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      • 80. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
        EckleySP Community Member

        It's just me, but I'm guessing Adobe will not rush a fix out.  The worse thing they can do is get (more) careless and give us an update that either does not fix it completely or breaks something else.  I would still like an answer to my question of whether "the fix" will correct the problem sequences or are they just "toast".

         

        In other words, if you have a tight deadline, like me, do the workarounds or find another solution.  I was able to put a copy of the muticam cips into the multicam sequence and recut the good copy - just DON'T redue, or overwrite a cut you make.  You can use the Rolling Edit Tool to come back and fine tune the cuts on the timeline.   That actually works better than using the Multicam Monitor and may become part of my workflow -  make the rough cuts first, then come back with the Rolling Edit Tool and tweak them. 

        • 81. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
          Reel Inspirations Community Member

          Yeah, this does SUCK, but reading la_diamon's solution to fixing gave me some additional ideas to make it go a lot faster.

          I was able to run through and make a good multi-cam edit without touching my mouse.

           

          In addition to this, what I did was map shortcut keys to "Toggle Target Video" (see image)

          Adobe Premiere Pro CCScreenSnapz002.png

          Then I moved my 'corrupted' multi-cam edit to V2 and drag out the last good clip on V1 to the end.

          Adobe Premiere Pro CCScreenSnapz004.png

          Next, I select the V2 of track two, and then bring up the 'multi-cam' window in the program monitor.

          Adobe Premiere Pro CCScreenSnapz003.png

          Once I have that up, I can see (if ONLY V2 is selected) which camera I need to CUT TO using the keyboard shortcuts I mapped (see la_diamond's post)

          Then, I Toggle V1 on so I can 'cut to camera' using my keyboard shortcuts.

           

          Then I toggle V1 off using my shortcut and down arrow to the next edit and repeat.

           

          It's a LOT faster than what I did last time which was to right click on EVERY CLIP in the timline to figure out which camera I had chosen.

           

          Saves me a TON of time.

           

          Once I had the keyboard mapped, I could run through about 15 minutes of video cuts in about 2 minutes.

          It's a work-around that allows me to keep ediitng in CC and know I'm not going to have spend hours fixing things.

          This is the third time it's happened to me so far and I'm on Episode 5 of a 13-part multi-cam edit.

           

          Hopefully, Adobe will fix this quickly.

           

          Still trying to figure out what I'm doing that's causing it as it doesn't happen all the time.

           

          Hope this helps someone.

          • 82. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
            PaulSeidel Community Member

            Im actually swinging back to CS6 until it's fixed as I haven't got time to wait and have ingested 4 weeks' cameras x 3 off HDV.

             

            Paul Seidel (via iPhone)

            Voice Artist / Managing Director,

            Big Mouth Media

             

            p (03) 8669 1520 / w www.bigmouthmedia.com.au

            • 83. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
              Mark Mapes Employee Hosts

              The fix for this bug has been cleared. It will be in a patch that’s nearly ready for release. I’m not at liberty to talk about when exactly the patch will go live, but it will not be until after we return from the company-wide shutdown this week. This fix not only produces correct multicam sequences but also redeems those corrupted by the bug.

              I traced the issue back to the exact build when it was introduced, which dated to just weeks before the end of the cycle. It was not discovered until literally the eve of the deadline when we had to lock down the code. We deferred it but designated it one of the top priorities to fix for the patch.

              I’m not directly involved in deciding which bugs to defer, but I stand behind the decision to do so in this case—given the timing, there was really no other choice. In my opinion, where we made a mistake was rolling this fix into a sizable patch rather than putting it and a few other critical fixes into small patch that we could have released on Day 1. Short of that, we at least should have posted a list of known issues and called out this one in particular through a sticky post.

              Note that the key factor driving the decision to defer a bug of this magnitude was a suite-wide deadline keyed to the debut of the Creative Cloud. Given that it will supposedly not be necessary to coordinate deadlines in the new world of releases through the Creative Cloud, we should have more latitude to delay the release of a new version in order to fix such a harmful bug.

              It sounds like many of you have already reached this decision on your own, but for the record if your editing involves multicam sequences we recommend using CS6 until the patch is available.

              • 84. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                Stan Jones CommunityMVP

                I’m not directly involved in deciding which bugs to defer, but I stand behind the decision to do so in this case—given the timing, there was really no other choice. ....

