James M. Holmes
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Hey All, I'm in need of some help. I have one r3d clip the have multiple files. How can I get Premiere Pro CC 2018 to see only one r3d clip? Thanks in advance.
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Import one R3D file for the same clip
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Brandon Veen
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Did you move the clips out of their original .RDC folder?
Cause if not, it should just work normally and Premiere should automatically recognize it’s the same clip.
But if you did, that could have caused the issue you’re having.
Otherwise if you did keep the file structure, bring all the .r3ds into the media pool anyway, and get your clip from any one of them..
I’m not positive if that’ll make a difference since I just always import them all.
Other than that I’m not sure what a fix would be, but I hope that helps.
Cause if not, it should just work normally and Premiere should automatically recognize it’s the same clip.
But if you did, that could have caused the issue you’re having.
Otherwise if you did keep the file structure, bring all the .r3ds into the media pool anyway, and get your clip from any one of them..
I’m not positive if that’ll make a difference since I just always import them all.
Other than that I’m not sure what a fix would be, but I hope that helps.
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James M. Holmes
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Hey Brandon, I kept the file structure the same. It would be a problem to just bring in all the clips because when I color in Resolve it only sees one full clip. Thanks for the help.
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James M. Holmes
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I just found a fix. Instead of bringing them in by drag and drop orby import just use the Media Browser. There it sees only one full clip and not the three files that make that clip up. I hope this help you also.