Gary Milligan
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COW Coin
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Go to the Displays setting in System Preferences. Change the Resolution setting to one of their offerings. HTH
Gary
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Oops! Just realized I was talking about Premiere Pro… not After Effects.
Gary
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I’m guessing here… I think what you want is to turn off/change the timeline scrolling during playback. This can be changed in your preferences. Change the Timeline Playback Auto Scrolling setting from “smooth scroll” to “page scroll”. See attached photo. Hope this helps.
Gary
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Perhaps this software may be of some help – https://www.divergentmedia.com/editready
Yes, it might add an extra step into your workflow and requires more storage but it may solve your problem.
HTH,
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Looking at the image it appears that both channels are exactly the same, but the left is lower than the right – basically a mono track. The easiest way is to apply the “fill left with right” effect. You should find that in your Audio Effects list.
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Perhaps this link may be of some help:
https://moviola.com/webinars/adobe-premiere-pro-pancake-timeline/
HTH
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In addition to what Dave says, it could also be that you’ve reached the file size limit (4GB) of the FAT32 formatted drive.
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[Ann Bens] “Not a bug: just use shift+drag”
Has it always worked that way? I’ve never had to do that before PP CC2017.
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Hi Betty,
When I encountered this problem after updating to PP CC2017, I found that changing the timeline view (expand or contract) allowed me to move the nodes horizontally. Another new bug for the list.
HTH
Gary
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This only started happening since I began using PP2017 on my 2012 iMac running Yosemite 10.10.5. I’ve never installed any audio plug-ins and I’m certainly not using Premier Pro version 1.0. As stated in my original post, it doesn’t prevent me from completing the process, but the message just doesn’t make sense to me. Is no one else seeing this since updating to PP2017? Maybe the next bug fix will take care of it.
