[Nils Welter]

You should locate the cache to the internal ssd. It’s faster than usb3 or thunderbolt. The preview files are only media, rendered to a specific codec. So this should work fine on an external drive.

Nils Welter
Adobe Certified Instructor – Premiere Pro

CBC Cologne Broadcasting Center
Cologne, Germany

[Nils Welter]

I believe you cannot do This. Transitions between two Clips are always centered by default. Would be a good Feature request.

Nils Welter
Adobe Certified Instructor – Premiere Pro

CBC Cologne Broadcasting Center
Cologne, Germany

[Nils Welter]

It’s a bug. Go to The window menu – workspace and uncheck “Import workspace from projects”. This Works for me

Nils Welter
Adobe Certified Instructor – Premiere Pro

CBC Cologne Broadcasting Center
Cologne, Germany

[Nils Welter]

You should not see This in a public release of ppro.
It is a developer tool in The Hidden console.
Hit cmd-f12 for The hidden console and choose debug datatrace view in The Panel menu. Then look for “dog ears” and set it to false. You should not change any other things. That can make ppro unusable. Hope that helps.

Nils Welter
Adobe Certified Instructor – Premiere Pro

CBC Cologne Broadcasting Center
Cologne, Germany

[Nils Welter]

You Can change the playback resolution in source and program monitor from full to 1/2 or 1/4. This can help.
That feature is only for Speed up realtime playback. If you render or Export, it will ne done in full rez.

Nils Welter
Adobe Certified Instructor – Premiere Pro

CBC Cologne Broadcasting Center
Cologne, Germany

[Nils Welter]

You Can shut off “show out of sync indicators for unlinked clips” in preferences. And shut off “show duplicate frame markers” in The timeline wrench menu.
This should Speed things up when Working with long Timelines with many clips inside.

Nils Welter
Adobe Certified Instructor – Premiere Pro

CBC Cologne Broadcasting Center
Cologne, Germany

[Nils Welter]

Hi,

Works find for me. Be sure to press the enter key in the numpad.

Nils Welter
Adobe Certified Instructor – Premiere Pro

CBC Cologne Broadcasting Center
Cologne, Germany

[Nils Welter]

Try to deactivate “show duplicate frame markers” in the timeline wrench Menu.
You Can also try to deactivate “display out of sync indicators for unlinked clips” in General tab of The precerences.
This helped us a LOT when working on longer Timelines.

Nils Welter
Adobe Certified Instructor – Premiere Pro

CBC Cologne Broadcasting Center
Cologne, Germany

[Nils Welter]

did you use the command “render effects in to out” or “render in to out”? Please notice that “render effects in to out” only renders the red parts of a sequence, not the yellow parts.
and have you tried to reset prefs (shift+cmd while launching app)?

Nils Welter
Adobe Certified Instructor – Premiere Pro

CBC Cologne Broadcasting Center
Cologne, Germany

[Nils Welter]

it’s a duplicate frame maker. You have used this portion of the clip more than once in your sequence. You can disable duplicate frame markers in the timeline wrench menu.

Nils Welter
Adobe Certified Instructor – Premiere Pro

CBC Cologne Broadcasting Center
Cologne, Germany