Are you using any 3rd party filters?  If so, try removing them after opening your auto saved project and then re-save.

Started a thread here and Todd requested that I post in this one instead.

I've created three different sequences (actually edited by different people from the same base project copied to their computers) - all in their own sub project.

Master Project

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     \----- Project 1 - with Multicam

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     \----- Project 2 - with Multicam

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     /---- Project 3 - with Multicam

Now, I need to assemble these in to a complete program.

Each project will load perfectly.  However, when I import each project in to another one the merged project has problems like this:

I can't seem to pin point the cause - but it's stopped us dead.   I've already cleared the cache (and deleted files).  Not sure where to go from here....

Really annoyingly, this has happened on yet ANOTHER project.

We have identical project files on both macs.  We copy a project file from one mac to the other, then import from one project in to another.   BANG.   Now BOTH projects have this problem, not just the newly merged one.

Something somewhere is getting corrupted in the merge process.

This makes working with multiple editors on different macs a real PROBLEM.

Arrgghh!

I'd like to add some more information to this.

1) Taking the project to a Windows Pc still produces the same error - it's a project problem!

2) Moving the project so that PP needs to ask for the media location helps in the following way:

a) When PP asks for media tell it to take ALL media OFFLINE

b) The project will load with media offline without any errors.

c) Save the project & close Premiere Pro (not required, but does check the project reopens without errors)

d) Re-open project - now without errors but media is offline.

e) Reconnect media a few at a time noting if the error ever occurs.  In my case I went from around 8 errors to only one error which was a specific audio file that always had the error.  Once I knew which file was the problem I recreated the audio file (using audition) and used replace footage to get the new audio file in to Premiere Pro.

f) Once all footage is reconnected without error save the project.

This took a project that either had multiple errors or fatal none loading problems back to a fully working project.   Hope this helps some one out there in need!

Hi guys

the definite solution for that is as simple as following :

- create a full new blank project

- import the corrupted project (file > import > choose your prproj file)

- select "import all project"

save and voilà !

Eric