                I appreciate the candor of your post.

                • 85. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                  DMH79 Community Member

                  Mark Mapes wrote:

                   

                  In my opinion, where we made a mistake was rolling this fix into a sizable patch rather than putting it and a few other critical fixes into small patch that we could have released on Day 1. Short of that, we at least should have posted a list of known issues and called out this one in particular through a sticky post.

                   

                  Mark,

                   

                  Thank you, thank you, thank you. Not for the patch, but for being upfront about everything. Two things stood out to me from reading your post:

                   

                  1) To hear you say that a smaller patch should have been released sooner is so refreshing to me and in my opinion goes beyond this particular issue. I've always thought that if a fix is in and ready to go, why wait? Rolling out more patches more often, rather than holding onto them for one big sweeping patch, is MUCH more user freindly giving users tangible evidence that things are being worked on rather than having to just take one's word for it in a forum. So thank you for saying what you said.

                   

                  2) This sort of post, with the information you provided, the admittance and explaination, and the honesty and sincerity with which it was written, if done more often about issues would go a long way in keeping users happy and confident about their investment. Even if a patch isn't ready or an issue was still being worked on, it helps knowing what's going on behind those Jurassic Park sized doors at Adobe.

                   

                  Please thank the engineering team that was behind the patch and thank you personally for coming out to this thread and being open about the situation.

                  • 86. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                    JFPhoton Community Member

                    Yes, the Frank  explanation is appreciated .....much better than previous "stonewalling"  episodes regarding bugs. However, what other industry would dare release a KNOWN defective product that people are PAYING FOR and depending on....many PROFESSIONALLY !  This arrogance must STOP !! I am surprised the ambulance chasing lawyers haven't jumped on this with a class action suit. Why are companies now  operating in a manner that previous generations would consider dishonest and even illegal?

                        Would you buy a car with a known defect, hoping the seller would fix it later at some unknown time in the future??......I think NOT !!!

                    • 87. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                      MarkDLeach Community Member

                      The fix for this bug has been cleared.

                      About time!

                       

                       

                      This fix not only produces correct multicam sequences but also redeems those corrupted by the bug.

                      I think its safe to assume people that are working on a deadline already fixed it by not using the unmarked beta software or switched programs for their project.

                       

                       

                      I stand behind the decision to do so in this case—given the timing, there was really no other choice. In my opinion, where we made a mistake was rolling this fix into a sizable patch rather than putting it and a few other critical fixes into small patch that we could have released on Day 1.

                      Are you saying there was a fix available on Day 1 but Adobe wanted to wait till there was a bigger patch with less crucial fixes?

                       

                       

                      Note that the key factor driving the decision to defer a bug of this magnitude was a suite-wide deadline keyed to the debut of the Creative Cloud.

                      Whomever was in charge of Premiere should have spoke up and said that a "bug of this magnitude" deserves a Day 1 patch. Besides the Files(cloud storage) and Fonts(type-kit) sections of the Creative Cloud are still MIA... That didn't get finished for the CC deadline and didn't cause days of work to be lost.

                       

                       

                      it will not be until after we return from the company-wide shutdown this week.

                      This is the part that kills me... Not only was the bug known before the launch of CC, the ability to patch on Day 1, and that no effort was made to warn the customer... BUT you have the patch ready and tell us we can't have it till after your vacation. I understand less crucial patches can wait just encase it breaks something else... A patch should have been released on day 1 as the Premiere Pro is broken until then.

                       

                      Do you think Microsoft or Apple would release an OS that would corrupt user data after a reboot and not fix ASAP? This hasn't been treated as a major issue yet may of us here have spent countless hours on projects that got corrupted. This has been a massive waste of man hours for those who use Multi Cam sequences.

                       

                       

                      I am surprised the ambulance chasing lawyers haven't jumped on this with a class action suit.

                       

                      Class action suit is a bit much considering the amount of people effected. This thread has about 6K views. There has been A LOT of money wasted. I dropped 8-16 hours into two projects before noticing it was broken. I had to pull a few all nighters, cancelled meetings just to avoid getting behind on work.

