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CJB_001
Inspiring
June 17, 2017
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After Effects and Premiere Pro duplicating images and displaying incorrect images when imported

  • June 17, 2017
  • 5 replies
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Hi

I'm having one hell of a problem right now with After Effects and Premiere Pro. It's so bad even Adobe Customer Care is at a loss.

I am working on an animatic based on images of a storyboard, 89 pages in total. when I import them into AE or Pr some images appear as duplicates of others.

For example, if I import pages 86-89, they show up in the program as either all page 86 or even page 42 (completely different pages)

I have imported individual images just to make sure it wasn't because I imported all the images at once and I still have the same issue/

Has anyone had this issue before? if so how did you fix it? Customer care fiddled around with the Common folder but that did nothing. I even updated it and nothing.

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Correct answer Kyle Hamrick

For some reason, OP's jpgs were displaying correctly in file browser, but referencing wrong image when imported into PrPro or AE. Ps displayed them correctly.
Converted a few of OP's test images to png, worked fine.

::shrug::

5 replies

woolypronto
Participant
April 27, 2022

Super weird that this bug still persists in Premiere in 2022. Thankfully the workaround of converting to PNG saved me extended frustration. 

Cari D
Participant
September 2, 2021

This also happened to me. And using png instead of jpg solved the problem.

Participant
February 22, 2021

Having the same issue. Will try converting to PNGs. Silly.

Kyle Hamrick
Community Expert
Kyle HamrickCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
June 17, 2017

For some reason, OP's jpgs were displaying correctly in file browser, but referencing wrong image when imported into PrPro or AE. Ps displayed them correctly.
Converted a few of OP's test images to png, worked fine.

::shrug::

mahfuzulh71512768
Participant
May 13, 2020

I was going crazy with the problem and converting the images to png clearly solved my problem. Thanks a lot!

 

Participant
May 20, 2022

thank you so muchh!! it works with PNG 😄

 

Kyle Hamrick
Community Expert
Community Expert
June 17, 2017

What kind of file formats are you using? Are they individual images, or an image sequence?

CJB_001
CJB_001Author
Inspiring
June 17, 2017

Jpeg, individual images, RGB.

Kyle Hamrick
Community Expert
Community Expert
June 17, 2017

All in one folder, or separate? All unique names?
If you're comfortable uploading some of the ones giving you problems, I'd be happy to see if they're troublesome on my system.