<p>I imported the video assets in a new Adobe Premiere project and it turns out that my video files are now having the length: <code>00:01:01</code>, which is unnatural, the modified date being the recent one (few minutes ago).</p>

<p>What I've done was to add the <em>Camera Label</em> and creat the multicamera sequence...</p>

<p>I am a bit worried that the original files were corrupted since I do not have a backup.</p>

<p>So far, the total folder size looks fine (<code>+600GB</code>), but I have no idea how to <em>reset</em> the video assets back to original length.</p>

<p>How can I solve this?</p>

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2019-08-01T10:04:41.257Z
Did the original clip change? Premiere doesn't alter source file.
Alisha G
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2019-08-01T11:20:06.023Z
Yes, it did... Most of the videos are now 1 minute in length...
Ionică Bizău
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2019-08-01T22:49:25.210Z
Can you post a listing of the folder.  More information on file sizes and types and any meta data about them that you can post would be helpful.
AJ Henderson
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Did Adobe Premiere modify the length of the original video files?
Ionică Bizău
# Did Adobe Premiere modify the length of the original video files?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-07-31)

I imported the video assets in a new Adobe Premiere project and it turns out that my video files are now having the length: `00:01:01`, which is unnatural, the modified date being the recent one (few minutes ago).

What I've done was to add the *Camera Label* and creat the multicamera sequence...

I am a bit worried that the original files were corrupted since I do not have a backup.

So far, the total folder size looks fine (`+600GB`), but I have no idea how to *reset* the video assets back to original length.

How can I solve this?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Did the original clip change? Premiere doesn't alter source file.  
> **username_0**: Yes, it did... Most of the videos are now 1 minute in length...  
> **username_2**: Can you post a listing of the folder.  More information on file sizes and types and any meta data about them that you can post would be helpful.  

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