                      • 88. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                        Max Maximciuc Community Member

                        Thanks Mark For updates, we waited long enough for an update few more days +- will be ok to wait ............. and all saying what Microsoft & Apple would release an OS that would corrupt user data they did release OS with bigger problems and they fix the faster or slower........... same thing did Adobe in past i don't remember well it was same thing in CS5 or CS4 there was a problem with Encore so i have to switch back to older version till they fix it, all big software builders do that to figure what they missed sometimes you pay attention to big problem and you miss the small one.......... thanks once again for update , we will wait........  

                        • 89. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                          MarkDLeach Community Member

                          Most big releases of software have public betas so they can test it without the expectations of proper use. Adobe put a release date on a pedestal and pushed the software out knowing about a major bug.

                           

                          I am not concerned with getting this patch before they check out for vacation. It just worries me they have not pulled Premiere Pro or put a Beta banner/icon on it so people that are jumping in know to only use it as a playground but not production use. 

                           

                          I highly doubt MS or Apple would release an OS that would have a bug like this. Honestly you can replicate it with out using plugins within a minute. This is not some botched upgrade bug ... It is a stand alone application that claims it is ready as a daily driver. That is insane. Sure Mark posted 2 weeks after the release on a small forum thread to warn the people that already know of the issue first hand. Adobe has yet to make an effort to stop others from wasting 100s to 1000s of dollars in man hours. It is like a City opens a new bridge with no lights on it... oh and a few of the lanes were not finished so you might fall through. Luckily they posted a warning on a forum thread though.

                           

                          Push an update so the icon and loading banner lets people know to preceed with caution.

                          • 90. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                            Keith Moreau Community Member

                            There was just an update to Premiere Pro, do you know if this issue is fixed yet? I couldn't even get multicam to work at all, could not monitor multple tracks, just one.

                            • 91. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                              SMG720 Community Member

                              The prior post mentions a fix sometime next week.

                               

                              And I also appreciate Mark's update in this thread as it at least allows some transparency and dialogue between the user base and the development team.  I can't think of any of the other products that I own that have this level of involvement. I wish the camera folks would follow this trend.


                              But, I agree with the prior poster that it was a huge mistake to let this go to Production, with a known defect, when your primary users will be losing work.  I hope lessons can be learned from this moving forward.

                              • 92. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                lukegoodmancinema Community Member

                                I'm also having the same issue. This is completely terrifying, as I just edited six 1 hour videos with four cameras. They all don't line up, black video has replaced actual content.

                                 

                                How is Adobe not testing releases further. Multicam is COMPLETELY broken? Why even list "improved multicam" as a feature? More like NO multicam.

                                 

                                If I can't get these timelines fixed, I just lost three days of editing.

                                • 93. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                  MarkDLeach Community Member

                                  Luke, Mark Mapes said the fix will likely be out next week. They have been aware of the issue since before launch. Everyone is out on vacation so unless you can't wake a week or more before continuing work on your project... I suggest editing it in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (Bundled with Creative Cloud) or any other professional editing application that is not in beta. The Creative Cloud releases are just not ready for production.

                                   

                                  Sorry about your loss.

                                   

                                  Link to the current Adobe statement.

                                  http://forums.adobe.com/message/5465672#5465672

                                  • 94. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                    lukegoodmancinema Community Member

                                    Hi Mark,

                                    A fix will be out, I did see that mentioned- but will my timelines be fixed or are they lost forever?

                                     

                                    Definitely switching back to CS6 (which I own anyway) for new projects, but I'd hate to start over.

                                    • 95. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                      lukegoodmancinema Community Member

                                      Sorry, read his post again, and it seems like he's saying it "fixes" the corruption? I can definitely wait!

                                      • 96. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                        MarkDLeach Community Member

                                        Exsiting timelines will be fixed with the patch.

                                         

                                        If you can't wait for the patch I suggest going into the sequence that the MC is based off of and exporting to XML or another format to then import into CS6 that you already are comfortable with.

                                        • 97. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                          MarkDLeach Community Member

                                          "I can definitely wait!" 

                                           

                                          I wish I could have waited. I had to delay a delivery date on a project by a few days and it has hurt my relationship with a reaccuring client.

                                          • 98. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                            MHoecker Community Member

                                            Like others have said, I do appreciate the open and honest post, but someone was worried about public perception if they would have put up a banner that said "Multicam is broken for now, will be fixed soon!" which is what they should have done.  The fact that this bug was there doesn't bother me.  The fact that it was pushed through bothers me a little, but I understand they had a deadline to meet.

