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  • Sorry to hear that. Super frustrating!

    I ended up doing an XML export and going back to Premiere Pro 2014. Took a little work to get it all set back up but at least I was able to move forward. Not a great solution but I have been able to finish the project at least.

    I submitted a bug report to Adobe so hopefully they release an update/fix soon because it makes 2015 unusable for me!

    Daniel

  • I have the exact same issue. Never seen it before.

    I created a series of multicam sequences using two DSLR Quicktime .mov clips and a standalone .WAV file from a Zoom H4N. Done this setup thousands of times before with no issue.

    For some reason, using Premiere 2015.0.1 it now refuses to play anytime I try to playback one of these multicam clips. I can still open and playback the individual Quicktime clips in the Source playback window with no issues but the multicam clips refuse to play.

    Pretty frustrating. I’ll post a bug report to Adobe and hopefully they will get a fix out soon.

  • Daniel Piatt

    August 16, 2012 at 9:45 pm in reply to: UltraStudio SDI and new Macbook Pro’s USB3

    I am also extremely interested in this. More specifically, the ability to make a 3rd party USB 3.0 card in a MacPro work with the UltraStudio SDI setup.

    Any updates or more info on a possible update that would make this possible?

    Thanks!

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