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I'm sharing a project with 3 other editors utilizing MOGURT files, everytime we change hands on this project, we have to recreate our work. The MOGURT is on all our computers individually in the essential graphics panel under "my templates" however it shows as an offline file with no ability to relink (greyed out) the MOGURT. 

I'm editing a feature film.  My assitant editor and I are working from a team project.  I'm not having issues of 'conflicts' when I try to update/publish the project.  The conflicts are refering to actual footage in the project - and lots of the footage.  When I try to 'resolve conflicts', Premiere runs the memory usage up to like 200gb until my computer makes me force quit because it's out of memory.  But, my assistant editior is having no issues at all.  She is running 24.0 and I was on 24.4.1, so I rolled back to 24.0 but I'm still having the same issue.  She is working from an exact copy of the media I'm working from, so I'm not sure why it's having conflicts with the footage.  It's mostly red footage, with some alexa footage, a few canon .crm files, and a handful of DJI Drone Apple ProRes files - so there shouldn't be any Variable Frame Rate stuff in the project. I've tried clearing media cache, resetting preferences, rolling back

I'm currently working with a remote editor on an Adobe Team Project. I have footage shot in 4K ProresHQ that I've imported into the team project. In the team project I created and attached 720p proxies to the hi-res files. I made a test timeline in which I simply imported one of the footage files. I then uploaded ONLY the proxy files to Frame.io for the remote editor. The remote editor has tried relinking the proxy files using both the "Link Media" command and Media Management dialog. Premiere's behavior seems to be very inconsistent - sometimes it finds and attaches the proxy so that the remote editor can edit it as if it were the hi-res original; other times, locating the proxy causes it to replace the 4K listing of the original file with a 720p listing, making the file appear very small in the original 4K timeline that I created. Furthermore, if the editor commits any changes to the project, I have to reconnect some or all of the media again on my side when I open and update the pro

Just a note to all you faculty out there! I thought that using Team Projects for a film edit would simplify the workflow for a class of college students. It did not. We had so  many issues with projects not loading, not publishing, not saving, not opening.... it was a mess. Here's a quote from one of the students: " I hate adobe teams with a fiery passion and I don't know that I will ever trust It again." Sums it up. We were working on both Macs and PCs, Adobe Premiere 24.3 with a NAS storage on a narrative film. Never again! 

I am editing an indie feature doc and have brought on a remote editor.  To try and make collaboration easier,  I created my first Team Project, set our scratch disks to a folder in Creative Cloud, and added her as a collaborator.  She has an identical local drive with identical file structure, but when she accepts the invite, I can see that she is part of the project, but no bins or timelines show up for her. I have tried to share my changes with her and I get a prompt saying "Waiting of Team Project to Synchronize" and it has been doing that for a couple hours.  I am guessing that it's taking forever because the project is pretty massive.  Is there something my remote editor has to do on her end to map the Team Project to her identical hard drive? Did we miss a step? Should I let it sync and wait it out? Will it do this everytime we share changes?  So many questions.  Thanks!

Hello, everyone! I'm currently post supervising an independent feature doc with a small team of four. For our workflow, we've landed on using Premiere's Team Project functionality, with each user having their own scratch disk and media drive pair (the latter syncing via Dropbox so we all share exact mirrors at all times). So far, all has ran smoothly, but we have had an issue that we thought was a one-off glitch start to rear its head more and more: markers are disappearing or reverting to the default label color. We've tried reverting settings back to default, fresh Premiere installs, generating a new Team Project, enabling "Write Markers to XMP", and reingesting the source media with "Generate XMP on Import" enabled, etc. and it still keeps happening on sporadic clips once every few days. Considering that our editor is spending entire days marking source clips, each loss has been like a sucker punch. We've, thankfully, been able to check auto-saves on the machine

When utilizing the team project feature  I noticed that the audio edits from essential sound (ducking, noise reduction) did not carry over to my partner's project. Has anyone experienced this? Yes, I published the project and had my colleague update as well.I'm using Version 24.3.0 on a Mac. I've attached a screenshot of what my partner sees and what I see when working. 

