time remap breaks other effects timings - don't follow their keyframes

Question

Premiere pro 25.1.0 build 73Windows 11 23H2Add a clip to the timeline > right clickshow clip keyframes > time remapping > speedAdd a keyframe at 10 seconds on the clip > set to 300% > drag keyframe extent ramp up time.Add a second keyframe at 30 seconds > set to 100% > drag to extend keyframe ramp down time Add gausian blur to clipadd blur keyframe at  8 seconds 0% > second keyframe at 10 seconds 100%third keyframe at 20 seconds 100%, fourth keyframe at 25 seconds 0%expected result: clip speeds up at 0:10:00 for 20 seconds then slows down, blurs at 0:10:00 seconds for 10 seconds then unblursactual result: clip speeds up at 0:10:00 for 20 seconds then slows down, blurs at 0:10:00 seconds for 3 seconds then unblurs too early Project attached of only that. Similar behaviour with using Scale instead of blur. (Can't include source video, as too big)

Ann Bens · Accepted Answer

Nesting between the effects is the most common way to go.Do the time remapping the export to intermediate codec and use that in the timeline for further editing

Ann Bens · Answer

Solution is nesting.Apply time remapping, nest then adjust scale or add the effects.

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