Multicam sequences do not go onto the timeline as individual clips

I found a workaround on the 2025. I was having issues again syncing a camera to timecode. I'd make a single multicam, bring into a timeline, but when I flattened it every clip wasn't linked to it's audio. To fix it, I right-clicked on the multicam, did simplify sequence. That was an alternative way to flatten your multicam while keeping the link. Hope that helps someone out there!

Hi @Dogfood 

We've been discussing this at length in a few other threads.  I think you will find the information helpful:

• https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-bugs/unable-to-break-out-nested-layers-when-using-nest-as-source/idc-p/14309227#M19016
• https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-beta-discussions/always-nest-multicam-clips/m-p/14287694#M8464

@Jane28708435jkl5 Can you explain your workflow a bit more?

Being able to move sequences around as "un-nested" after grouping them is a big part of the workflow in documentary filmmaking. The button is now useless.

It would be great for us to understand how the functionality of Multi-Cam is proving to be limiting and thus requiring you to use Insert or Overwrite clips as Individual Clips from a Multi-Cam Source Sequence.

I'm having the same issue. Being able to move sequences around as "un-nested" after grouping them is a big part of the workflow in documentary filmmaking. The button is now useless.

Work around from video below: laso clips from nested sequence that is opened in timeline and drag them to the sequence you want. Super sloppy and slow. Please fix!

https://youtu.be/8wEdiFlf2D8?si=hTmdC8orv4KlO-qF&t=43

In the latest version of Premiere (24.0.3) I

24.1 is the current version of Premiere.

If the button is selected, the nest will stay as a nest.

For individual clips, you need to uncheck the button.