I have had the very same thing happen.  One thing that fixed it for me was to 
reduce the size of the jpg file.  I was using them at the size they came right 
from the camera, and they were mucho megapixels.  When I brought the size down 
to about 1,024 x 820 pixels, they worked fine.

Hope this helps,

Jean
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: greenmyjeepis 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Friday, November 09, 2007 11:45 AM
  Subject: [AP] a disappearing trick, brought to you by premiere cs3...



  Hello Everyone!

  a friend of mine is having some difficulties with the latest version of
  Premiere, and tho we troubleshot, I feel that the solution to this
  problem is far beyond my knowledge.

  Here it is:

  On his timeline are various pics and video. When he was working on the
  project before (yesterday), there were no issues. Today, however, a
  couple of the jpeg images appear to be just black clips. While, this
  isn't true (we check the Adobe Bridge, and sure enough, they do really
  exist) we're not sure how to force Premiere to "see" them.

  Thanks for your help,

  Matt

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