                                             

                                            The thing that kills ME is that Adobe knew about it, released it, and didn't say a peep to ANYONE.  Just let the time be wasted.  A banner should have popped up after opening Premiere for the first time saying "MULTICAM IS BROKEN, WILL FIX SOON!" or at least when you downloaded it.  This is just sad, because it would have saved a lot of time, headache and mistrust that was caused by this issue.  And it would have been very easy to do.

                                            • 99. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                              Mark Mapes Employee Hosts

                                              Some of you have wondered why we didn’t catch this bug sooner after it was introduced. I can see how that might seem inconceivable from the outside, to the point of making me and my colleagues look like incompetent slackers. Let me offer a little perspective from the inside that I hope will cast us in a somewhat better light.

                                              When this bug was introduced, we were basically in the home stretch. The QA team was in the midst of sweeping the program one last time (while also testing bug fixes, investigating bugs reported by our pre-release testers, reviewing documentation for accuracy, etc.). Given the scale and scope of Premiere Pro’s functional and the size of our QA team, during the final sweep we don’t have the luxury of going very deep. [Features are tested deeply earlier in the cycle while features are under active development.] Considering that this particular bug does not manifest itself until the third launch, it does not surprise or alarm me that it was not caught during our final sweep. Besides, it’s possible that the multicam feature was actually tested thoroughly enough during the sweep to hit this bug, but before the bug was introduced.

                                               

                                              Regarding criticism of how this bug was handled once it was identified and, especially, after it was deferred, I don’t have much insight to share. One point I should clarify: When I say it was a “known issue,” that does not mean that everybody on the team knew about it, or that its severity was apparent to those who were aware of it. At a minimum, it means that a bug report was on the books and that a small group known as the “bug review committee” [BRC] had reviewed it. As noted in my prior post, those on the BRC were aware enough of the severity to make it a priority for the patch, but they might not have anticipated that it would be bad enough to warrant a special critical patch. To keep the decisions regarding this bug in perspective, keep in mind that the BRC not only had a fairly high volume of bugs to process but the members of that committee each had lots of pressing responsibilities other than reviewing bugs.

                                               

                                              That brings me to the third phase, which started on June 19 with this thread. Since then, our handling of the matter has been nothing short of poor, and for that I take personal responsibility. Though I was not even aware of this bug prior to this thread, I’ve been the main staff member on the scene, and I recognized by the 20th that it was a bad scene. I should have arranged for a banner sticky post warning of the bug, and I apologize to all who would have been spared inconvenience, frustration, and lost time had I done so. Alas, I don't have the admin chops to create such a sticky post.

                                              • 100. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                keyjonathan Community Member

                                                Is there a way to get an email notification or something when this is fixed?

                                                 

                                                EDIT: Thanks for the workaround guys. It works but hours down the drain.

                                                 

                                                I think everyone affected should receive a refund for the month, it's not good enough it release something this broken and say it's ok.

                                                • 101. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                  DMH79 Community Member

                                                  Thanks again Mark for more insight.

                                                   

                                                  Although you don't have the admin chops to do so, floating the idea of a "Known issues" sticky might be helpful in staving off the wave of "why didn't you tell us!" posts that you inevitably got with this particular bug. While I know that having a banner upfront about everything thats wrong with a product isn't exactly attractive in terms of sales, it does give us insight into what you are aware of and working on which is always comforting. Just a thought. Thx again!

                                                  • 102. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                    Joseph from Austin Community Member

                                                    I do appreciate Mark comming forth with the information, and these things do happen.  I am still curious if they will restart my trial after the fix is in place.  I actually considered migrating from a competing platform, and was almost ready to commit, when my own multicam edit went south about three days in.  I went back to using the old platform for my current work for the meantime. 

                                                    • 103. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                      Max Maximciuc Community Member

                                                      Thanks once again Mark for all what you do.......... thanks for clarification how thee things work ......... like i sa said i was lucky enough and work on 30 min piece of project some of us spent days , but is good to know somebody is working on fixing it...........

                                                       

                                                      and if adobe needs more pre-release testers i will be more then welcome to help!!!

