Deep in a Premiere project and I have been using nested sequences quite a bit.
But I’m told that in order to mix it with Audition as well as export to Davinci (for color work), I need everything to be on one timeline.
I don’t want to picture lock to achieve this.
Wow, I’ve made really wise and good use of nesting. Now I need to undo it? It’s daunting as I look at my work.
Am I missing something? Thank you.
I work for/with/teach pro colorists, and that includes a lot of time in Resolve, and Premiere/Resolve worklow discussions. For going to Resolve you might need to make some changes, but ... you can't re-jigger the work in Resolve after bringing it back to Premiere.
So ... "picture lock" isn't as normal a thing as it used to be, but it sorta is in any practical sense. As if you make a change in your timeline, after getting color back, you quite often do have to send those changes to Resolve anyway.
But the most practical advice is simply to test every step you might think of using.
So ... duplicate the sequence, or maybe just a short segment of it.
Then export as you were expecting.
Then maybe try "flattening" the sequence, and export.
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