Flatten / merge top layer of every shot in timeline

I’m glad that fixed it for Sinan’s case, but when I got bitten by this last week, it was on a ProRes 422HQ. I guess there are multiple bugs?

I guess there are multiple possible reasons. Sometimes, an unliked clip (or not completely cached or so), even in a lower track can endup having a black range in the export…

2024.1 and it’s still here… Aaargh…

The paint trick ftw @Sinan—I’m telling you.

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Could you remind me what is the support case ID of this issue?

I get what you mean. It’s not easily reproducible. But now that I have a problematic timeline, I’ll see if I can send it as a case…

Case number : 21602120 @Slabrie

Have you tried selecting Export in Foreground?

Very good!

This problem has now been accepted into the development database,
FLME-65125 - Background exported sequence shows black frames for valid clip segments

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Thanks a lot Sinan for reaching out to our Support team and providing content helping us figure out the issue.

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A fix for this issue is coming very soon to a Flame near you! Thanks to @Sinan for helping us by opening a ticket with our Support team and providing content so they were able to reproduce the issue. We should all be more like Sinan :wink:

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Preach Christina Aguilera GIF

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