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dominics65875959
Inspiring
June 16, 2020
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Unknown Anti-Alias Policy when relinking 2018 projects Ae comps

  • June 16, 2020
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Sorry Adobe, I've complained before, but this is TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE.

 

I'm using Premiere 2019 on Windows and finding it impossible to open a project created only two years ago with Premiere 2018.

 

That's all I want to do. Nothing too demanding, surely. But, no, I attempt to locate what files I can, but even this is impossible as the dynamic link doesn't seem to connect with some after effects files. So I click 'offline all' but then the project freezes before even opening with a pink square in the bottom right saying 'Unknown Anti-Alias Policy.'

 

I googled but can't find any answers.

 

Why oh why oh why oh why are there so many compatibility issues with different versions of Premiere?

 

AArghh!!! Adobe, you drive me round the bend!!

 

 

 

[Moderator note: title edited for clarity of issue to get best assistance.]

 

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Correct answer dominics65875959

Thanks for the fast responses. I found that offlining everything first, then manually linking what's needed within the project is one workaround. Of course all the LUTS are screwed up, as usual, meaning that I have to manualy change this setting for EVERY SINGLE CLIP IN THE TIMELINE but at least I'm up and running now. Or should that be limping...

Why is it that the majority of my brain partition reserved for Adobe expertise seems to be dedicated to learning workarounds for bugs that never existed ten years ago?

Oh, for the days when video played fluently...

2 replies

Legend
June 17, 2020

another thought.  try opening the ae project in ae 2019 before launching the premiere project in 2019,  You have updated AE also?

dominics65875959
dominics65875959AuthorCorrect answer
Inspiring
June 17, 2020

Thanks for the fast responses. I found that offlining everything first, then manually linking what's needed within the project is one workaround. Of course all the LUTS are screwed up, as usual, meaning that I have to manualy change this setting for EVERY SINGLE CLIP IN THE TIMELINE but at least I'm up and running now. Or should that be limping...

Why is it that the majority of my brain partition reserved for Adobe expertise seems to be dedicated to learning workarounds for bugs that never existed ten years ago?

Oh, for the days when video played fluently...

Legend
June 17, 2020

try creating a new project in premiere and importing the old project into the new project...