Rendus perdus lors de l'importation de séquences dans un nouveau projet premiere pro CC

Bonjour à tous, pouvez vous me dire pourquoi je perds les rendus lors de l'importation de séquences dans un nouveau projet premiere pro CC ?
Y at'il des réglages dans Premiere pro CC particuliers.
Merci à vous tous.

pour info: cross posting, ou l'on indique que c'est peut-être normal: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1345893

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hopefully a revolving name.
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