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We are working on this.
We have completely redesigned the captioning workflow in Premiere Pro version 15.0. You will see many dramatic workflow improvements. Please update to the latest version.
Learn all about the new captions workflow here: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/user-guide.html/premiere-pro/using/working-with-captions.ug.html
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Just seconding Joshua's question.
Just looking at the link provided above and read this:
Create Sidecar File: Supported formats are SCC, MCC, XML, STL, SRT, and DFXMP.
There are limitations regarding the type of sidecar you can create from each caption track type.Subtitles -> SRT, STL
OP47 / EBU Subtitles / Teletext -> .xml, .stl, .srt
CEA608-> .scc, .mcc, .stl, .srt
CEA708 -> .scc, .mcc, .srtSo looks like we're still waiting for .vtt support and will need to use third-party software for the time being?
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The problem for me ended up being Merged Clips in my timeline. Remove merge clips and the project consolidated.
The official word from Adobe: “ This email is in reference to open case regarding issue that you were facing with Adobe Premiere Pro. Project manager will not be able to process the projects which contains Merged clips as a merged clip is not a “real” clip. Instead it looks real but is simply two clips linked so that their audio is in sync. This also applies to the Dynamiclly linked clips
We’ve found these self-help articles if you’d like more information about your issue:
https://helpx.adobe.com/in/premiere-pro/using/copy-consolidate-transcode-archive-project.html “An error occurred while saving the comment paul wedel
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Hi Adobe
Still non-functioning functionality in 14.8.0
Please help! I need to send this project to another department and my whole project is an untenable 4.2TB. Need to consolidate!
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The official response of Adobe, where they admit merged clips doesn’t work with project manager:
“ This email is in reference to open case regarding issue that you were facing with Adobe Premiere Pro. Project manager will not be able to process the projects which contains Merged clips as a merged clip is not a “real” clip. Instead it looks real but is simply two clips linked so that their audio is in sync. This also applies to the Dynamiclly linked clips
We’ve found these self-help articles if you’d like more information about your issue:
https://helpx.adobe.com/in/premiere-pro/using/copy-consolidate-transcode-archive-project.html “So again to sum up, never use merged clips in Premiere Pro if you’re in a pro environment.
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Still occurring in the latest CC2020 build 14.6.0. Please please fix this Adobe! This comment is over 2 years old! And it doesn't matter if I add a audio dissolve or a keyframe fade-up at the start and end of my clips, this problem persists.
This is occurring always, but becomes especially apparent if I have a compressor, an EQ or any effect enabled in the audio FX strips in the Audio Track Mixer tab. My solution is the same as above, though now I add a track of atmos at the bottom of my audio layers, set the db to -45 and the problem goes away.
While you're at it can you add an automatic micro fade in fade out on every audio clip like Ableton Live does it? That's really nice.
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I'm also having this truly annoying issue with some 4k footage in a 1080 timeline. It's fine once it's paused or rendered, but just watching it down gives this error in the frame.
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This is also happening with BRAW clips. My match frame hotkey command on a .braw clip makes PP crash about 85% of the time I use it. On a different machine, different project than my R3D crashing. So it's seemingly endemic to PP2020. Many thax
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Here's a couple screenshots. I'm editing this in Premiere but imported some audio in Resolve so I could know what tracks were what.... Please add audio metadata into Audio Names like Davinci.