Medien verknüpfen von externer SSD nur noch einzeln möglich

Question

Ich arbeite seit längerer Zeit an einem Videoprojekt und hatte jetzt mal eine längere Pause. Bisher war es immer so, dass Premiere Pro die Dateien innerhalb der Sequenzen selbst erkannte, falls die exterene SSD, auf der sich alle Originaldateien befinden, angeschlossen war.

Dies ist nun leider nicht mehr der Fall. Der Standardweg die Medien neu zu verknüpfen, einen Clip auf der SSD auszuwählen und Premiere verknüpft dann automatisch ALLE anderen Clips funktioniert auch nicht mehr.

So wie es sich mir darstellt müsste ich nun jeden einzelnen Clip auf meiner SSD einzeln heraussuchen und mit Premiere verknüpfen, was bei einer Anzahl von ~600 Einzelclips verrückt wäre.

Hier die Dinge, die ich bisher (erfolglos) probiert habe:
- Mediencache zurücksetzen

- Projekt in einer älteren Version von Premiere öffnen

- Speicherpfad der Dateien auf der SSD ändern

- Projekt in ein neues Premiereo Pro Projekt importieren

Ishan Y · Accepted Answer

@Ishan Y

That sounds very frustrating. I'm sorry that your experience with the application has been so troublesome lately. If your workflow allows, you can create low-resolution proxies that are smaller in size than your source media and store them in your internal storage. You can also use the proxies for test exports or client feedback. That way, you'll only have to link the source media once during the final export.

As for a long-term solution to this issue, I can think of a few things that might help (not including the option of internal storage or new external storage):

1. Try creating a new Administrator account and grant all permissions when prompted.

2. Launch Premiere Pro with all third-party plugins disabled (https://adobe.ly/4laPFh8;

3. Uninstall any non-essential software that was bundled with your SSD.

4. Go to Documents/Adobe/Premiere Pro/25.0/Profile-<Username>. Move all the folder contents to a new location (like a folder on your Desktop). Once the folder is empty, launch Premiere Pro and create a new project. Import your Sequences and check if that helps.

Kevin J. Monahan Jr. · Answer

Gutentag Steven!Welcome to the forum. Thanks for your post. Yes, I've had this problem in the past too. It might have to do with the location of the media. Did you rename the media drive or did you change the folder structure at all? Is the SSD connected or in a NAS or SAN? If so, things like this can happen with projects. I'm not sure how one would remedy the issue other than restoring the name, or putting the media back in the original folder structure. If it has not been touched, then something else is amiss. For me, I just gave up and relinked them individually - which yes, takes a long while. Would you like to file a bug report on this? If so, please let me know and I'll move your post to the bugs forum. I agree that being in this situation does not make much sense and that the devs might want to take a closer look at your case. Let me know! Danke Sehr!Kevin

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