Clip markers not working correctly in the timeline

[owenop]

I'm trying to add clip markers to some selects in a timeline. I need the markers to attach to the clip and not to the Timecode at the top of the timeline, so they move with the clip if I change any of the selects in the timeline. If I don't have the clip selected and add the marker to the timeline, it appears correctly, where the playhead is. But if I do have the clip selected and add a marker, the marker appears several seconds earlier. I've tried it on several different timelines and clips, and the offset isn't uniform, but the markers never appear where they're supposed to. If I mark the clips before I put them in a timeline then they do get placed where I intended them to go.

See the screengrabs for an example of a timeline marker and a clip marker in a timeline.

I'm trying to work out whether this is a bug, or if I'm doing something wrong.

I'm working with Premiere 23.0.0 (build 63) on a 2018 Intel Mac Mini running Monterey OS.

Anyone got any ideas?

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hi owenop,

Can we have more info on your media? Is this footage from a camera or some other device? Is the footage modified? Does the frame rate of the footage match Sequence Settings? Please let us know.

Thanks,
Kevin

[owenop]

Hi Kevin

I'm using Apple ProRes 422 proxies (1536x790) in a 25fps timebase. (The proxies were made by my edit assistant within Premiere, while on the shoot. I don't have access to the original rushes, but they were shot 4K (4096x2160) at 25fps on a Sony FX9.) I'm making the selects sequences in a DNxHR 4K 25fps timeline. So the sequence should be matching the footage. 

(Apologies for late reply - the notification went to my junk email...)

Any help welcome!

[Byron Cortez]

I'm trying to replicate the issue but in my timeline I do not have the same result, the marker is inserted where I put it in the timeline or in the clip. Sometimes it is good to try to solve with the reset of the preferences of the application.