The issue with lost render files is back
So, for a couple of updates, and up to 14.4, Premiere seemed to have solved the infamous and OLD issue of, apparently, just losing the connection with the rendered video files once the user accessed the program again and opened the project they were working on. It's unbelievable how an issue that goes back to several years ago hasn't been solved forever with a silly "Relink renders" option or something similar. Anyways, the renders seemed to work for a while.
Now, with 14.5, the issue is back again, but apparently only with BRAW clips (which Blackmagic and Adobe claim to be fully compatible with Premiere Pro and Media Encoder, and they've been for quite some time now).
To trigger the issue, one just needs to have a timeline with a red line above BRAW video files, tell the software to render said timeline, have the line turn green, save the project, close Premiere Pro, open it again, access the project, and the line above the clips will be red again, the playback will be choppy with many dropped frames...in other words: it needs to render the timeline again.
As always, the render video files are correctly generated in Documents>Adobe>Premiere Pro>14.0>Adobe Premiere Pro Video Previews, they're playable and have no issue at all. It's not as if the program couldn't possibly reach them. They haven't been moved or renamed or anything.
Again, this time this seems to happen only to BRAW clips. I was able to correctly render and save and keep the renders of h.264 clips and timelines.
Also, very often (but not always) when I close Premiere Pro, the message "Error report cephtmlengine helper" appears. I don't know if it's connected or not.
I have MacOS Catalina 10.15.7 and a 2020 27'' iMac.
