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I've been experiencing this exact issue on my new M1 Max Mac Studio - Monterey 12.4, but only on Premiere v15.4.5. I don't seem to be getting the same issue with a simple test in v22.5.0, but I still need to work v15 for an outgoing feature project that I don't want to update. I didn't have the same issue on my last system, a 2015 iMac.
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This is something we are looking into. Thanks for the feedback.
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We’re considering the nesting request, tracking that work as DVAPR-4223845.
We hadn’t heard the ‘cumbersome’ comment, but the feature film teams with which Productions was developed weren’t using nested sequences.
For the “Productions Workspace”: I think you can get that behavior today, were you to change Prefs —> General —> At Startup to “open most recent”, and then save a workspace containing your Production and desired one projects.
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We’re looking into it, tracking the request as DVAPR-4223379.
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Agreed. I've noticed premiere will open the timelines that were open whenever I last saved(though not necessarily with the same timeline on top). If I close all but one timeline after saving, then try to save again without making any other changes, premiere will not do a new save and will re-open with all other timelines - ie opening and closing timelines is not a save-able action, but will be remember when other changes are saved. Same goes for which projects that are open or closed when working in Productions. This makes it really hard to pick up where I left off each morning.
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I'm helping trouble shoot a similarly complicate large doc project with tons of media and tons of projects. I'm find lots of tangled links between edit projects and media projects. Often the "Reassociate Source Clips..." has no effect at all. Really wish it were more robust. The Adobe white paper talks about as something that should be used rarely, but in complicated projects that span years it is inevitable that things will get messy and need reorganization and reassociation along the way.