Steve Clayton
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Even using the Project Manager tool to create a whole new project doesn’t solve the issue.
One has to wonder about the people Adobe hire to actually test their software; it’s such a glaring problem for anyone using the product in a real-life studio.
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I don’t think there is any need for the sarcasm.
Regardless of whether it would now take a massive recode or not, the point remains that 18 years is plenty of time to fully integrate two pieces of software owned by the same company. Over this period the software should have EVOLVED to work together without crashing.
Quite what this has to do with the cost of Autodesk I am not sure.
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Adobe released the first version of Premiere in 1991 and purchased After Effects in 1994! It is a testimony to the inventiveness of the Adobe software engineers that they still can’t get the two programmes to talk to each other properly even after 18 years…