Working in beta, how to ensure project security

[evan_6949]

Hi all, 

After a new update and finding my project in Adobe Premiere 25.6.0 saved in 26.0. After troubleshooting, I managed to access the project in beta, and I resumed work in beta.

However, beta can be glitchy and corrupt files, and since this is a major project that I'm working on, is it possible that by constantly saving backups, regular Adobe will catch up to 26.0 and I'll be able to work in regular Adobe Premiere Pro again? If not, are there any fixes so I can get the beta project back down to the regular one? Downgraders online do not work so far, and the app that was provided as a fix to restore the version doesn't work on beta files, given that I continued work in beta. 

Thanks

[Ann Bens]

Moved to beta forum.

[Stan Jones · Accepted solution]

@evan_6949,

They don't say officially, but the last 3 versions (23.0, 24.0, and 25.0) all dropped in October. So 26.0 is "late," and is what you are waiting for to get your project back into the regular version. So surely it will appear soonish.

And yes, I would keep regular backups. If some feature in the Beta does not make it into the 26.0 release, it could create a problem in using your Beta project in the new release. While I am certain they want to avoid that, I'd do the backups for safety. The new masking is the biggest issue in that regard, and surely it is going to make it into the 26.0 release.

If the specific build of the Beta you are on is working for you, I would not update it.

See my comments about using and updating the Beta here:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-bugs/p-premiere-projects-saved-in-v25-6-0-cannot-be-open...

Stan