Timeline not working as it should.

[ViciousCroc]

Greetings,

since the last adobe premiere cc update my timeline hasn't been working properly. It is hard to explain in words since I do not know the terms, so I will try explaining with pictures.

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The problem has to do with the thing shown down here V

When I try to drag across the timeline it disappears, but it does go where I dragged it, but only shows up when I press play.

it's supposed to be where the arrow is pointing but doesn't go there until I press play and pause the video again.

Here:

Would appreciate some help,

thanks :^)

[sdyuvraj22688498uy58]

Great....resizing works...

[Ami0D4C]

WOW. Thank you for this. I'd tried everything and this did the trick. 

[matthewg68534804]

This ended up being my fix too! Wack.

[Ron Frazier]

Well, over 4 years later, and this trick fixes the bug that still exists in Premiere Pro 2023. The bug has cropped up now and then over the last few months and I never know what I did that fixed it each time. But the resize worked. Thanks!!!

[garethm]

Premiere Pro 23.2.0 Build 69 on PC still has this issue. My timeline would not update at all in normal use, but changing the height of the pane fixed it instantly and now it works fine. Pretty remarkable bug to have persisted for so long, reading back up these comments.

[PeggleMaster444]

NO. WAY.

This actually worked!!!

[Memigh001]

Same probem, but it occurred after updateing an older project. New projects seem to run nomrally.

[Dennis5CB5]

Hours of searching for a solution until coming to this thread and finding that the answer was just, "give up, your project's broke". Neat.

Yours was the closest description to what I've been experiencing, though it's not just my timelines, every panel but my project bins have been completely unresponsive. I can poke around the bins but as soon as I go to load up a source, bubkis. 

Guess I'll be backtracking from an autosave several hours old praying I don't make the same unknown mistake to corrupt the project again. I'm going to bet it had something to do with Premiere crashing every 10 minutes. Thanks Adobe.

[Little30827899cgwl]

1. It's not working
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[Marie5C9E]

Very old thread, but in case someone is still reading this like I have and the above did not work.... (in my case timeline preview didn't not budge but still able to scrub through the timeline + tried clearing preferences, cache, re-boot, pane sizing etc). Noticed it stopped working twice on the same clip, checked the file name and discovered a sneaky fullstop in it. Removed the full-stop, used Replace Footage option to re-link the file - and VOILA. 🙂