Good sleuthing using the History panel, Stan!    If this is the expected behavior now, I'm a bit surprised that they haven't informed users about the change. It used to be that the Position was remembered by the Local Style, me thinks. ... View more

Thanks, I normally create dedicated Watch Folders to avoid clutter. Making Media Encoder analyze footage in an existing footage folder results in heaps of .prin and .prmi files in my folders. I don't want any software to mess with my footage folders! Also, there's no way to stop the analysis once it's started. Only way I found is to delete the Watch Folder.   As for analysis of Premiere and AE projects, I'd expect Media Encoder to ask what bins inside them to analyze when you create the Watch Folder. I could make Search Bins in my Premiere projects named Search Me or Analyze, and let Medai Encoder scan only those. ... View more

This is great! I have a question or two about Watch Folders.  Will a watch folder require the media files to be dropped into it for transcription, or can we drag links/shortcuts to them there? We do not want to move our files from our carefully organized folde structure.  Do watch folders support .prproj files for transcription purposes, so we can drag a project file there? ... View more

The Synchronize feature has not changed. Make sure all the clips are on separate tracks, select them, right click, and you get this dialog.     The multicam option only works from a bin, not in the timeline. Here's a tutorial where I show the syncing of dual system sound. The procedure is the same for syncling multiple video sources.  ... View more

GPU acceleration can be turned off temporarily at launch. Press Shift while starting Premiere Pro, and you should see that option. ... View more

This is fantastic!  Huge time saver. I'll probably be using it more with keyframes than with whole layers.   Linear only is a bit of a limitation, though. What if we could drag vertically to introduce more "easing" to the staggering? We'd need a "dead zone" so we don't do it by accident, of course. ... View more

This discussion is a complete sidetrack. We don't need to discuss why or if one should do this. Please stop that, and focus on how this could be implemented. Professional translators, interpretors and subtitle writes do this all the time. It's what their profession is about. They're not parrots, repeating every word that is said. It's also what the Randi AI team have been developing this for: To get results more like what a pro would give you.   So it's not about "should we or should we not". It's about should we have to do it manually or not. All I'm asking is that we get help from AI to do what the professionals have been doing for decades.  If you don't like it, don't use it. If you think we shouldn't get this feature, then don't vote for it. If you have input about HOW this should be implemented, or how the UI would best be designed, etc. — then please let us know. ... View more

@Bretacious2   Captions are used EVERYWHERE these days. It's required (as in: illegal not to have them) for most big content providers.   For people with reading difficulties, shorter sentences (fewer words) makes it easier to follow the story. For hearing impaired, shorter sentences means they can focus more on the visuals, hence following the story better. For translation subtitles, too many words makes it hard to read, as you're also supposed to be watching the content. Same goes for quick SoMe stories and reels, fewer words makes it easier for everyone who turn audio off to follow the visual story.    In almost every case, fewer words means a clearer story. It's also better for storytellers. If I edit a piece, use a lot of time on color grading, nice graphis, etc. - then why would I like the audience to spend most of their time reading captions? It makes no sense. Short sentences makes for a better viewing experience. Of course, if it's a scientific presentation where you need absolute accuracy for citations etc. you would not use this feature. ... View more

It is changing the words. Shortening sentences and making them clearer. Repeated and unneccesary words are removed. It's like giving ChatGTP a 300 word document and asking it to make it 200 words. ... View more

Just out of curiosity: Were the proxies named exactly the same as the originals? I see some people do this when making proxies in third-party apps. If you make proxies in Premiere Pro, they get _proxy added to the file name. This prevents confusion when relinking etc. I've seen people link to the proxies when Premiere Pro asks for a file – and that creates some strange problems. It's possible to have the proxies linked as both originals and proxies, but only until you close the project. When you reopen it, Premiere Pro will ask for the file again. You're stuck in a loop until you link to the correct files. Not sure if that's relevant in your case, though  ... View more

Unfortunately, it's not possible to hide tracks in Premiere Pro. If you can write (or find) a feature request for this, I'd vote for it. A far from perfect workaround is to create Track Height Presets where the unneeded tracks are at minimum height, while the tracks you need are at normal height. Bind this to a shortcut with just one key, and you can activate it with the push of a button (key). Another workflow would be to cut with few tracks, and then add the other tracks at the end, using Match Frame. It's a bit labor intensive, but can be done fairly quickly. I'm sure it could be done with a script too. ... View more

I passionately hate the new behavior.  Default Scrolling behavior should be Global Zoom. The old "Zoom around mouse pointer" behavior was working against me when drawing masks. Global Zoom would be what most people expect. At least that's what people think when I'm doing training. Press and hold a modifier key to zoom around the pointer. I don't really care which one, but why not use the same one as AE?   After Effects got this right. No need to reinvent the wheel. Use the same default behaviors as AE, and feel free to add other behaviors with other modifier keys. Just don't mess with the defaults.  Love the new Zoom to Fit commands, though!  ... View more

When you say it works in AE with no issues – do you mean it works when you put the comp into another comp and change the Essential Properties? Or do you mean it works if you Alt-drag a new image to change it?   Premiere Pro should behave like the nested comp in AE does, when you change Essential Properties there. What kind of expression do you use to move the Anchor Point? Something like this? [0, 0]   A workaround could be to have a guide layer that can be used to move the image into place. Then have a check-box to turn it off. Not ideal, but it would work. ... View more

For some reason, many of these keyboard shortcuts are not enabled for Norwegian keyboards (I'm on Windows). I did create my own for Fit in Program Monitor, and it works as expected. ... View more

Are you transcribing a sequence or source clips? Sounds like you're transcribing a sequence. You should transcribe the source clips.  ... View more

I think it's new, so it hasn't not worked before. I hasn't existed until now, AFAIK. ... View more

I'm aware of the other Fit commands, but they require the Monitor panel to be active. My hope is that hte new one, being under Application, will work whatever panel is active.   I wish we had the same functionality for Bypass Lumetri Color. I hate that the panel must be active for that one to work. Too many clicks! ... View more

That's a lot of clicking to acheive a simple transition. Wouldn't it be faster and easier to just make subclips and drag them to two placeholders in the MOGRT? ... View more

I have never added essential properties from a subcomp to trhe Essential Graphics panel this way. I've always added them from the subcomp directly, which works as expected. I have not had any issues with this. ... View more