Hi @paige.corkery:   After choosing File > Export > Render Video..., are you getting the Render Video dialog box? If so, try changing the format pop-up menu from Adobe Media Encoder to Photoshop Image Sequence.     Be sure to use Select Folder... to choose a folder just for the resulting image sequence.  You'll want the rendered frames to be by themselves and not mixed in with other files. Your Photoshop document is 3,000-by-3,000 pixels and image sequences tend be more forgiving when using a non-standard video frame size.   Assuming that works as expected, you could use Premiere Pro or After Effects to convert the image sequence to a video file. Another option (and this is going to take a good amount of patience), is to go through each frame and use File > Export as PNG.  Then assemble the resulting PNG files with their corresponding durations in Premiere Pro or After Effects. If you are still having trouble and are able to share the file, I'm happy to try to export it for you on one of my Macs.       - Warren     ... View more

Perforance improvements are always welcome.  Thank you. ... View more

Hello @Antonio Tarrell: Text-based editing, which includes transcription, has been available for a while now. Premiere Pro User Guide > Editing > Text-Based Editing | FAQs You have a lot of interesting ideas for additional functionality.  You can use this survey to share your feedback and ideas.  I don't think that the survey has been updated since text-based editing was first in public beta, so some of the questions may feel a little like it's not in the release verion yet.  I'd answer all the questions anyway, but you may want to focus on the last question, "What else would you like us to know?" Text-to-Video features have been previewed for Premiere Pro, but have yet to be available directly in Premiere Pro.  For text-to-video, you may be interested in joining the wait list for when Adobe Firefly Video becomes available.  You can read more about that here:  Bringing genreative AI to video with Adobe Firely Video Model. You may also be intersted in Generative Extend that's currently available in the public beta version of Premiere Pro (Premiere Pro User Guide > Beta Features > Generative Extend FAQs).  The beta can be installed along side the current release. FrameIO integration with transcripts would be great, by the way.     - Warren ... View more

@Corey35286577mf8d  Thank you for sharing what resolved your issue. ... View more

Would it be correct to say that the feature request is "Selection goes to In"? ... View more

@Avatar55977840    If using a standard Apple keyboard, fn + left arrow is Home.     Shift + I (Go to In) should work for what you would like to do. ... View more

This will be much easier with a lens flare effect that supports what is called "an occlusion layer".   You could use the trial version of Sapphire Lens Flare to see how this works.    https://borisfx.com/documentation/sapphire/ae/lensflare/ ... View more

That version of After Effects is not compatible with that hardware and software combination.  You'll need to run After Effects 24.x or 25.x.   ... View more

Are you able to post a screen recording?   Or, could you explain your exact steps?   Also, are you working with still images?   ... View more

@Dion34708647p3mw  If your project is complex, it would no hurt to try migrating it to a Production. Based on where you are at with your troubleshooting, I would proceed with a clean install. If you're already using Time Machine, I would allow it to run for one more incremental backup.  If not, I'd take the time to set it up and let it do one complete backup. Then, start with a clean instsall of macOS - including a reformat of the Macintosh HD.  If project files or source footage is on your Macintosh HD, restore just the Documents from the Time Machine backup.  Hopefully, though, those files are all on external storage.   Follow that with installing Creative Cloud Desktop and just Premiere Pro and Medie Encoder, but nothing else.  I'd include both Premiere Pro 24.x and 25.x.  Try opening a 25.x project and see what heppans.  (It might not hurt to take the extra step of openign a new, empty project and then importing an existing project into it).   Dismiss any notifications about missing effects or third-party extenstions and addons.  If somehow 25.x does not behave as expected at this point, try a new project in Premiere Pro 24.x from scratch.  For both 25.x and 24.x try to start with something that does not use Insta360 footage (hopefully, that's possible).  Assuming that goes well, add the Insta360 drivers back.  If that does well, add RSMP Pro.  There have been several forum posts about issues with AEJuice.  Before re-installing that, check with the publisher about which version is rcommnded for use with 2025 (25.1.0 Build 73). While doing this troubleshooting, keep Time Machine disabled so that you can do a complete restore from before you started the clean install process should you decide to revert to that.  Assuming you're able to get back to things working as expected, restore just your Documents and configure Time Machine to backup as usual.         ... View more

