[Dane Wilson]

Yep. Having the same problem. And I just did what you said, Francois, and you’re right, closing the timelines allows you to right click on the video clips in the project panel. However, to extend the issue, whenever I drag the video files that I cannot right click into the timeline, everything freezes accept for keyboard shortcuts. I can save my project with the keyboard, but my mouse becomes absolutely useless inside of premiere. This is definitely a new bug from the most recent update of premiere. Francois, are you running Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015.2? Just want to make sure it’s an update problem. I’ve never had this problem before.

[Dane Wilson]

Thanks for the response Kevin! I found that I could export my sequence with the cineform codec with a QuickTime wrapper. Then I reimported the exported movie back into premiere to reexport into a viewable h264 web version. I thought about the transcode option but I just done like taking that step. It creates more media that you need to backup. The thing that bothers me is I used to not have this problem at all. We have a beastly machine and we work with RED footage all the time with great playback.

Thanks for the advice. We may have to do what you’re saying in he future. I hope we won’t have to though.

[Dane Wilson]

Same thing for me. My sequences have been rendering just fine and ever since I updated to the latest version of premiere cc 2015, I get the error, “error compiling movie”. And what I’ve been told is to render out sections of my timeline till i find the media that is causing the export issue. However, I don’t have time to do that and it used to render just fine beforehand. So what do we do? There are a lot of professionals using this software who are getting screwed because of this update.