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

Please include the option to retain folder structure when managing a project via the Premiere Dialogue.

We go through great efforts to maintain an organized project, both within Premiere but also at the Windows Explorer level. It's incredibly frustrating that if we try to move a project, archive a project or just generally manage the project that Premiere takes all the files and dumps them in a messy pile in one folder.

We've stopped using it entirely, instead opting to copy assets manually and re-linking the project to the assets. It's a tedious process and doesn't allow for trimming or transcoding.

Subclips should be traceable back to Masterclips. If you can track duplicate clips across projects in Productions, then surely it is possible to create a link between the source master clip and subclips. It seems that forums and even Adobe staff are recommending against using subclips and nodes does seem to be using them for this terrible reason. While on this subject the behaviour of subclips and the Project Manager is a nightmare - every subclip (or sequence clip) in a project results in a another copy of the underlying media. So single promo made out of 100 clips from the same taste clip results in 100 copies of the same media if sent to the Project Manager.

I start my projects the same way every time. I am highly organized and have a system to keep things organized. I have to rebuild the project set-up every single time. Unless I missed it, I can't find a way to start a project with my bin template already there. I click it and I simply add the files.
My set up:
Bin:
01 Sequences
02 Footage
03 Music
04 Graphics
05 Dynamic Links
06 Screen Recordings
07 Misc.

I have to build this each time. Please allow us the option to make a template for Preferred organization. 1 click, set up. TIME IS MONEY!

We also have a problem here with reassociating master clips
In our case an external editor has edited a sequence outside of our production in Final Cut Pro X. Hes's given us an XML (converted with XtoCC). I've tried several ways to tie this edit into my production:

1 - Create a new projekt in my production

- import XML and leave all footage offline

- reassociate clips in timeline to Masterclips which is in a seperate footage project inside of our production

2 - Create a new projekt in my production

- import XML and link footage to local footage

- reassociate clips in timeline to Masterclips which is in a seperate footage project inside of our production

3 - Create a new projekt in my production

- import XML and link footage to local footage

- copy sequence to a new project in our production

- reassociate clips in timeline to Masterclips which is in a seperate footage project inside of our production

4 - Create a new standalone projekt OUTSIDE of my production

- import XML and leave all footage offline / link all footage

- Add that project into my production

- copy the sequence to a new project in my production

- reassociate clips in timeline to Masterclips which is in a seperate footage project inside of our production

The clips always refer to the master clips in the imported project, not my footage project. If I move the import project to the Trash before reassociating I get the error message "The project with this media can't be found" as soon as I try to reveal a clip in the project.

The Editor has used the same Files as we have here. I was wondering if it had anything to do with XMP Metadata. So I did everything again, deleting my footage project and re importing one time with XMP and one time without. Still no luck! It just wouldnt reassociate in both cases.

Reassociate worked well though when adding a local project from which we needed a sequence that was edited before we switched to productions.

It would be really helpfull if there was feedback as to which clips did get reassociated and which didn't, also with a reason why id didn't get reassociated. Now it's like fishing in the complete dark.

Thanks

Andy