One solution is to go to Window > Workspaces > Reset to Saved Layout. ... View more

Import one of the exported files in a Premiere Pro project and go to Edit > Edit Original. On the image below you can see that it will find the project name and the file path as well.   I've also the exported files but it is in another folder. There's not a solution? By @mirkof93206192   ... View more

It should be fixed in Pr 25.2 but i don´t know when it will be released. You can test it if you install the beta version of Pr 25.2.   You can render out compositions from AE and use those assets in the version of Pr you use today, so it is doable to continue to work without dynamic link. Maybe not great, but doable. ... View more

Make sure to not have any assets in any folder/folders that Google Drive (any cloud service) uses. Make sure to not save/create a new project that lands in any folder/folders that Google Drive (any cloud service) uses.   In OneDrive/Google Drive you often have links to files that are stored in the cloud but not locally on your computer. They will appear as files though they are not, until they are downloaded. If you use them in a project, they will indeed be downloaded since Pr needs them and only works with assest that are stored locally.   Thumb of rule is to never ever include files in folders that OneDrive/Google Drive, or any cloud service, controls in a project. Don´t save project files in any of those folders. Yes, upload project files you want to backup them. If one need files that are stored in the cloud, download them first and place them in a local folder outside reach for OneDrove/Google Drive, or any cloud service. That will work.   All cloud services want to control and backup/sync user folders such as Documents, Desktop, Downloads, Pictures, etc, etc and unfortunately Adobe apps, including Premiere Pro, defaults to those folders out of the box and that causes issues like this and sometimes files/assets are lost, precious project files as well. Avoid those folders, always.   Having this problem right now with Google Drive. I was working with a bunch of clips in Drive a month ago that were local to my system. Now most of those files have gone back into the cloud, I guess because they were inactive. Now when I open that project my entire Google Drive starts downloading By @Chandler32717681qisn   ... View more

All srt files comes in as 30 fps for some (yet) unknown reason, but that does not matter in the end since it´s the timecode in the srt that counts. I use 25 fps video as well and has no issues with srt files that always comes in as 30 fps.   Before i import any srt file i run the through Nikse - Subtitle Edit and check it there using the "Fix common errors" command. Try that with your srt file and see if it finds any error.   Mine are formatted as this: 1 00:00:04,080 --> 00:00:06,080 Text here... 2 00:00:14,960 --> 00:00:17,840 Here as well... 3 00:00:20,160 --> 00:00:24,000 Blah, blah, blah. 4 00:00:24,080 --> 00:00:29,840 More blah, blah, blah...   Premiere says the .srt file is 30 fps, but the timeline is 25 fps. By @kevinm93921807   ... View more

I have never used Return for that, i have always used the Home key for that.   If you want to map it to another key, search for Go to Sequence-Clip Start in the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog and map it to the key you prefer. (It can not be mapped to the Return key here.) The playhead does not return to the beginning of the track. By @mpkadobe   ... View more