Adobe Premiere

Hi there,I have this issue that started out of the blue..When i open my Audio file in Project and play it in Source, audio is normal, but when i drag it to the timeline, its turnes way UP, peaking constantly. I have no effects on it or anything...I even tried opening the file in Audition, there is normal...I even lowered a bit, did some denosing etc, and when i save it and play it back in premiere, its peaking again, its like somehow Premiere adds +40 gain to it or similar, its constantly peaked at max...Did anyone have similar issue or know why is this happening? It started in the middle of a project i have been working on for a while, didn't change anything in the process.Best,Srdjan S.

for some reason, I can't hear any audio I place on track 3.  I can see the waves in the wave form, I can see the meters ...  every other track is fine.  If I move the audio for track 3 to any other track, I can hear it fine.  It has something to do with that track and I can't figure out what I've set wrong.  I've quit and restarted Premiere... I've quit and restarted the MAC.  I've listened to other sequences, and they all play track 3 fine.  It's only this sequence, it's only track 3...  I would attach a photo of my screen, but I don't think I can attach a file here?Thanks all! chris

I am trying to import .mp4 files from my DJI Matrice 4T but none of the files are able to be imported into premiere. I belive they are recorded in HEVC 265, but that has not been an issue before when using Mavic 2 & 3, I haven't had any problems with HEVC 265 before atleast Any one else seen this?  

CRITICAL Memory Leak: Premiere Pro v26.0 on macOS 26 (Tahoe) - 89GB+ VM_ALLOCATE Exhaustion Summary: I am reporting a severe memory leak in Adobe Premiere Pro 2026 (v26.0.0.72) running on macOS 26.2 (Tahoe). The application progressively consumes all available physical RAM and exhausts swap space until the system becomes unresponsive or forces a hard crash.This is not a standard "high usage" scenario. System logs confirm that Premiere is allocating untagged virtual memory without releasing it, forcing a SIGKILL or manual termination.System Specifications: Hardware: Mac mini (M4 Pro) Memory: 48 GB Unified Memory OS: macOS 26.2 (Build 25C56) Premiere Pro Version: 26.0.0 (Build 72) The Issue: While performing standard editing tasks (proxy workflow, no heavy VFX), Premiere Pro's memory footprint expands uncontrollably. In my most recent crash, the application reached 89.14 GB of memory usage on a 48GB machine, forcing the macOS kernel to create an 80 GB Swap file. Technical Analysis

Workspace options i set to appear set to be hidden does not save. Even if you delete the workspaces you'd like to appear in the bar, when you reopen the program, the bar reverts to the default workspace customization of everything included

In Premere Pro 2025 the action "Scale to Frame Size" is not working properly.  I have this set to the keyboard shortcut 'control+Q'.  When I press the keyboard shortcut, control+Q, the footage will scale to frame size as long as I'm holding it down, but when I release control+Q the footage will go back to it's previous size in the timeline.   In Premeire Pro 2024 all I had to do was hit control+Q and it would scale to frame size and keep it that way.

In January, I started editing a project on a 2017 iMac, 2TB internal HDD with about 130GB free, using Premiere Pro v25.6 and proxies. It had to be sent serviced at an official Apple Store, for an internal cleanup as the fan started making a noise. Chose to upgrade the internal drive from a 2TB HDD to 2TB SSD, details of which I have shared in screenshots below.Meanwhile, I resumed my edit on a rented Macbook Air M1, 2020 (8GB). Mid-project Premiere Pro auto-upgraded from v25.6 to v26 and I continued editing till 2 days ago. The rental period lapsed and I had to return the Macbook Air and resume working on the serviced and upgarded iMac.The first problem I encountered was that the iMac isn’t compatible with Adobe app v26 so I installed v25.6, which didn’t allow me to open my project files as it was created in a newer version. I first used https://downgrader.elements.tv/ to downgrade the project, but v25.6 couldn’t open that file saying the file may be damaged. After following some instr

 I'm having a problem with the audio in my clips; it sounds like a vinyl record on a radio… I've attached an exported file so you can listen to it... it's like a static in the audio that's annoying.

As you can see the mixer window is missing lots of details.  This started with my upgrade to 26.0 

I’m trying to export a vid in Premier with on/off subtitles.I can burn the captions directly onto the video and can export with a sidecar file, but I can’t work out how to export the video so they can be turned on/off in viewers such as QuickTime.The only options in the export/captions dropdown are Burn Captions into Video or Create Sidecar file.