                                                      • 104. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                        tgrider Community Member

                                                        If you have to go back to CS6 with you AVCHD footage, you can deal with the spanned clips issue by using a little program called MTS Merger.  It doesn't transcode, it simply joins all the separate files together into one big file.  It will then import into PPro and won't suffer the spanned clips problem.  It will take a long time to import for some reason, but works ok thereafter.  You should be able to Google for the program, but if you have trouble finding it, I should still have the download file.

                                                         

                                                        Terry

                                                        • 105. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                          Cavemandude Community Member

                                                          MTS Merger is located here:

                                                           

                                                          http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?161735-mts-clip-join-tool&highlight=mts+clip+join

                                                           

                                                          I just tested it with a 2-part MTS file(s) from my GH2 and it worked in CS6.

                                                          • 106. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                            BryonEvansFilms Community Member

                                                            Adobe should have way more professionalism then this.  I just discovered this bull today and lost a full days work. My hourly rate combined with the time I lost is worth far more then the yearly subscription I signed up to. How is Adobe going to make good on this extremely time consuming, damaging, critical error and take responsibility  for a product that did not perform as advertised? This has obviously caused an enormous amount of headaches for many creative professionals. If this question is directed at the wrong individual can you please forward me to the correct department to address this issue? Thank you.

                                                            • 107. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                              BryonEvansFilms Community Member

                                                              Agreed, a refund is highly warranted here.

                                                              • 108. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                                cazares1990 Community Member

                                                                So will it be much longer for the update to come? I have a 2hr multicam project and it kills to have to do that again...I will end up in anger management classes due to this software!!! I have learned an important lesson to never use new software, specially from Adobe, ever again!

                                                                • 109. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                                  twomews4 Community Member

                                                                  Hi Mark, I have read your posts and, as so many have, I appreciate your candor.  What I am surprised and frustrated by, however, is that in over a week of searching for any mention of the issue on the web, any mention at all, I could not find this thread until today.  I am not a professional as so many here are, but even using the simplest key words and descriptive phrases, I kept coming up with advertising for PP CC new multicam features and "how-to's."  I've re-cut a 2 hour 50th wedding anniversary 5 times to make 5 minute tweaks.  --Variations of which you've heard before, I know, but I think the underlying issue continues to be under-reported and under-addressed.  These lovely folks aren't getting any younger.  ;-)

                                                                   

                                                                  I'm awaiting the fix along with everyone else, but I'm also wondering if I should cancel my trial?  Getting locked into the subscription without knowing if this single (for me) critical feature works does not sound positive, even if I have to go back to 5.5.

                                                                   

                                                                  On a positive note, I do have to say that I love the "sync by audio" feature for multicam.

                                                                   

                                                                  Regards,

                                                                  twomews

                                                                  • 110. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                                    MiloFontane Community Member

                                                                    Thanks for the insight Mark. As I understand it, any multicam timelines that have been scambled as a result of the bug will be restored once your update is released?

                                                                    When will this update be released?

                                                                     

                                                                    I'm looking at a day down the drain unless the update comes this week, and total uncertainty of the stability of another project all cut in multicam cc. What a disaster Adobe. With bugs reported in the system why not inform us to stay away until its ready for professional use?

                                                                    I agree with a refund or credit issued to address the time and money this is costing us.

                                                                    • 111. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                                      streamthis Community Member

                                                                      A controversial subscription model with no graceful user exit option and a brutal EULA.

                                                                      A not-ready-for-primetime release.

                                                                      Adobe takes a week off.

                                                                       

                                                                      Perfect Storm?

                                                                       

                                                                      I do admire Mark's candor and taking the bullet for Adobe.  This kind of  communication would never have happened as recently as 3 years ago.

                                                                       

                                                                      Adobe will certainly survive this (although from the sound of things, some of their customers may not ;-).

                                                                       

                                                                      To appease its disenfranchised users, perhaps Adobe should offer a carrot...An Exit Plan.

                                                                       

                                                                      As a "seasoned pro" and loyal Suite user since v1.5 (and one-time flatbed editor...yeah, I'm that old), I will not require the software for business purposes 3 - 5 years from now.  However, I will likely want to continue using the software for personal projects, but not at $50 a month (or whatever it might cost then).

