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Can Premiere CC video clips sort by "date created" in the Project panel?

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January 1, 2014
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Premiere CC, video clips can't sort by "date created" in the Project panel?

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Correct answer Jon-M-Spear

Yeah, or did he really mean media browser. Guess we'll have to wait for him to rejoin the conversation.

Steven L. Gotz wrote:
The questions is, did Joe miss it too? Or does he have a different problem?

Ah! I was referring to the Project Panel where there doesn't appear to be an option to sort by date created. At least, not one that I can find, not even by editing the metadata.

Got it !

Project panel > Metadata Display > Basic > Date Created

...in the Project Panel; List View, click on the Date Created column head to select it as sort criteria.

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zproductionz

Participant

Guys, simple work around here:

Sort by date created or date modified in your finder or explorer and drag those files into your timeline. Doesn't SOLVE the issue, but it at least serves as a work-around for the time being.

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Bendevuy

Participant

Genius! Better than all the answers above. Upvote!
Can't believe this actually works while it does not seem to work in bins..

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traceya84688586

Participant

Once I follow your steps the problem I am having with my video clips is that Premiere Pro is displaying the wrong Creation Date time! It says the clips were created four hours earlier than they were. Meanwhile, Windows 10 is displaying the correct Creation Date time. What setting do I change in Premiere Pro to fix this and be able to sort my video clips by the correct Creation Date time? I subscribe to Premiere Pro and have the latest version and all updates are current.

amriphoto

Inspiring

unbelievable that 4 years later in premiere pro cc I still have to rename my files to be able to sort them after date/time created. I´m speechless.

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traceya84688586

Participant

Just tried sorting clips in Premiere Pro by creation date and the time is wrong by four hours. How to fix this?

vidarfreyr

Participant

This has in fact not been solved as of today. You can add the 'date created' as one of the columns as described above. But you can not however sort by clicking on the column header as with the other column headers. A good workaround is to sort the files in explorer and drop them on the timeline from there. That works for me. I must second that I am very disappointed with the amount of bugs and counter-intuitive behavior of Premiere Pro as opposed to FCP7. And it is also slow as heck with rendering compared to FCP7 (up to 5x slower rendering ProRes), even on my brand new i7, 32GB RAM and GTX970. There are definitely some good things about PP, but as a professional, I have to look at how much time it costs me to be constantly running into delays and I must be looking into a more stable work experience.

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_Richard_1

Participating Frequently

Thanks for your post. It solves my problem to.

Using the list view is the solution.

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CopyCatFilms

Participant

This "answer" does not work. You cannot sort by this column. Unbelievable. It's like most basic function of a computer. Wow.

Steven L. Gotz

Inspiring

You cannot sort by this column. Unbelievable. It's like most basic function of a computer. Wow.

It is broken. As I said, rename your files to include the date and sort that way.

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CopyCatFilms

Participant

Yeah, but I don't have time to rename all of my files. I'll probably just go back to Final Cut Pro! The future is in sortable, smart folders...I don't want to be a clerk. This is insanity.

Pine Post Productions2

Participant

Any updates? I just got a show with each day starting with clip0001.

What a disaster if I can't sort by date.

Steven L. Gotz

Inspiring

Use Bridge to batch rename them with the date. I suggest 20141023-clip0001 for example. Year / Month / Day makes for an easy sort.

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Shannon.Hanson

Participant

This suggestion was truly a time saver! Although for some reason Bridge would only show the creation date info on the modified date column but still, this helped tons!

Steven L. Gotz

Inspiring

I don't even see the date created info, so I am not sure how you would sort on it.

On the other hand, if you use Bridge instead of the Media Browser, you get a lot more choices for both sorting and filtering.

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KJerryK

Legend

With focus on media browser, click upper right and select "edit columns" to see:

Jon-M-SpearCorrect answer

Legend

Yeah, or did he really mean media browser. Guess we'll have to wait for him to rejoin the conversation.

Steven L. Gotz wrote:
The questions is, did Joe miss it too? Or does he have a different problem?

Ah! I was referring to the Project Panel where there doesn't appear to be an option to sort by date created. At least, not one that I can find, not even by editing the metadata.

Got it !

Project panel > Metadata Display > Basic > Date Created

...in the Project Panel; List View, click on the Date Created column head to select it as sort criteria.

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excited_Genie16B8

Legend

This ability was removed when the ability to sort in Icon mode was added. I suspect there's a link between the two. This should definitely be rectified.

https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform

KJerryK

Legend

JIm,

Are you talking about in the media browser, as the OP first asked? Because, for whatever strange reason, the sorting feature in the media browser is somewhat different than in the project panel.