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MKV Format Support is being investigated for Premiere and Media Encoder.
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Running into this problem again. It's very annoying to not have those options there when I want to change a 30 fps timeline to a 60 fps after I've already used the sequence. I've created a 30 fps sequence which I've put 60 fps footage into, and then used that sequence as multi-camera clip in another sequence. After some editing, I've discovered that I want to slow some of the clips from the multi-clip down, which I should be able to do with 60fps footage in a 30 fps timeline and have smooth slo-mo. BUT since I originally created the multi-clip timeline in 30 fps, it's not recognizing the clips within that timeline as 60 fps, and I'm getting juttery slo-mo as a result. Now, in order to get the multi-clip sequence to 60 fps, I have to create a new sequence, drop 60 fps footage into it just to get the "change sequence settings" option, and only THEN do I get access to the higher framerates in order to change. BUUUUTTT... I can't do that. Because I can't change the edited multi-clip in the other timeline to that new 60 fps timeline. I would have to re-edit the multi-clip all over again with the new 60 fps multi-clip timeline. And obviously, I'm not gonna do that. So now I simply can't get smooth slo-mo without having to do some kind of workaround, like go back into the multi-clip sequence and choose each piece of the original footage and copy it into the new timeline and use that to make slo-mo....
BLAH BLAH BLAH... the point is that you've made things super difficult for me now by not simply having all the framerate options be there by default. If they were, I could simply just go into the 30 fps timeline and switch it to 60 fps. But because you've hidden those options away unless the do the whole drop-60fps-footage-into-a-timeline-and-select-"change sequence settings"-thing... I'm now screwed over here.
Bottom-line: Please fix this soon. I know I'm speaking into a void here apparently, but in the off chance that somebody from Adobe decides to check these boards like once a month, it seems... and you happen to see this... please fix it.
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Yes, Premiere has major problems with render files. Good luck getting Adobe to fix it, though... I've been trying for months. It's been a problem for years. Still hasn't been fixed.
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Yes, load times are ridiculously long. I don't know why Premiere has to load media every time I open the project. Should it just load when I import and stay loaded forever? Save the load data to the project file permanently. It shouldn't just be temporary every time you open the project.
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STILL NOT FIXED!!!!! FIX IT ADOBE!!!! MAKE IT TOP PRIORITY!!!! I'M POSTING EVERYWHERE ON THIS BOARD THAT I CAN TO GET YOUR ATTENTION!!!!
A PROFESSIONAL EDITING PROGRAM SHOULD NOT BE LOSING RENDER FILES!
FIX IT!
FIX IT!
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Yes, this is a major issue. I can't for the life of me figure out why an editing program would just constantly lose render files like this. It's so frustrating sometimes. Any clips with any complicated filters on it like stabilizer or third-party filters... ALWAYS become unrendered when you close and re-open. There's no excuse for this. A professional editing program should not be losing render files.
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Basically... Adobe REALLY needs to make fixing this whole render file issue that Premiere has a priority. It's so **** frustrating and time-wasting to have to re-render things JUST because Premiere decided to up and forget that those render files already exist. This should not be happening. It's been happening for years and Adobe still hasn't fixed it. Ridiculous.
FIX IT ADOBE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I'll add my concurrence. Working on a multicam project today... in just a few hours, I've lost my rendered audio four times. Ridiculous. Twice because Premiere crashed (another little bug that i've enjoyed having to deal with repeatedly...) and twice because it just up and... disappeared. One of the times I think it was because I tweaked ONE audio clip in the multi-cam sequence, which of course makes THE ENTIRE sequence unrender. Joy.
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I also have this problem, which becomes quite annoying when doing a bunch of titles in succession, and EVERY TIME the titler window opens, the panels are all changed to different sizes/configurations that are weird and unusable, until I change it back. Which, again, happens EVERY SINGLE TIME!
Please fix to make them stay put!!