Bren Wilson
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No worries, I appreciate the empathy – I think I found a way to recover.
Move all clips into a different directory
re-open and “skip all” when it wants to find the files
replace the footage one by one.Stand on one foot and recite the boyscout pledge while coming your hair.
That last one is important (oh well…makes about as much sense as the corruption itsself)
Unfortunately I have a ton of clips…but it seems to have worked…so far…
Its outrageous that I should have to go to these lengths…thinkin’ premiere still needs some time to get to another level before it can really be called “Pro”.
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PC – Win7
Regarding your response, I’ve made no updates or anything. I did find a much earlier file to recover from…However it just happened again.
A result of a crash while right clicking on a clip in a bin. Not sure how much I have lost at this point. I cant imagine what could corrupt a file so badly – I can open a previous save but any re-saves are corrupted. Additionally, i cant imagine continuing to work with a software that can have such volatility. At this point its costing me money.