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Yeah, this is strange. What version of Premiere Pro are you using? Are you using a Mac or windows computer?

@@SaintSaxonCreative3 PP2023 (v23.1.0 Build 86) on windows11 pc.

@@BobbyCycles When you duplicate a clip in the project panel, add 1B at the beginning of the file name or change the entire file name and it should work.

@@SaintSaxonCreative3 Thanks for your kind reply, but, No it doesn't, even you rename the duplicate clip whatever. Moreover, adobe team too has responded that it won't. You can't find a frame in clip-a and then reverse find the same frame in clip-b. (perhaps I wasn't clear enough in my question to you, though I tried much). This is only possible in when we synch both clips with their time-codes first.

Create a new sequence and in that new sequence go to the icon that looks like a wrench tool (Timeline Display Setting) and go save preset. The save preset window will appear and give your preset a name. Then go to the sequence that you want to fix the track heights on then go to timeline display settings and you will see the new timeline preset under expand all tracks or above save preset.

Thanks. I want to be able to save a default, but I discovered that Adobe hasn't made that possible yet.

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Thank you! I will definitely look into creating tutorials on using XML. Stay Tuned!

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It could be a combination of a few things. How much Ram does your computer have? Are you using 4K footage? How long is your sequence? Are the media cache files on your computer, or are they place on an external hard drive?

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How long is your sequence and what kind of effects are you using?

@@SaintSaxonCreative3 I have no effects rn, and its about 6 and a half minutes

@@esme2199 Is there any lag in playback in the timeline? If this is only a rendering (exporting issue) I would try to export it on hard drive and export it through media encoder.

@@SaintSaxonCreative3 no lag! and everything is on the hard drive already, I had tried to export it on media encoder, but it said ten hours which is outrageous

What are format are you exporting it as MP4, Quicktime? What bitrate are you exporting it as?

It could be a combination of a few things. Are you using 4K footage? How long is your seqeunce? Are the media cache files on your computer, or are they place on a hard drive? How much Ram does your computer have? If you are applying effects to multiple clips I would use an adjustment layer and place the effects on the adjustment layer. I would also try lowering the playback resolution in the program monitor.

​@@SaintSaxonCreative3 Thanks for your reply! I'm using roughly 1 minute of 4K 4:2:2 H.264 footage shot in S-Log 3 on my Sony A7IV. My computer has 32GB of ram and my media cache files are on my computer. I notice the problem occurs when I use an instance of Luma Key, Channel Blur, or Gaussian Blur effects - as soon as I place these effects on my clip, or on an adjustment layer, the playback goes red. I've read that these are GPU intensive effects, and my Premiere is set on Mercury Playback Engine Accelerated GPU, so not sure why it's having such an issue with playback and rendering.

@@SaintSaxonCreative3 After some further trial and error, I've figured out that the problem only arises when I add the channel blur effect for halation. As soon as I add it to either my clip or my adjustment layer, the entire area that it's effecting turns red and I can no longer get playback.

@@xlukewitter Copy. What I would do is.. Lower the playback resoulution to either 1/2 or 1/4 in the program monitor. Go the Premiere Pro -> Setting -> Media Cache, then place your media cache files on a hard drive so that you will be able to render faster. I would also look into the process of creating Proxies of your media.

What version of Premiere Pro are you using?

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