2 even if I have all tracks locked in those sequences.
Is there something like True Comp Duplicator for Premiere Pro?
How do you like to version a sequence in PPro that has nests?
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That’s an excellent point.
I don’t think that exists.
It should be an option and you should be able to set the default to your preference.Alex Udell
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I had the same issue on my latest project. I ended up un-nesting the sequences.
I’d definitely like that feature.
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Not that you should HAVE to do this…
but IN a clean project if you import the sequence (via the browser I think)…
you can get all the dependent sequences too AND it’s not destructive to the originals….so you can work around it…
Alex Udell
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Let’s not just FR “true sequence duplication” — let’s FR direct scripting support and documentation for Premiere so that we can implement a feature like this ourselves.
Walter Soyka
Principal & Designer at Keen Live
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I’m really starting to think that Adobe doesn’t listen to user Feature Requests. When was this suggested, 2014?
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