Hi there! I would like to ask something about how the "team projects" option in premiere. I have followed all the steps: created a shared folder on google drive, changed the team project settings and the scratch disks, but when I make an edit (for example add a clip) and publish it, my collaborator updates the changes but his timeline doesn't change and doesn't show my edits! Can someone please help me?

Our company recently decided to use Premiere Team Projects to enable multiple editors working simulatenously. Our workflow is:1. Main editor creates  team project with media on shared storage. Some files are also mapped to editors local drives.  2. Main editor organizes team project into bins along with sequences. 3. Main editor invites other editors to the team project (invites are accepted)4. Each editor points their scratch disk to their local storage5. Other editors start editing different sequences This is where we run into problems. The main editor CAN SEE that the other team members are online. What they don't see are any visual cues that show which editors are working on sequences. It's also does not lock the sequences while other editors are working. When the other editors publish their updates the main editor doesn't see the updates. The only way for the main editor to see the updates are for them to close the project and reopen it. Then the upda

I've had some bug in my coputer and had to wipe all and clean install. Everything else so far great, but the TEAM PROJECT is giving problemsWhen I opened it, it had lots of media but none in a folder as before. i.e. Raw, Sequences, Music, etc. Just tons and tons of unbinned media.I've asked the owner to re-invite me and since then, It' gets stuck on the "error when opening"I've followed this thread: https://community.adobe.com/t5/team-projects-discussions/team-project-gets-an-error-when-opening/m-p/13876954#M3098 But the troubleshooting is not helping - Restarted computer - Uninstall & Re-installed Adobe Premiere - Cleared the Cache - I am online, so it's not a slow drive or internet issue - Other collaborators are working just fineNote: I'm not the owner of the project, so can't create a new version. Other projects open just fine  [Moderator note: moved to best forum.]

Hey all,I received an invited from a client to collaborate on an Premiere Team Project . However, when I opened the project it is empty and non of the bins are showing up, although I can see all the b ing in the Adobe Creative Cloud.Any insights is much appreciated.

When I try to invite a classmate to a team project it says "failed to send invitation to <username>". I do not know why this is happening.

Hi all   We are working from team projects for various different docu-seies and are finding that some open without any issues but others are popping up with the eror code listed above. It wont open the TP and then fails at opening any of the previous auto-save version as well. Does anybody know if this is an issue with the new version of premiere or perhaps the new MACOS operating system Monterey?    Any guidance on this would be greatly appreicated.    Best     [Moderator note: moved to best forum.]

My company has worked with team projects for the last 4 years. We have had some employees leave and their Adobe IDs have been deactivated - they were the "Owners" of the Premiere Pro Team Projects. Those projects created by those employees have dissapeared from other team members that they shared it to. We are part of an agency and I believe we are on an enterprise account - How can I find these projects? 

In the last month we're suddenly having several problems with Team Projects revolving around update/publish. It often manifests with a project that no one else has opened for a long time suddenly saying its view-only because a collaborator is currently editing it. While trying to figure out what's going on, sometimes it'll suddenly start updating without being prompted, but when its done, it'll still say the sequence can't be edited. It got bad enough recently that we got caught in this crazy update publish loop, where we'd try to publish the project and then it would say it had to update first and then it would go back to the publish dialog and then say it had to update again and just keep looping like that until we force quit the project. Anyone seen this and/or know how to fix?

