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Make clip markers inside sequences transfer reliably

Community Beginner ,
Oct 13, 2025 Oct 13, 2025

Clip markers placed on clips inside sequences don’t transfer between systems unless XMP preferences are toggled and Premiere is restarted.

 

Hi Adobe team,

 

While collaborating on a documentary project, we found inconsistent behavior when sharing projects that use clip markers — markers placed directly on clips inside a sequence (not on the ruler/timeline).

 

Both editors used the same Premiere Pro version, with identical media folder structures and these preferences enabled on both systems:

 

  • Write Clip Markers to XMP File

  • Write XMP ID to Files on Import

 

 

However, clip markers did not appear on the second system after opening the project, even though media linked correctly. They only became visible once both preferences were toggled and Premiere was restarted multiple times, suggesting that XMP IDs or clip metadata aren’t refreshed consistently until the cache rebuilds.

 

This is confusing in collaborative workflows because markers that look “in the timeline” are stored only in the source clip metadata, not the sequence. Editors expect these markers to transfer automatically when sharing projects with identical media paths.

 

Expected: Clip markers on clips in a sequence should appear on any system sharing the same project and media.

Actual: They vanish until XMP settings are toggled and caches refreshed.

 

Thanks — this fix would save hours of troubleshooting in collaborative environments.

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Adobe Employee , Oct 13, 2025 Oct 13, 2025

Hi @ClaudioMiami 

Welcome to the Premiere Pro Forum community.  Thank you for taking the time to report a problem. I have noticed this behavior with clip markers before. Even an XML does not carry over the proper match. I linked another post around markers on clips here, https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-bugs/xml-import-unifies-essential-graphics-clip-markers-markers-incorrectly-sync/idi-p/15315219. 
As for what you described between projects, what is the Premiere Pro version on each sy

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Adobe Employee ,
Oct 13, 2025 Oct 13, 2025
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Hi @ClaudioMiami 

Welcome to the Premiere Pro Forum community.  Thank you for taking the time to report a problem. I have noticed this behavior with clip markers before. Even an XML does not carry over the proper match. I linked another post around markers on clips here, https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-bugs/xml-import-unifies-essential-graphics-clip-markers-... 
As for what you described between projects, what is the Premiere Pro version on each system? Do they match, and can you give some other system specs? The link here, How to Report a Problem, has steps to provide more information about your bug that can help us identify the issue. 

Here to help.

Ian

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