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Red line above sequence appearing when no changes were made from previous session

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June 25, 2024
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Hi Adobe Community,

The red line indicator appears above one of my sequences when I reopen Premiere Pro to work on my project. Previews were made and no changes were done to this sequence since my previous session and the line was green. My render file still exists in the same storage folder as before. Puzzled as to why I have to re-render the thing again. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Mac M2 Max

PPro 24 - latest build as of today

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Correct answer MyerPj

Check out this ongoing discussion:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-bugs/some-prores-422-video-preview-files-lost-on-closing-and-re-opening-project/idi-p/13978848

MyerPj

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Community Expert

Check out this ongoing discussion:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-bugs/some-prores-422-video-preview-files-lost-on-closing-and-re-opening-project/idi-p/13978848

Peru Bob

Community Expert

I've had that happen. I created a new project and imported the old on into it, and that fixed it.

Are the media or render files located on an external drive?

How much free space is on your drive(s)?

LewiscatAuthor

Inspiring

Thank you. I will try this. Maybe a bug lurking somewhere? Both the media and render files are on an external SSD with plenty of free space.

Peru Bob

Community Expert

If it were Windows, I would say that you need to assign a fixed drive letter to the external drive, or the path to the rendered files would be lost each time the drive was disconnected and reconnected (or the computer was shut down and restarted).

I'm not sure of how Macs keep track of external drives, but that may be part of the problem.

What is the capacity of the external drive, and how full is it?

John T Smith

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You need to ask program questions in the forum for the program you are using
To ask in the forum for your program please start at https://community.adobe.com/
Moving from Using the Community (which is about the forums) to the correct forum

LewiscatAuthor

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Thank you - I clicked Premiere Pro -> Discussions... thought this was correct.

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