Transcript not showing up in sequence or matching back, even though it exists

Sorry, I'm confused what you mean by the clip "without transcription".    How can it be both "the clip without transcription" and the clip in the bin with transcription?   

Also, the multicam clip is in the same project as the underlying audio clips.   It is only when it is in a sequence that it loses transcription.

I'm a little flummoxed by "consolidate duplicates", the mutlicam is in the same project as the master clips.     Another issue is the video clips and the audio clips are both transcribed.  Maybe that's causing issues with the mutlicam?   But there's no way to delete transcripts.

Honestly, Premiere transcription is a real chore with any sizeable project.  I have hundreds of transcribed sequences, so I kind of don't have time anymore to figure this out.   There should be a "fix transcript" tool or something.   It should also notice if a clip's transcript is not available.  Please note that it doesn't say "clip not transcribed" in my sequence, it just omits it from the transcript –– so there's no way for me to know the transcript is missing text.  That is catastrophic for documentary work.  sorry!

Hi @Ovidius9000 - After you did the Reassociate Clips step did you also do the next step of consolidating duplicates?  It sounds like the media references keep getting reverted to the clip without the transcription.

I tried re-associating and that didn't solve the problem.  The only thing that solves it is going back to the mutlicam clip and cutting it back into the sequence.   But this is the third time I've done that.

To review the issue:  I have a sequence of assembled mutlicams.  In the text panel one of the multicams keeps disappearing from the transcrit.  So in the seuqence multicam 4 shows transcript, multicam 6 shows transcript, but mutlicam 5 doesn't.  When paying the text window just sort of hovers where the transcript should be.

Matching back to source panel doesn't show transcript.  Matching back to multicam and loading it into the source panel DOES show the transcript.  It's as if Premiere has created two versions of the multi-cam, one in the sequence without a transcript and one in the bin with a transcript –– but they are the same clip!  i.e. there is no problem matching back to find it in the bin/project.

The only solution is to re-cut the multicam into the sequence.  But then, later, perhaps the next time I restart premiere (not sure) that transcript disappears.

Hi @Ovidius9000 - Can you try selecting the multicam clip and navigate to edit in the menu bar then select "Reassociate Source clips" and select the project that the master clips are in.  and then select your project go back to the edit menu bar and select consolidate duplicates.  It seems like some references haven't been updated.

I should add (since I'm on Productions) this "source clip not showing transcript until reloaded" issue occurs even when the source project is open.  i.e. it is not happening because the source project is not open.  It happens when all projects are open. 

I think it happens even if the sequence and source clip are in the same project (but I'm not positive.  usually, in productions, they would be in separate projects).

MacOS 14.6.1 / Premier Pro 24.5.0 (Build 57)

I am working in a Premiere Production project. 

Though I'm not sure if I've had this specific issue (a sequence not showing underlying clip transcript) I have noticed a few times that when I match back from my sequence to a mulitcam clip, there will be no transcript.   But if I reveal the clip in the project and double click on it, the transcript will then show up.   It's strange because nothing else changes - in points, playhead, etc all are exactly the same – it just the act of "reloading" the clip that seems to inspire Premiere to show the transcript.