Premiere Pro CC 2018: Best practices for updating a project?

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After updating at least it worked but it still did crash a few times yesterday.  The other issue I have about Kevin-Monahan post is what are we supposed to do if we are actually busy with our jobs???  Do we never update?  Makes no sense to me

Kevin J. Monahan Jr. · Accepted Answer

Just start only new projects in the new software.Finish projects that have begun in previous versions in those versions.Use File > Import to import older projects into a new one.Thanks,Kevin

Kevin J. Monahan Jr. · Answer

Hi Videodug,Do we never update? I always carry multiple installations of Premiere Pro on my HD so I can always work with any project file from any version I need. I tend to finish off older projects in the software it was created in and only begin new projects in the new software. I am very careful in this regard because I want to protect my work at all costs. If you must update a project for some important reason, I suggest you import that project into a new project. That seems to work much more reliably than update a project file. It's similar to "rewiring" the project for the new version. Hope that helps explain things better.Thanks,Kevin

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