[Charles Krah]

Maybe I should better describe my issue. Below is a screenshot with the clip I want to adjust and its keyframes.

The clip itself is synced to music. The keyframes are for panning and cropping and correlate to avoid borders of our greenscreen as well as the motion set to music. *Note the second keyframe is 2 seconds into the clip.

Notice all that’s happened is I dragged the clip beginning left, making it longer and thus making it start earlier. There is now a gap after the last keyframe even though the end of the clip has not changed. *Note the second keyframe is two seconds away from the start of the clip, which now happens earlier than in the first example, in other words the keyframes are not synced to the overall timeline anymore. They are early by as much as I drag the clip beginning left.

I dragged the beginning of the clip to the right this time and notice all the keyframes are still the same distance from the beginning of the clip. *2nd keyframe 2 seconds into the clip.

I couldn’t get the desired result with any combination of options in auto-ripple. It always throws other clips out of sync in one way or another and the keyframes are still off.

[Charles Krah]

Here I am with CS4 and still having the same exact issue trying to open a bmp from an old project. Win7 64bit core2quad 8gb ram. Can’t link media, can’t just import it either I get the “Premiere is too retarded to open the most basic windows file in existence” error. Not planning to hold my breath with (finally 64bit) CS5.