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RedBassett
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March 8, 2021
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Last frame carrying over to other clips

  • March 8, 2021
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I'm seeing an issue I have never run into before in Premiere. I'm editing a sequence with a bunch of still images and clips (mix of 4k sources). Throughout the timeline, I'm finding that if I place the playhead at the beginning of a clip (first frame of the clip, the clip is automatically selected in the timeline), I see the last frame of the previous clip in the program monitor. This frame seems baked into the clip. If I move it elsewhere, it still has one frame from the original assembly order on the front. With most of the video clips I can roll the clip by one frame or trim the end and it goes away, but I'm finding that this isn't working on the stills: I can roll multiple frames or ripple trim the end of the clip and I still see one frame of the old previous neighbor in the clip.

 

What is going on? Is there a common mistake I was making during assembly that caused this? I can't see any transitions on the clips that would be holding frames from another clip.

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    David_WRIC
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    May 15, 2024

    I just want to point out that this problem does NOT have a "correct answer". I do not know why it says that it does. Can we get that "correct answer" changed? Has anyone else seen this problem?

    Peru Bob
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    Peru BobCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    May 15, 2024

    @David_WRIC 

    I unmarked it.

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      David_WRIC
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      May 15, 2024

      Thank you, Sir!

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      David_WRIC
      Participating Frequently
      May 14, 2024

      So, digging up an old thread, but I haven't found any answer to this even 3 years later. This absolutely has something to do with rendering as, yes, throwing away all of your preview files and re-rendering "fixes" it. But that is hardly effecient, especially on large projects. This problem shows back up EVERY TIME I render something and then make a change. Rendering the change will leave those extra frames in the following clip. I have just thrown away all of my previews and re-rendered about 5 times in the past two hours just to try to watch my project without the glitches. Luckily this is NOT a large project, but would love for this to be fixed. Has anyone else run into this problem? Should a bug report be written up? For reference, markfrisco's link (in this thread) shows the exact problem I am talking about here.

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      LornRoth
      Participant
      December 15, 2023

      This is happening to me as well. I tried deleteinng everything in the project and starting again, but it keeps happening. Is there any solution to this problem?

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        LornRoth
        Participant
        December 15, 2023

        Update:it seems to be happening when you resize a still photo. wherever the playback bar is when you resize the photo, that's the exact spot where the previous photo appears for exactly 2 frames and then disappears. 

        RadamBrown
        RadamBrown
        Known Participant
        April 29, 2023

        I'm now seeing this on my projects too where the last frame is carrying over into the next clip a few frames...what the heck is going on? I can't figure out how to fix it. Even if I add the clip again from the project, it will still do the same thing on the timeline! Any solutions? Thanks for the assistance...

          Kevin-Monahan
          Community Manager
          Kevin-MonahanCommunity Manager
          Community Manager
          April 29, 2023

          Hey Radam,

          Try deleting any video preview files at that location.

           

          Thanks,
          Kevin

          Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community & Engagement Strategist – Pro Video and Audio
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            Michael22055485uthr
            Participant
            January 5, 2024

            This did it for me!

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              RedBassettAuthor
              Participant
              March 8, 2021

              Update: Just tested again to verify: Deleted a still, openend the source up again in the source monitor, dragged it into the project on a new track, trimmed to length to fit where the old still was, dropped it in. First frame is again the previous clip. Moved it back out to a new track at a different timecode, checked, first frame still shows previous clip from the original position.

               

              What setting is switched on that I am unaware of? What am I missing? What tool am I using wrong?

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              RedBassettAuthor
              Participant
              March 9, 2021

              The issue seems to just be in playback. I've not seen issues with this editing machine before for this type of content, but the erroneous frames I am seeing are not in exported media. I will see if I can fix the issue for editing comfort, but I may need to proxy the clips.

              Kevin-Monahan
              Community Manager
              Kevin-MonahanCommunity Manager
              Community Manager
              March 9, 2021

              This seems a little odd, RB. If you upload a screen recording, I might be able to offer advice. As it is, I have never seen this behavior before and I'd like to see it in action to write it up for devs. 

               

              Thanks,
              Kevin

              Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community & Engagement Strategist – Pro Video and Audio
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