Edit effects on shared project without overwriting timeline changes?

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June 13, 2018
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I am on a Team Project with another editor—he's handling the cutting, I'm trying to handle stuff like color grading and effects. However, any changes I make to the effects of a clip on the timeline is considered an entire-timeline change, and thus overwrites his edits on the entire timeline with whatever version of the project I was working with. Is there a way around this? Where I can color grade while he's cutting without either him taking steps back or having to overwrite my work?

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Vinay Dwivedi

Adobe Employee

Hi David,

Check the below article for sharing and updating the changes in Team Projects.

Learn how to share changes, receive changes, resolve editing conflicts when working on Team Projects.

Hope this helps.

//Vinay

David SikesAuthor

Participating Frequently

Hey Vinay. I know how to send and receive changes—that isn't my problem.

My problem is that I am trying to color grade a project while an editor is working on it. If I add a Lumetri effect to a clip, but leave the edits unchanged, it counts as an entire sequence change and when I send my changes out, it overwrites any edits the editor has made since.

Is it possible to just send changes out on effects without overwriting any timeline edits made?

Vinay Dwivedi

Adobe Employee

I don't think that is possible yet but let me confirm if there is anything we can try here.

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