Premiere Pro AutoSave Sync to Creative Cloud not working

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January 16, 2019
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I have been having the problem where, recently, every autosave and manual save comes up with the error message, "Can't copy to file: "User/XXXX/Creative Cloud Files/Premiere Pro/13.0/Premiere Pro Auto-Save/<projectname>.prproj. Please check permissions."

However it looks like it is syncing to both the Autosave folder and my Creative Cloud backup.

If I uncheck "Sync files to Creative Cloud" in Preferences>Autosave then I don't get the error, but then I'm not backing up my project online.

Does anyone know how to get rid of this error?

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garyjv

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Before you get into complicated solutions, check the folder and file names to make sure you don't have any characters the computer may not like (slashes, colons, "&", etc.)

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Wallace5C73

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I was searching on this very same topic and found this post. I experimented and found what works for me right now. What I have done is make a new folder in the Creative file folder via your mac. Go to Premiere Pro/15.0 and label the old folder as "Adobe Premiere Pro Auto-Save-Archive" and rename the new folder as "Adobe Premiere Pro Auto-Save". Make sure you open all read and write permissions to everyone.

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POwens

Inspiring

I have this problem constantly (PP 14.0.1, macOS Mojave 10.14.6). I am the Adminsitrator and have full permissions throughout the system. Any better ideas?

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paulm65075959Author

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This issue just started up again, and I googled the solution only to find that I started this thread more than a year ago. Still no good answers? The article that was posted as a response doesn't have 1. this error message that I keep getting, or 2. any solutions for Mac users.

Can someone from Adobe please look into?

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byront86398580

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This issue has plagued me as well. It began happening almost daily, and the only remedy was to close evertything, log out of my Mac user account, then re-login. Total pain.

After reading this thread yesterday trying to find answers, I had a thought - perhaps the location of the Auto Save Sync folder was the issue. Since it is automatically placed in the user documents - which is a quasi system folder and thus a bit more stingy as to what apps it allows open access - I changed the location to a new folder on a different drive (well, a partion of the same drive - but a drive that doesn't include the library/system/user files).

It took a few minutes to transfer over. So far, 2 days in, no issues.

If your whole system is on one drive, this may not work as well. But, still, perhaps out of that user folder it could help.

MacPro2012 - Mojave - PP14