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  • So, I’ve found something that worked for me:

    My project was shot with 2k and 4k files.

    In Premiere I was selecting ‘scale to frame size’ on all the clips…. this seems to make all the clips into its own ‘precomped’ clip when you copy over to AE and so the actual clips aren’t reading all the speed/duration data, it’s this precomp that is and the clips are staying unaffected/confused.

    My explanation is terrible, but the answer that worked for me is:

    Uncheck ‘scale to frame size’ before copying over.

    Hopefully that works for someone else too!

    Best,

    Charlie.

  • Really frustrating, I’m having the same problem but I’m on cs5.5. Done loads of slight speed changes in premiere and its now messing up the whole flow of my edit! Argh! Anyone solved this one yet? (the cs5.5 & 6 workaround isn’t for me unfortunately)

  • Charles Barclay

    January 23, 2014 at 6:37 pm in reply to: Photoshop error when trying to add motion menues

    Just had the same error and this is the first hit on Google… was making my menu straight from ps and had the ‘photoshop error -1’ … can confirm works if you just merge all the background layers.

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