We have several users of BRAW Studio experiencing timeline shift after moving their projects between computers. Sometimes it even goes back to the first frame.

If this also happens to you please tell your story in Adobe Community Forums : https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/cc-2020-timeline-clips-shifts-after-moving-project-relocating-relinking/m-p/10923880

Happens only with CC 2020 (both 14.0.0 and 14.0.1), both OSX and Windows, all framerate (23.96 fps and 25 fps for example).
Apparently happens with others formats than .braw : https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/linking-media-losing-in-and-out-points/td-p/10922669 "I have this problem on every file type I have tried; R3D, BRAW and CRAW"
Attached is a zip with the two .prproj from a user editing with .braw and you can see what's changing inside <MediaFrameRate> and <TimecodeFormat>, also the timecode changes from 01:43:25:03 to 01:43:31:16000

Please investigate and fix this issue it is very annoying and preventing users to edit in good conditions with Premiere Pro it is quite urgent

Thanks,
Antoine

As has been recommended by seasoned editors in the Premiere forum, I save my project in three separate locations frequently. This is safe but oh so tedious. Can the Save commands be reconfigured to be associated with each other? For instance, can I hit Save, which will automatically save my project AND optionally "save a copy" in two (or however many) other locations that I've previously chosen... using a logical version naming convention? I would love to achieve the exact same result that I do now... except with one click. I do the same multiple motions in a row, so can this repetitive task be automated and efficient?

As has been recommended by seasoned editors in the Premiere forum, I save my project in three separate locations frequently. This is safe but oh so tedious. Can the Save commands be reconfigured to be associated with each other? For instance, can I hit Save, which will automatically save my project AND optionally "save a copy" in two (or however many) other locations that I've previously chosen... using a logical version naming convention? I would love to achieve the exact same result that I do now... except with one click. I do the same multiple motions in a row, so can this repetitive task be automated and efficient?

We have several users of BRAW Studio experiencing timeline shift after moving their projects between computers.
Happens only with CC 2020 (both 14.0.0 and 14.0.1), both OSX and Windows, all framerate (23.96 fps and 25 fps for example).
Apparently happens with others formats than .braw : https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/linking-media-losing-in-and-out-points/td-p/10922669 "I have this problem on every file type I have tried; R3D, BRAW and CRAW"
Attached is a zip with the two .prproj from a user editing with .braw
We can see that this inside the .prproj XML :

<ClipLoggingInfo ObjectID="40" ClassID="77ab7fdd-dcdf-465d-9906-7a330ca1e738" Version="8">

    <ClipName>A005_01231137_C004.braw</ClipName>

    <MediaInPoint>1577778048000000</MediaInPoint>

    <MediaOutPoint>1621427734080000</MediaOutPoint>

    <MediaFrameRate>10594584000</MediaFrameRate>

    <TimecodeFormat>110</TimecodeFormat>

</ClipLoggingInfo>


is changed to this : 

    <ClipLoggingInfo ObjectID="40" ClassID="77ab7fdd-dcdf-465d-9906-7a330ca1e738" Version="8">

    <ClipName>A005_01231137_C004.braw</ClipName>

    <MediaInPoint>1577778048000000</MediaInPoint>

    <MediaOutPoint>1621427734080000</MediaOutPoint>

    <MediaFrameRate>5292000</MediaFrameRate>

    <TimecodeFormat>200</TimecodeFormat>

</ClipLoggingInfo>

Also, timecode when opening PPro project goes from 01:43:25:03 to 01:43:31:16000, the latter timecode coming from the project after relocation and this timecode doesn't make sense at all (16000 frames ?)

Please investigate and fix this issue it is very annoying and preventing users to edit in good conditions with Premiere Pro it is quite urgent

Thanks,
Antoine

Request: Improve and support more robust "Search Bins" functions

• Currently does not seem to accommodate ("contains", "is", "is not", "begins with", "ends with", wildcards, etc.).




• It accommodates searching a total of 21 specific XMP metadata properties plus the umbrella "All Metadata", but a far cry from the huge array of XMP properties available. User-added custom XMP properties are nowhere to be had. That not only reduces its power, it would seem to contradict PPro's otherwise gregarious embrace of MetaData management.




• The only access to editing the search terms seems to be via context-clicking the Search Bin from the Project Panel. Would be extremely convenient to access search terms from the open Search Bin panel itself.




• An ability to save Search Bin terms would allow a smart bin to change contents quickly and fluently -- allowing you "one bin to rule them all".




• A Search Bin Panel's "Video Usage" and "Audio Usage" column pulldowns work differently than they do in a regular Bin Panel. Although they do show the related clips, the pulldowns are mysteriously are greyed out and won't pull up the item when selected.

Reason for request

MetaData / search / filter -based approaches to project management are far superior to bin-based structures. Faster to build, easier to use, faster to find contnet, infinitely extensible with the right set of data-setting and search tools.

When opening an old project file from an older 2019 version of premiere. The merged clips fall far out of sync. It's not widely known for users to open the "debug" interface to allow merged clips to open in a sequence editor.

First, I think opening merged clips in a sequence editor should be standard.

Second, there should be a fix so that the merged clips don't go out of sync in the first place. As it is, I'm losing a ton of time and money because I need to resync over 350 merged clips and then go into my timelines and slip 1000's of cuts back into place.

Currently in the latest versions of Premiere, ranging from 13.1.5 to 14.1.3 there is an issue with clip markers, mainly on WAV and mp4 files. When clip markers are added it dramatically increases the size of a project file. If I have 20 clip markers on 20 WAV files in my project, and the project file is about 60MB, it runs slow and saves cripplingly slow, frequently locks up and crashes. If I remove all those clip markers and save again, the project file size goes down to a fast and useable 1.1 MB with the same sequences and content, just no clip markers. They also have a tendency to come back after they're cleared and a project is reopened, so, you have to fight off the large size to keep it down and workable. This has cost me hours of time and a lot of stress. PLEASE fix this bug with the clip markers. Of all things, the biggest issue with Premiere right now is the CLIP MARKERS. Try it out yourself. If you have a huge project you can barely manage in, try clearing all your clip markers and see what it does to the project file size.