Kevin Monahan
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Yes, Richard has it right. See the fifth paragraph of this blog post by Al Mooney:
https://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2013/06/adobe-premiere-pro-cc-and-gpu-support.html
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Hi Cody,
Not seeing that problem. Can we get more details on your system and OS?
Can you upload a sample file?Thanks,
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So glad you’re back up and running, Kent.
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Hi Reed,
If you are running CC 2014, the search in “Find” has been sped up dramatically. Please update if you have not already.Thanks,
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Hi Kent,
Yes, you found it. “Reveal Master Clip” is the command in FCP that is called “Reveal in Project” in Premiere Pro. What you might want to do is set the same keyboard shortcut for “Reveal in Project” in Keyboard Shortcuts for the Timeline pane as well. You can set the same shortcut for multiple panes now.Thanks,
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Hi Kent,
[Kent Beeson] “Would love any ideas”
Have you contacted support as the warning indicates?
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Hi Reed,
Yes. In the search box, type the search term in the Find box, for example: IMG_462. Premiere Pro finds all the clips with that prefix. Create a new bin, then drag the clips into it.Does that help?
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Hi James,
Which version of OS X is on the new MacBook Pro?Thanks,
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Hi Herb,
I can understand why an XML with multicam items might confuse an XML. I’m not sure if Multicam Sequences are supported for translation in XML since FCP7 dealt with multcam sequences and clips much differently. What I would do is flatten the multcam sequence in Premiere Pro before sending it on. If the goal is to work collaboratively with multicam sequences via XML, I’m not sure it is possible, but I can check on it.Thanks,
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Hi Don,
[Don Berman] “I simply thought that installing Premiere Pro CC would give me Premiere Pro CC… evidently not. There is that other step I mentioned that must be taken, even though there is no warning.”That seems rather odd because I just did a dynamic link from Premiere Pro CC 2014 to AE CC 2014 without Premiere Pro CC or AE CC installed. This should not be happening.
Can you file a bug report? https://adobe.ly/ReportBug
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