                                                                       

                                                                      The solution?  Adobe could essentially "freeze" my then-current software version, suspending all further updates upon my exit from the Adobe grid.  Not only would Adobe lure me into their CC web for some time to come, they would also benefit from a healthy cash-out payment of, say, the cost of a (former) Master Suite version upgrade or similar.  In turn, I would get a perpetual license of the version of my choosing, not abandoned at CS6.

                                                                       

                                                                      In my situation (others will have their own reasons), I can't see being a participant in the great CC experiment.  CS6 is the end of the line.  No new software for me and no new money for Adobe.

                                                                       

                                                                      What a shame.

                                                                      • 112. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                                        Aldie Prime Community Member

                                                                        Add me to the list of people that lost 6 hours of work due to this bug.  Very frustrating!  Oh, and going back to CS6 isn't a possibility because of the AVCHD bugs that are still unresolved.

                                                                        • 113. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                                          Loveppro11 Community Member

                                                                          HOLY COW ADOBE, the last reply here was June 21th, today is JULY 7TH.

                                                                          This Multi-cam KNOWN issue is killing my project.

                                                                          In the beginning of this thread it was supposed be be release asap.

                                                                          When is the update coming- you owe us a update asap.

                                                                          • 114. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                                            Loveppro11 Community Member

                                                                            I'm... (Were is the bug fix ADOBELESS)

                                                                            Screwed.png

                                                                            (Were is the bug fix ADOBELESS)

                                                                            • 115. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                                              Loveppro11 Community Member

                                                                              Hi Mark,

                                                                              We do appreciate your communication with us all and I made the switch from FCP7 to PPRO and have been in love with ADOBE since.

                                                                              Apple would have never admitted this problem for the most part and left us high and dry for a while.

                                                                               

                                                                              We love the fact Adobe listens to its users and really need this patch to come out this week 7/8.

                                                                              Im stranded currently with my clients project which was a 5 camera shoot and 70% done.

                                                                               

                                                                              I cant exit the project because I will loose all my work for a 2nd time on the Multi-cam sequence.

                                                                              It is urgent I see others in this thread are loosing $$$ per each day that goes by.

                                                                               

                                                                              This kind of a mistake would normally warrant some sort of compensation for all the companies loosing money daily

                                                                              knowing that bug existed and still release 7.0 in good faith. LIke myself, my projects current projects cant be opened by

                                                                              a CS6 revision.

                                                                               

                                                                              We are anxiously waiting for the update.

                                                                              • 116. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                                                MarkDLeach Community Member

                                                                                Loveppro11...

                                                                                 

                                                                                Mark Mapes replied in post 99 on July 1st Not on June 21th like you claimed. His reply was about a week ago right before their week long company wide vacation where they leave right as soon as software is put out full of bugs. I guess its a way they troll their paying customers? Anyways the patch is due out tomorrow based on how long weeks are for most of us. Adobe might use a different calendar that makes time and hours wasted irrelivent.

                                                                                 

                                                                                Keep in mind Adobe knew if the issue before the software was released and did nothing to warn their customers. If this is acceptable I think we should all just remain quite accept the patch when it is released and forget about the countless hours we have all wasted not only on the projects but trouble shooting and trying to get answers.

                                                                                 

                                                                                When this is done I will be filing a complaint with Adobe and I suggest everyone one else do the same and post results here. If this thread gets closed or removed through some "mistake" I'll be posting on reddit at the links below after the patch is released. I hope they dont try to censor community feedback on the forums though.

                                                                                 

                                                                                http://www.reddit.com/r/premiere

                                                                                and

                                                                                http://www.reddit.com/r/creativecloud

                                                                                • 117. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                                                  rdj3video_HD Community Member

                                                                                  So I can stop throwing things now that I know Multicam in CC7 is jacked up.

                                                                                  • 118. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                                                    jegadeso Community Member

                                                                                    Please let us know when the patch will be finally available!

                                                                                    • 119. Re: Multicam Editing in Premiere CC Issue
                                                                                      alex-moreau Community Member

                                                                                      I'm now having the problem too...

                                                                                      Just one MC sequence in a project that's got 4, other 3 are ok.

                                                                                      I was able to use the solution provided, overlap and cut...

                                                                                      I hope Adobe staff is having great holidays while I'm stuck in my busiest time of the year!