I don't know how Adobe failed to recongnize the power of cloud and team projects. At first, it was exciting. But by the end, it was so incredibly fustrating. Teams and Cloud should be like a Google Drive, where you drop everything and all the files sync to only the project folder being worked on. The current set up is: create a team project, link assets from a cloud library, then link media from personal computer, and then deal with linking all the media if things are moved. And if your media is deleted from local drive, it screws the whole project. You should be able just to drag media into your teams project and it goes to the cloud and is only referenced within the project scope (like a drive). You should be able create templated team projects as well to enable creating a new team project with all the same media and everything.  For example: I have a team project "template" with all the media inside already on the cloud. Then I should be able to edit my photoshop files and

Hi there, Any asssitance you can offer with the following would be greatful received. I have a Team Project that a co-worker has built. I have all the assets that make up the content of the project locally on my drive. The project is up to date. Normally I use the Media Management dialogue box to point to the assets on my local drive. However for. this project when I open the MM box it doesn't recognise that any assets are offline. Please see screen grab below

I work as an AE at a post house where we use Premiere teams using shared storage, which works great for our purposes. I have an upcoming job where me and my editor will be working locally, using external hard drives as our media storage. I would like to use Premiere teams for this project and have never done so not on the same server as my collaborator (which I'm hearing is the main use case of premiere teams in the first place). I will be passing my editor audio, footage, graphics etc throughout the day by downloading it to my external drive, loading it into my project, sharing changes, and then copying the media to his external drive. How does the media management work in this case? Does he have to media map the media every time a new asset gets brought in, or will the media be online if the folder structure is mirrored? Thanks

My team and I have been working out of a team project for about 3 months now. It is a hefty project, 14 days of media that we're cutting into 30x15 min episodes. We are 9 episodes in and all of a sudden things are slowwwww. When I open my project it can take upwards of 3 hours to load all the media (starts at 30k files and slowly ticks away). Getting changes or sharing changes can take up to an hour. My timeline is slow and laggy. Etc. Before you ask, all 3 of us are running on very fast, very expensive iMacs.We're considering taking the 9 finished episodes and media managing those out to lighten up the project. Wondering if color, audio work and graphics are bogging us down? Any other suggestions?We're running 13.0.2 and frankly we're pretty skeptical to update. Thoughts on that?

Hello,  I am currently working on a team project, and whenever I attach the proxies, I will be able to edit and do my work for around 15-20 mintutes and the media goes offline. This means I have been constantly reattaching the proxies again and again in order to do work for my team project and I'm not sure why it keeps doing that. I have other footage I attached the proxies to and it the media seems to stay online. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

HIMy team start using Team Project in Premiere Pro a few months ago, today when I try to open this team project and going do some change, it stuck at the loading for 2 hours and still can't open it, it happened on Mac & PC, we already tried to updated to latest version and remove Team Projects Cache and Team Projects Local Hub but still can't open the team project, anyone can help us and what can we do??We got few weeks work inside this project.....Thanks so muchHenry

While I was working in a premiere team project, the administrator deactivated the adobe account of the owner of the project from the enterprise administrator account, making sure to transfer all cloud libraries and data to my account, as I was previously the assistant editor and "collaborator." But it appears that not only was "ownership" not transferred - the project does not appear in the list of projects to open in the File > Open Team Project... dialogue. We do have an autosave, but I can't find a way to open it. Any advice?

This is an often occurring bug ... It's a nightmare! Too many times I get a warning "the current auto-save operation of your changes to the team project "xx" has not completed in xx minutes. Please consider closing and opening the team project before making further changes." When this warning appears for the first time, all changes made since last auto-save are lost!  Last changes in Auto-Saves timeline are the ones before the error.Team project can't be converted to local project, because it must be saved first (and guess what ... there's no way to save).Changes can't be shared, because it must be saved first (and guess what #2 ... there's no way to save). The only thing you can do is close the project without saving and sharing. Well done. It doesn't matter what size the project is, which Premiere version, how many assets, how many collaborators, it's been happening since Team projects were introduced! I was really hoping that this would be fixed in

I've been working on this Team project for the last few days, but today it says the project has failed to auto-save for the last 20 minutes that I've been working on it. I'm not sure how to resolve the issue or what's causing it. It also won't let me close the project and open it again.  

I received an invite for a project in my creative cloud for a Team Project which I accepted, but when I go the the Manage Team Projects in premiere, that project is not populated as an option.  Any thoughts?