[Victor Dagand]

Hello Tero Ahlfors,

that’s exactly what i was looking for !

Thank you so much ! I hope this will help others !

Victor Dagand

[Victor Dagand]

Hello Tom.

Thank you for your answer but it’s not quite the idea. I will try to explain the issue a little better.

This is a concert, so i have a 4h30 long audio file. I synchronized all my video clips with this long audio file in puraleyes.
So when i import the xml into première, i have this result:

As you can see, all my video clips have the same label. So in order to stay organized, i wanted to change the labels of my video clips. The all have the same kind of name which is the default name (C00XX.MP4), so i can’t really tell which is camera A and which is camera B. The only way i can sort them is by the bins that pluraleyes created (according to the video and audio tracks). Once i put them in their respective bins, i change the label of every video clips.

But now i’m left with : my clips in my bins correctly organized (with the label i want for each of them) and my clips in my timeline with the same default color as before. As if premiere didn’t update/refresh the label change. (i really hope i’m making myself clear).

I was just wondering if there is any way to make premiere update the labels of each clips.

The way i change the label is by replacing the video clip by itself:

Sorry for the long post and thank you again for your time!

Victor Dagand

[Victor Dagand]

Hi !

Indeed this seem strange.

I just have 2 ideas that comes in mind:

You can try to change the render settings in Media Encoder if you have other options (Mercury Playback). Idealy Cuda is the best option (for windows…).

The other thing is maybe to try on another computer if you can.

I hope this will help, if not maybe others will !

Good day to you !

(sorry for my bad english, i’m french)