I am trying to blur faces in a video, i did this 4 months ago and it was much different because of this new update. I have the mask on and then I press auto track and watch it and then stop it when the mask goes off and readjust the mask to the face and track forward by one frame until it realigns and then press auto track again and repeat until the clip is done. I then go back to rewatch the clip and the mask at the beginning of the video is completely off. I have searched everywhere for why this is not working when I did this 4 months ago and this was working fine. 

Hello, I have a question regarding Adobe Premiere 2026. Is it still possible to use the 'old' masking method?I am very comfortable using the technique of setting a keyframe on the first frame and another on the last frame, allowing the mask to interpolate (move) automatically between them without using the 'Track Mask' feature. On my system, the automated tracking process is very slow, so I rely heavily on this manual first-and-last frame method.However, in the new Premiere Pro 2026, I am finding it very difficult to do this. I’ve even encountered a bug: when I use the Path tool to manually create a mask on the first frame and then move to the last frame to adjust it, the mask doesn't respond correctly. I cannot move the mask points directly in the Program Monitor; instead, I am forced to manually adjust the numerical values in the Effect Controls panel to get any movement. I’ve already tried anything solutions in this website, google, and AI, but none can’t fixed this.Please look into

In January, I started editing a project on a 2017 iMac, 2TB internal HDD with about 130GB free, using Premiere Pro v25.6 and proxies. It had to be sent serviced at an official Apple Store, for an internal cleanup as the fan started making a noise. Chose to upgrade the internal drive from a 2TB HDD to 2TB SSD, details of which I have shared in screenshots below.Meanwhile, I resumed my edit on a rented Macbook Air M1, 2020 (8GB). Mid-project Premiere Pro auto-upgraded from v25.6 to v26 and I continued editing till 2 days ago. The rental period lapsed and I had to return the Macbook Air and resume working on the serviced and upgarded iMac.The first problem I encountered was that the iMac isn’t compatible with Adobe app v26 so I installed v25.6, which didn’t allow me to open my project files as it was created in a newer version. I first used https://downgrader.elements.tv/ to downgrade the project, but v25.6 couldn’t open that file saying the file may be damaged. After following some instr

We are testing the B60 Pro GPUs in Premiere and the timeline playback is terrible. Can’t even playback ¼ res. Even if you render the timeline it still drops frames. The same machine has a 3090 in and that plays back fine. CPU 5950X, 128GB RAM, rtx3090 and Intel ARC B60 Pro. Using the PRO Intel Drivers all latest windows and driver updates. Premiere 2026.

I have a problem with undo and redo commands since I've updated to Premiere Pro 25.00. Whenever I use CMD+Z to undo a step at first nothing happens. But when I use it a second time it does undo as it should. So I always have to double-hit CMD+Z whenever I have to undo a step.   The second problem is that the "redo" command doesn't work. It's also greyed in the "Edit" menu. I realized that when I hit CMD+Z once (and it doesn't work) the "redo" isn't grayed and it's available. But when I hit CMD+Z a second time to undo a step because the first time nothing happened the "redo" becomes grayed.   So basically every time I have to undo a step I must hit the "undo" command twice and I can never redo a step because of that bug. Does anyone have an idea how to fix this? 

I am creating a stop motion video using Premiere Pro, when exporting my clip the end shows black. How do I get rid of the black ending? I want my clip to end on the last frame/photo.

Premiere Pro 2026 Ver 26.0.0 (Build 72) couldn't not pan (with hand tool) in program window when zoom in no matter how. Tried with new project also the same issue. The panning just work fine in ver. 25.x.x.

To the Adobe Product Team,​As a loyal Creative Cloud subscriber with a background in Photoshop, I am writing to share my feedback regarding the user experience in your video editing software, specifically Premiere Pro and After Effects.​In today's content landscape, speed is just as valuable as quality. While I appreciate Adobe's integration of AI features, I feel there is a significant gap when it comes to simplifying basic, repetitive tasks. As the industry leader, the expectation is that your tools should set the standard for efficiency. However, the current workflow often feels unnecessarily complex compared to emerging competitors.​I would like to highlight a few specific pain points:​Workflow Inefficiency: Why do simple tasks—such as auto-generating captions or removing silence/dead air—still require manual effort or third-party plugins? These features should be native, intuitive, and seamless.​Complexity vs. Speed: While professionals need granular control, there is a distinct l