Premiere Pro CC 2019 13.0.2 search / find / bin filter issues
SEARCH/FIND/BIN NOT WORKING!
After the update to Premiere Pro CC 13.0.2 (on a Macbook Pro running OS 10.13.6) I started having issues with the project panel bin filter search not showing clips that I knew were in the project - I'd search for a word in the name of a clip and no clips would show up. I tried using the Cmd-F tool instead, and Premiere would either find nothing or stall out and rainbow wheel. Creating a search bin also failed to work properly - I'd create one to search for a word that was in the name or description of dozens of clips, and the search bin would remain empty.
I tried multiple solutions discussed in this thread about CC 2018: Premiere Pro CC 2018 Doesn't seem to be able to search the Project Panel . I trashed preferences, deleted the media cache and database, uninstalled and reinstalled the software, and tried the lock project trick. I still saw the same behavior. Tried starting a brand new project containing only 4 clips. In one case, 2 of these clips contained the same word in the name; searching on that word in the project panel filter would locate only one. In another case searching for a different word in the name of one of the clips revealed nothing.
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Cory
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I had the same issue and was able to fix it by resetting my preferences in premiere. To reset preferences: close premiere then select the premiere icon on your desktop while holding the option key. Select "open" while still holding the option key and you will then be prompted to reset your preferences.
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Don
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Disappearance of filter is a HUGE efficiency hit for me. I'm working on a documentary and need to be able to find all these clips that I carefully selected and logged based on the documented availability of that feature. Please prioritize fixing this.
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Jon C
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I'm having this same issue, and have been having it for months, maybe over a year I can't remember. I called Adobe tech support and did a screen share with the technician. He saw exactly the problem I was having and told me it was a known issue. So now what? I've called, and I've voted to have it recognized but how do we actually get it looked at seriously? This is a huge sticking point with my workflow because I'm editing a web series with dozens of episodes and consequently hundreds of clips. Clips I've spent lots of time keywording and now I can't sort to find them when I need them most. I'm paying for creative cloud for a professional product, but it doesn't work right. Is it not worth the time and money to fix? Does Adobe care? Are you listening to these comments?
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Andy
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It may be fixed in 13.1. Been testing it out a bit today and so far so good. Fingers crossed.
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Tony
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13.0.3 build 9 and still a problem for me. Gives no results all. So frustrating.
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Corbin Gill
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Yup. I've also got this issue. I've done all the mentioned solves, but none have resulted in a fix.
The Find feature (Cmd + F) will find what I'm searching for, but not filter it so those files are the only files I can see. The Filter Bin Content won't find anything. It actually hides everything in the project except for other bins. These visible bins do not match the search parameters, files inside them do match the search, but they won't display through the search. The Search Bins feature produces empty search bins, even though files exist that match the requested parameters in all of these scenarios.
Searching through the Media Browser functions, but that's no help, cause I want to search the metadata that I've logged, not the files on the drive.
I'm running Premiere Pro 13.03 on a MacBook Pro with 10.14.3.
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Matt
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I'm having the same issue here... (Premier Pro CC 2019 v13.0.3 on Windows 10)
I see so many people saying they're ready to move to a different software but quite frankly if I'm paying a monthly fee for software "because it constantly needs to be updated and developed" then why the **** isn't it being updated and having known issues fixed??
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Anonymous
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This has only happened to me in one project so far but it's the strangest thing.
For some reason, it's only filtering clips from random folders. I tried deleting the media cache but with no success. Super frustrating, of course this is the project I spent most of my time logging on.
I tried the filter function in a different project and it works just fine. I can't imagine there are any corrupt files in this project though, it's fairly fresh.
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Eternal
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Adobe folks are you listening? This is a major problem. Not one clip is coming up with the search/filter bar
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Anonymous
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Same issue for me on Windows 10, Premiere version 13.0.2 build 38. I am searching for terms that are definitely in description fields but get no results. Doing the same in the search bin tool only returns a handful results. I am SO SICK of indexing and searching issues. I don't understand why this keeps breaking.
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MaxC
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Same problem, here, any new info on fix?
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Anonymous
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I have been creatively handicapped by this also. If anyone knows how to export clips and their corresponding keywords from Premiere to Resolve please share. I'd just ship in a heartbeat.
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Anonymous
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I too have this problem, I am about to update Premiere - hopefully it will fix the issue.
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Ezra
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Same issue, search and smart bins only finding a portion of the files, or none of the files that it should in a query.
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Johnny
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"I have a long running documentary project containing 4500 assets and growing..."
- Thanks for posting Pete!My doc project has 17,000 files and shot over the span of 10 years with months spent organizing and keywording. I'm deep into the edit now and this is hugely frustrating.
Broken and unsearchable!!! Thanks Adobe.
I will be looking toward Resolve if I can make it out of your mess.Mac Pro (Early 2013)
Mojave 10.14.3
Premiere V 13.0.3 (build 9) -
Pete Delahunty
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Search is broken! I have a long running documentary project containing 4500 assets and growing, sorted into well organised bins 3 levels deep. The only things search will find are *some* of the temp music mp3's. Nothing else. I have added copious amounts of metadata to my media to make it easier to find what I need. Now it is pointless.
I've tried starting fresh with a brand new project, imported the media only (no sequences or anything else) - and i get the same result in the fresh project. Search is not working in a large project. I am currently running Premiere 13.0.3 on macOS High Sierra 10.13.6Search bins are also broken.
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M.D.
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Not working either! 13.0.2, Mac Mojave 10.14.2
"Don't update complex project across major new versions of Premiere Pro. -
Overall, however, you should start and finish a project using the same version for fewer issues like this."You're not serious are you Kevin? If you are, Adobe Premiere Pro is certainly not the idea software for documentary films which can take years of dedication to complete.
Please get this fixed soon!
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Anonymous
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I have the same issue in Premiere Pro CC 13 running on Windows 10.
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Mauricio
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Search bins and search function in Premiere are not working. It only finds some of the files I expect it to find.
I confirmed that the metadata I have entered to the files is traveling with the files. I created a new project and reimported the the files and I see all metadata intact. Yet, Premiere can't find the files using search bins or search function.
Please Adobe fix this. This bug makes Premiere unusable for any organized editor. -
Anonymous
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Yes big problem, very annoying to not have basic functionality that I was depending on not work. Wasting a lot more time searching for things already that were sorted... Why is this always an issue with Premiere Pro?