@vincentb73306414    The MP4 files do not need to be "erased" (deleted) from the project.  They can remain exactly as they are being used in each Composition.   While After Effects is closed, transcode the MP4 files to ProRes 422 LT or ProRes 422 HQ matching the settings of the MP4 files (frame size, frame rate, scan method).  RGB with alpha is not necessary when replacing MP4.  If there is limited storage space and the MP4 is low bitrate (35MBPs or lower), ProRes 422 Proxy is fine.   Before opening the After Effects project, take the MP4 files offline.  If the resulting ProRes transcodes have been checked thoroughly, it is okay to delete the MP4 files. In the Project panel, use File > Replace Footage > File to replace the missing MP4 source footage with the corresponding ProRes footage.  Then continue working in After Effects.       ... View more

You could examine the fx badge on the Clip Boundary for each segment for differences. If uncertain, you could duplicate the A segment or B segment to a higher Video Track, disable it, and then extend the segment on the lower Video Track.  To further check it, you could mark an In before where the Through Edit was and an Out after and do a Play In to Out with Loop enabled and then select the front segment and use Command/Control Shift E to enable and disable it while it loops.  Any differences, if present, should be obvious. ... View more

Would it be correct to say that you would like to be able to start a Marquee Selection while hovering over a Clip Boundary rather than a Gap?     ... View more

A quick note about LinkedIn Learning for US residents:  Your local public library likely provides full access to LinkedIn Learning including the lesson files at no charge.  For example, I visit the e-madia page for the Los Angeles Public Library and then use that link to log into LinkedIn Learning with my libary card. ... View more

Try pre-composing the bending part of the animation with no rotation in a nested Comp and then applying the rotation in the containing Comp. Grow Bounds usually needs to be applied first or at least before an effect that needs the additional bounds.  Try dragging it to the top of the effects stack in the Effect Controls or in the Timeline so that it's the first effect.  Another approach to increasing the bounds of a source footage item is to pre-compose it in its own Composition with larger dimensions.  Then use that Comp in other Comps. ... View more

It sounds like you would benefit from booking a one-on-one training session with an Adobe authorized training center.   ... View more

I'm not able to reproduce it with the default shortcuts with Premiere Pro 2024 or 2025 under macOS or Windows.  Placing markers, opening Edit Marker, and going to the next or previous marker work as expected. Two of the systems are Mac based, one is an HP zBook Studio. ... View more

Try...   alt + fn + down arrow to nudge the selected Layer one frame to the right alt + fn + shift + down arrow to nudge the selected Layer ten frames to the right alt + fn + up arrow to nudge the selected Layer one frame to the left alt + fn + shift + up arrow to nudge the selected Layer ten frames to the left           ... View more

Sounds like something is conflicting with Premiere Pro, but difficult to say exactly what.  I would include running Apple Diagnostics in your troubleshooting as well as anything that is running outside of Premiere (in the foreground or background).   Also, is any storage media other than the Macintosh HD connected?   One note, when running the Apple Silicon version of Premiere Pro the Mercury Playback Engine cannot be disabled under File > Project Settings > General > Video Rendering and Playback.    ... View more

Sounds like pressing the M key on your keyboard is registering as M bring pressed twice rafter than once.    Do to have another keyboard that to can try as part of the troubleshooting process? ... View more

If you're new to After Effects, it could be very challenging to learn how Re:Flex uses Mask paths to guide the morph.  If you have a good working knowledge of Layers, Effects, and Masks (I'd say intermediate level), you can be a Re:Flex morphing master in about two hours of training videos.  ... View more

How old are the .prproj files? What happens if you open a new, empty project and then use File > Import to import VAP.prproj?     ... View more

Nest the PAR 1.5 Sequence into a PAR 1.0 Sequence to export stills from the containing Sequence.   Or,   Start a new, PAR 1.0 document in Photoshop and use File> Place Embedded, save the resulting PSD, and File > Export to save a corrected still..  You can place multiple PAR 1.5 stills in the same PSD file and then use File > Export > Layers to Files.  An alternative approach is to open the PAR 1.5 files directly and resave after changing the PAR to 1.0 and adjusting the Image Size.    If you have already exported several stills that are squeezed, any image editing application that allows you to change just the width of the image to 150% and then save should work to show the picture with the 16x9 display aspect ratio.       ... View more