P: Duplicate frame markers only showing on one clip in 24.1

Brian5ECC  Do you happen to have more than one instance/copy of the clip in your Project panel? If so, this is still an open issue that has not been resolved yet. We also have open issues with audio tracks not always properly updating and Copy/Paste then Undo not properly updating.

Thank you for the updates.

@Kevin-Monahan the test I shared was in a brand new sequence, but both the production and the project I was working out of were created in 24.2.1.

Making a new project within the existing production exhibits the same behavior, even with new media imported into the new project.

However, making a new production AND a new project, dupe detection behaves as expected. I so hope this is the fix! Dupe detection is such a neccessary feature in our workflow.

I'm still seeing this bug regularly in 24.3.0.

Here is an example using an UHD ProRes HQ master of a piece of Getty stock footage:

MacStudio M2 Max, macOS 13.6.6, Premiere 24.3.0. Working out of a Premiere Production and using network storage (EditShare).

See my post here:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-bugs/bug-report-duplicate-frame-marker-not-showing-up/idc-p/14583753#M25756

I confirmed the bug before, but what I found is fixed in 24.3. What are you seeing?

Stan

Its a mess! Updated to 24.3 and its still not working. 

THIS FEATURE IS ESSENTIAL TO AN EDITING SOFTWARE AND HAS TO WORK!

Im losing my mind.

Issue is still persisting, it's absolutely ridiuclous. Really detrimental to workkflow

Hi Is there any news on how the fix is progressing? This is pretty vital to so many of us.

I'm very surprised and frustrated this feature has remained broken for as long as it has. Dupe detection is a critical part of many workflows and there are zero workarounds.

24.3.0, macOS 13.6.4, 2023 Mac Studio M2 Max.

I've been paying more attention to this feature and it seems completely broken right now. Nothing seems to make it work even if I copy everything out and paste back in. Extremely frustrating for me as it was my go-to method for double checking my work.

I would create a liners timeline with a scene and then drop in all the raw clips at the end so I could check the dup frame markers amd make sure nothing important got deleted. I'm trying some janky workarounds and other methods but overall very disappointed that a previously reliable function would fail so completely.

Also using Production.

However it was working just fine a couple of versions ago.