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Mr. Questionnaire
Mr. Questionnaire
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May 13, 2025
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Replacing Footage Removes Time Remapping – Bug or Oversight?

Hello,
I'm trying to replace some footage in my sequence with a new version. 
 
The current section has been retimed, but when I replace it with the new clip from the bin, it doesn’t carry over the retiming.

Is this a glitch, or am I overlooking something?
 
Thank you!!!
Mr. Questionnaire
Mr. QuestionnaireCorrect answer
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May 14, 2025

How are you replacing nested sequences?

I tested two methods:

  • Clip > Replace With Clip > From Source Monitor
  • Shift + Alt (Windows) / Shift + Option (Mac) while dragging the sequence from the Project panel onto the nested sequence in the timeline


In both cases, the time remapping was preserved.


Thank for the help @PaulMurphy 

 

The way I was doing it was by selecting the clip in the sequence, then selecting the new clip in the Project panel, right-clicking, and choosing Replace with Clip > From Bin...  this method has worked for me in the past, which is why I’m a bit confused and wondering if this might be a bug.

 

I also tried both methods you suggested....

Unfortunately, Clip > Replace With Clip > From Source Monitor doesn’t work properly on my end.  It gives me the same result.

 

However, Shift + Alt + Drag did work as expected... very weird. 

 

thanks for that tip!!!

 

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Ann Bens
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Ann BensCommunity Expert
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May 13, 2025

Works fine here 25.3.2 on windows.

How exactly are you replacing the clip in the timeline.

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Mr. Questionnaire
Mr. QuestionnaireAuthor
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May 13, 2025

Thanks ofr you reply @Ann Bens 

 

I'm also on Windows, using Premiere Pro version 25.2.3.

 

Where I'm running into trouble is with sequences and nested sequences:

I have a main sequence (Sequence-A), edited precisely to match the narration timing.

 

For part of the project that requires retiming, I’ve nested Sequence-A into a new sequence called Retime-Sequence-A and applied time remapping there.

 

Now the project calls for a different version—Sequence-B—which uses different embedded graphics but follows the exact same timing. So, I created Retime-Sequence-B.

 

Here’s the issue:
Inside Retime-Sequence-B, when I try to replace the nested Sequence-A with Sequence-B, the timing changes I applied in Retime-Sequence-A don’t carry over. The retiming seems to reset or get lost entirely.

 

Could this be a limitation or quirk with how nesting and retiming interact?

Thanks again for your reply.

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PaulMurphyCommunity Expert
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May 14, 2025

How are you replacing nested sequences?

I tested two methods:

  • Clip > Replace With Clip > From Source Monitor
  • Shift + Alt (Windows) / Shift + Option (Mac) while dragging the sequence from the Project panel onto the nested sequence in the timeline


In both cases, the time remapping was preserved.

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