The problems I'm facing have occured every time I've used the program now.
*) At seemingly random times, the clip I'm working with in track 1 will suddently act as though it's still in its full, intact form. It suddenly completely ignores the edits yet it will show all of the edits in the timeline. For example, sections that were cut out of a given clip will play (as if the file were uncut), regardless of what the time line shows. Even if a completely different clip now resides at that point. Nothing resolves the issue except to completely remove every trace of the affected clip from the timeline (maybe from the library too, I'm still not clear on that) and redo it all.
Several other problems piggyback themselves onto this one, including:
*) When the problem happens, all other tracks below the affected one on the time line become blacked out (video) and mute (audio tracks).
*) Sometimes, the affected track suddenly creates an unusal link to other tracks and clips in the timeline (but not necessarily at the same point in the timeline), so that if any one of the "not-linked" clips gets moved, deleted or modified in some other way they ALL experience the same action. Again, only removing the clip on track one breaks the link and allows me to continue.
*) Adjusting the speed of an unlinked audio track sometimes alters the placement of videos tracks on the timeline (even though there is no timeline conflict). Again, this seems to be a symptom of the random linking of unrelated clips.
*) Sometimes the video speed adjustment has no effect. This issue may or may not have been solved by the patch I installed. I haven't seen it since then (but I installed that patch only yesterday).
So I went from PD13 to PD14 in what was supposed to be an upgrade. But it's been mostly unusable and very frustrating. HELP!!!
EDIT: By the way, I did try re-installing PD14 but that made no difference.
EDIT EDIT: Closing the program and opening from the last save does not clear up the issue either. Only removing every part of the affected clip (no matter how many seperate parts it may now be in) fixes the issue (until the next occurance). This often leads to having to redo quite a lot of work.
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