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Hello, I just used Adobe Premiere Pro 2025 to open a project from last year which I created in Adobe Premiere Pro 2024. I converted the project as I was prompted to, but when I opened it, a whole bunch of sequences were missing in the project.
Luckily I kept 2024 installed on my laptop, otherwise I'd be screwed. When I open the project in 2024, the lost sequences are still there. In 2025, they don't exist.
I've read other users reporting the same issue on this forum and on Reddit and so on, but there isn't a fix that I can see and Adobe seems to have offered no help, support or resolution for this issue which they've brought open themselves/users in the update to 2025.
This is actually the first issue I've had with PP 2025 so far, but I am hoping Adobe/someone could perhaps point me in the direction of a solution? There isn't anything wrong with any of the footage or the project itself. It had been running just fine in PP 2024.
While I can edit away in 2024, the older version is now a bit buggy and not ideal for such a large edit. And for posterity, it would be good to know I can access this project and all its sequences in future years and not lose all this hard work due to an issue of Adobe's own making.
Any help would be appreciated!
Hi Jamie, thanks for the response.
I actually managed to get around it by just copying the sequences and footage over to a newly-made project then converting that new project to PP25. Simple one I hadn't thought of beforehand. I'm not sure why the original project wouldn't convert though, hopefully doesn't happen with other projects.
Hi @blair_9816 -
Thanks for submitting your bug report. We need a few more details to try to help with the issue.
Please see, How do I write a bug report?
Can you email the project to jamiec@adobe.com
Sorry for the frustration.
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Hi @blair_9816 -
Thanks for submitting your bug report. We need a few more details to try to help with the issue.
Please see, How do I write a bug report?
Can you email the project to jamiec@adobe.com
Sorry for the frustration.
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Hi Jamie, thanks for the response.
I actually managed to get around it by just copying the sequences and footage over to a newly-made project then converting that new project to PP25. Simple one I hadn't thought of beforehand. I'm not sure why the original project wouldn't convert though, hopefully doesn't happen with other projects.
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Hi @blair_9816 - Glad to hear you got it sorted! Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions.