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February 2, 2019
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After Update to 2019 all clips with speed change are not working

  • February 2, 2019
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Hi guys.

I was working on a project in premiere pro cc 2018. I didnt finish it yet. The i updated to cc2019. Now when i want to click on my .prproj file it says: "This Project was saved from a previous version of Adobe Premiere pro and must be converted. The original project file will not be modified. Continue?"

After i click ok the normal premiere pro window opens. Everything is working fine EXEPT of all the clip that i have speedramped or changed the speed of the clip. They dont work at all. These clips also look different in the timeline.

I was reading online to solve this problem. Then i downloaded the 2018cc version again but when i wanted to open the .prproj file it said exactly the same "the project was saved in a previous..."

Then i downloaded the 2017 version of premiere and then i got the message that the file was created on a more modern version of premiere

I am dying. Thes are videos for clients.

I NEED HELP. PLEASE

(the speed changed files look like the gray one and are just a frozen image)

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Ann Bens
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Community Expert
February 2, 2019

Converting the project is normal procedure but,

If i were you I would go back to 2018 and finish project.

If you stay in 2019 you will probably have to do the speedramp all over.

Known Participant
February 2, 2019

thank you for your answer.

as i wrote above, i have re downloaded the 2018 version but if  i want to open my file with this version it also gives me the same message that the file needs to be converted. and then all my speed ramps are gone.

and if i go all the way back to version 2017 then it tells me that this file was created with a more modern version of premiere and i cant open it at all.

Ann Bens
Community Expert
Community Expert
February 2, 2019

Go back to your last 2018 save, Open that project in 2018.

Put your project on a local drive.