Here are all of Autokorma’s Options explained.
Honestly Media Manager in Premiere Pro barely functions anymore, and yet we have Adobe doing stuff like making the import and awful export panel instead of fixing things that were actually broken. At least we have companies like Autokroma fixing broken things, but why isn’t this Adobe’s focus?
The excellent PlumePack which replaces Adobe’s awful media mananger, also allows you to re-order tracks, here are instructions.
A worthwhile post as I didn’t realize you could do this with Plumepack (though I have posted about how you can do it by exporting an XML).
I do just wish Adobe would fix Merge Clips even if it breaks old projects merged clips, or just remove the feature.
I have been using Autokroma’s BRAW Studio Plug in since I got my Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6k Pro, because it allows you to select multiple clips to decode BRAW in Premiere vs the Black Magic plug in that works on one clip at a time.
I have run into issues with using these clips in after effects, with the current version I get the effects flashing on and off throughout the clip. You can see the results here.
This is a short from the Misadventures of Bear that I am currently working on finishing.
Talking to support and moving back to 2.7.1 resolved the flashing, but then removed the added built in LUT, which also screwed up the green screen.
My only solution was to use the Plug-in to save out sidecar files of the BRAW settings, and then compress them in Media Encoder which uses the settings of the sidecar and render the clips into ProRES HQ. I then had to individually relink the clips in After Effects, but then I could get the render to work with the correct settings applied.
I am still in contact with autokroma’s support, so hopefully this will get resolved, but they are having trouble recreating the errors on their end.