[Blakeblake Blake]

Thank you!! I thought I was insane for having this problem.

I have spent hours BAFFLED that the very first thing I try to do in Premiere CS6 is apparently SOOO spectacular Adobe hasn’t ever thought to make it possible; make a change in speed AND change in motion in the SAME clip!!

I just began using CS6, making my first video, and I wanted to do a few simple edits and export it as a test.

I imported a video clip to a new sequence, added a couple keyframes to adjust the position, worked great. Then I added a couple keyframes to increase the speed of some parts of the clip using time remapping, seemed to work…

When I play the video all the way through the changes to the position start happening before it gets to the keyframe!!

I conclude after all this frustration that the time-remapping is changing the clip length but the key frames for motion are not synchronized with that and they initiate at the same point in “time” as original even though the clip is now shorter/ longer. This causes major confusion and renders it useless!

My B.S. workaround is to never do both in the same clip. I have to Razor a clip if I want to speed up a part then apply motion after its done. But only in sequence never at once.

Someone please post an answer that involves changing a setting in my Preferences that solves this silliness for all of us.