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Copy/paste text graphic also copies the markers

New Here ,
Nov 28, 2024 Nov 28, 2024

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Hi

I am a long time Premiere user and have an odd problem I cannot solve.

I create text using Essential Graphics. I have a graphic with text in it set up in a certain way. Save redoing that everytime for the whole film, I highlight the clip, copy and paste (or alt-drag) and change the text to suit. Fine. However I often use markers on the text graphics to highlight various words so I can line up visuals, however, when I copy/paste a text graphic clip it also copies the markers and if i then delete or add new ones it also shows them on the previous clip (that I copied from) - so the graphics are unique/independent in terms of text but NOT unique for markers. I cannot seem to make the clips 100% unique in terms of markers (which means I need to start a new text graphic for each super/subtitle)

I am on v23.6.8 (still on an older version due to long running projects) however I am sure it didnt used to do this...

Any ideas how I copy a graphic and make the markers unique/independent to that clip?

Thanks

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Nov 30, 2024 Nov 30, 2024

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When duplicating graphics in Adobe Premiere Pro, the method you choose affects how markers are handled:

  • Copy and Paste (Ctrl/Cmd + C, then Ctrl/Cmd + V): This creates a new clip with markers that are independent of the original clip.
  • Alt/Option + Drag: This duplicates the clip, but the markers remain linked to the original clip.


In both scenarios, the graphic content itself remains independently editable from the original clip.

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Dec 02, 2024 Dec 02, 2024

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Thanks Paul. Yup, tried the usual copy/paste (and not alt-drag) and the markers are very much not independent I'm afraid. Either way produces the same issue. The only thing I can think is that it is a bug in this version/update (v23.6.8)

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Dec 02, 2024 Dec 02, 2024

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Yes, this behavior seems to be a bug. I can confirm that it occurs in version 23.6.5, but it appears to be fixed in Premiere Pro 2024.

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