Marker is not accurate on the timeline.

[Guest]

Hello, I have an issue that the marker is not accurate in Adobe PR, I have been working around the issue for quite some time now, but it's getting annoying and I can't handle it anymore, and I didn't find solution on the Internet, so I was hoping to get the proper help here, thanks. 

[Ann Bens]

Tried resetting Preferences?

[Guest]

Where I can find that please, looked and didn't find it anywhere like I didn't find a default button.

[Guest]

Just did that, by holding the Alt key while lunching the program, and nothing has changed on that matter, things are still the same. 

*note: I'm using windows.

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hi SeoJr,
It looks like you are zoomed in very far in the Timeline and you are seeing the "tail" of the Playhead + a GPU anomaly (it appears) in the form of a black line. Zoom out of the Timeline a little and all should return to normal. Restart Premiere Pro, if need be.

Thanks,
Kevin

[Guest]

I just did so, but when I zoom in back, it get back to the same inaccuracy, I have to be zoomed out, and my sight isn't the best, so I have to zoom in to see, because of my eyes.

is there's any other way to fix it?

[Kevin-Monahan]

What is inaccurate? Marking an Out on a clip using the Playhead as a guide? For that, you must move left one frame before the Mark Out. If that is not what you mean, please be a little more descriptive.

Thanks,
Kevin

[Guest]

I'm sorry, it's clear that English is not my native or first language, anyhow. 

When I zoom out, the tail play head is accurate on the frame or the correct spot. 

but when I zoom in again, it's not accurate, and I thought you said: (zoom out and then restart and the issue should be solved.)

I did that, but only when I zoom out, the play head is accurate, is there's anything else I need to do?

I did remove the application and then reinstall, and the issue is still the same.

I have attached two pictures when I did zoom out, the play head tail is on the spot as you will see.

and the other picture when I zoom in and has a blue arrow to show how it's not correct.

Picture 2

[Ann Bens]

And where does the marker end up on the clip when adding.

[Guest]

not in the correct place, it will end up being in the where I added the blue arrow. 

[Ann Bens]

That is the correct place.

The playhead is in the correct place the blue line is off.

[Guest]

what you see is not the marker my friend, that's the play tail head, the play tail head instead of being on the blue line, it's off by 3 to 4 frames. 

and I added the arrow to showcase that.

[Jim_Simon]

Are you talking about those black lines?

[Ann Bens]

The head in not exactly on the line or the line is not exactly under the head.....

[Jim_Simon]

That doesn't have anything to do with Markers, though.

[Guest]

The thing is I don't know what it's called, so I found that marker is the most accurate. 

[pedrok80217736]

I'm having the same problem, markers used to go where the playhead is and now they go one frame to the right where that little new tail is.

[Michael Vidad Corpus]

Your timeline sequence has to be in 25fps since the marker marks at 25fps. This should solve it. 

[Arafat Arno]

Just click on 's' button from your keyboard 😄

*It's that rotated magnet icon which causes the issue lol*

[Arafat Arno]

Just click on 's' button from your keyboard 

*It's that rotated magnet icon which causes the issue lol*

[Christian.Z]

Please provide detailed specs of your system, including your storage configuration as well as your OS and version of Premiere