What exactly does the warning say? FYI: the Project Manager won't trim Long GOP footage, like the 5D footage. That is a limitation of the Project Manager. Are following all the recommendations from the Help article?  Trim or copy your project. Also, check out the video tutorials at the bottom of the Help page for more details. ... View more

Thanks Jon. Everyone, please submit a bug report describing your problems in detail. Thanks! http://www.adobe.com/go/wish ... View more

Thanks for your report KGCW, I'll look into it. It would be great if you could submit a bug report: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish ... View more

Guys, I told you that the team knows about the issue. Nothing we can do about it unless you submit a feature request: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish Yesterday, I cut a simple multicam sequence and pressed the 0 key before the Space bar to pause playback. Seriously, it didn't take me long to get used to that. By all means, please try it. It's definitely the way to pause playback without introducing a cut. Until the interface is changed, we are going to have to live with it working this way. I'm going to look into why it won't work on certain combinations of Premiere Pro and Mac computers. ... View more

Bill, Sorry, I can't file a new bug as the team already knows about the issue. At least you now know they are aware of the problem. Have you tried the workaround? Tap the 0 key and then hit the Space Bar. I think this works OK for what you wish to do. ... View more

DMH79 wrote: That seems like a very honest and revealing statement about the disconnect of this product and its users if there is no middle men to relay the issues. I'm the middle man. I relay the top issues to the team. I write bugs that have repeatable behavior. The engineers writing code do not usually have time to check out the forums, that's why I'm here. Sometimes we get the quality engineers to participate, but the content lead (me) and tech support folks are the ones on the forums most. DMH79 wrote: So just being nice about it doesn't seem to get anything accomplished. Granted, I'm glad you all are nice (thank you for that), but man, I hope you figure out a way to bridge that "gap" between those that address the users and those that fix the issues. The idea of it being added to some sort of abstract wish list is a joke. Before I got into the software biz, I was an editor just like you. Back then, I found it hard to understand why fixes couldn't be made more quickly by companies like Apple or Avid. For example, some things about FCP never "got fixed" through seven full versions, and will forever remain broken, despite me being very vocal about those problems in forums like this. I found that an enhancement like the one you're requesting, might break several other things, or might require a full rewrite of the code for that interface. There are also priorities based on user feedback. We, as editors, can't know about these difficulties, but should be aware of them. Creating software is complex and time consuming. To change an interface feature, like the multicamera monitor, might take more than a few versions to satisfy editors. The "wishlist" is not a joke. In fact, we read and consider every single feature request. Please don't think we don't care because a certain feature has not been changed according to your needs. DMH79 wrote: Well, I hope that changes quickly. One day you'll google search "Premiere Pro Multicam" and this post will pop up first and I'm guessing it would be a bad way to introduce people to the program if it doesn't have a big green SOLVED on the top. Trust me, like I said before, I'll be the first one to come in here and put it up there. In the mean time, tap the 0 key before you hit the Space bar to pause playback. That should work for you while you wait for changes to the software. ... View more

KGCW wrote: zuccon123 wrote: I hate this issue too. It needs a fix soon. In any case there's a workaround. Before to stop the playback press the key 0 (zero) of the keyboard and then you can stop the play without the cut in the timeline. Ivan It used to work for me too but moving to OSX Lion or PP 6.0.2 (can't tell exactly wich one is responsible) have killed this workaround, now stop record create an edit when pressed too. Really? That's no good. It's working on my Mac running Snow Leopard. I'll try to find out what's going on. ... View more

DMH79 wrote: Regarding the "numbers" reference...I know full well that making the wish request is the best way to get things done. I've done that. So have others as you see in the first thread on this topic. But, I also know that these topics are one of the first things that are referenced when people search online about different programs. Using a title that catches attention of other people will encourage more people to respond and send forth their "feature requests" as you mentioned. I also know that the first thing Adobe doesn't want when people google "Premiere Pro Multicam" is to see a post at the top that it's broken. If I saw this thread two months ago when I started I might have gone to FCPX first and never come back. So hopefully that motivates the change to happen sooner than later. So sorry that this is such a dealbreaker for you and others on this thread. I wish I could snap my fingers and make the fix for you, but I can't. However, I'll do my best for you regarding pointing more attention to this issue. If there are others on the thread that have not filed a bug, please do so right now: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish Thanks. ... View more

Premiere Pro CS6 (and CS5, and CS5.5) has serious issues/problems with the multicam feature that is broken as of right now (version 6.0.2) in Premiere CS6 and makes editing multicam a VERY frustrating experience and much less efficient compared to other NLE's. If its a design, then its flawed as yes, you can get around it and fix what you've done, but why should you have to keep wasting valuble time "fixing" things like this anyway? Just doesn't make sense. This is exactly the way I edited multicam in FCP and Avid, I live switched the multicam edit and then went back with the roll tool. It's not broken, it just doesn't work the way you want it to. File a feature request to request a change in behavior: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish DMH79 wrote: This issue has been known by Adobe for over two years but they push it aside, call it a design quirk, and ultimately avoid fixing the issue as noted in this thread: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/738084?start=0&tstart=0 We never called it a quirk. One of our moderators did. We made lots of updates to multicamera editing in CS6, unfortunately, not the ones you wanted. Keep making feature requests if you wish to see it operate differently. DMH79 wrote: 1) Start a thread with as many keywords as possible so that this issue gets "the numbers" both in this forum and in Google searches. Hopefully soon when you google "Premiere Pro multicam" this will be the first topic on the first page. My hope is that I can put a nice "SOLVED" or "FIXED" label on this thread one day soon (and I will for sure!). If that's the case, its a testament to the squeeky wheel theory combined with a little web analytics. 2) Make this a new thread rather than continue in the old thread because it's time to ask a new question: how long will it take for Adobe to fix an issue when its design is essentially broken causing all users to have to do a "fix" every time? Right now it's going on two years! This isn't a feature request...its a broken function within Premiere. A design...flaw. I do know Adobe listens and that they care about certain things, but how fast do they act? That's my real question. Please, do respond...we apparently need the numbers. The "numbers" refer to feature requests, not amount of threads, keywords, Google searches, or whatever. We count feature requests from this form only: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish No need to create new threads, or take other actions. Thanks. ... View more