Odd behavior when adding video clips on top of a nested sequence

[peterkellner1]

I've been stumbling over this a lot lately where I have created a nested sequence, then, when I add some video assets above the nested sequence, it acts like I disable the nested sequence track.  Then, simply sliding the added asset off of the top of the nested sequence it appears again.

I had thought I was crazy, but when it happened today, I carefully went back an repeated the steps I went through and then did a screen grab with audio describing what I was doing. (sorry for the single audio channel, just lazy as my mic only records one channel and I usually run thru a pipeline for production but ... just here among friends, one channel only).

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gkc43z86dfc7dve/premiere-nestedseq-prob.mp4?dl=0

Edit: on the original timeline before I nested it, I don't have this problem at the exact same time in the timeline.  See this attached video for what I mean by that.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1a0eexg2j2zg9zu/premiere-nestedseq-probA.mp4?dl=0

[ofir253580895bx2]

I experience the same problem.

Please, Adobe, fix it.

I have made a nested sequence, and made a frame hold segment from it. The nested sequance consists of 3 consequtive clips.

In a track on top of that, i have *copied* a graphic clip from earlier in the video. this graphic clip is tiny and half transperent.

When the preview gets to the moment they both should be played simultaniously, the nested sequance turns black.

[MyerPj]

Make the frame hold from the frame on screen. Use the Camera button on the program monitor, and "import into project", use a png. Then don't use a frame hold on the nested sequence. This is covered above.

[ofir253580895bx2]

Thank you, I'll try it.

Why it happens in the first place?

[MyerPj]

It's just a quirk. You can put the project aside and wait for Adobe to change it, or get project done by simply trying a different way.