I would love to have the option for Premiere tot automatically detect the longest silent part(s) in an interview clip. Sometimes in need set noise from an interview to hide cuts, or to add pauses in between quotes and I think this option would be really useful for finding those useful parts of the interview without speech, but with set noise. ... View more

Hi,   just a small improvement for the 'remove attributes'-option in Premiere. By default all attributes are selected when choosing this option. But I find myself often deselecting all those attributes except the one I need to remove. I can not imagine you need to remove all attributes (video AND sound) for a clip in one time (if so, wouldn't the option 'clear' be a better way.)   It already bothered me a bit, but not enough to complain about it. But at the moment I am working for an e-learning programme which has a lot of sequences and clips. Because I made a color correcting mistake I need to remove the Lumetri attributes of a lot of clips in a lot of sequences and replace it with an adjusted one. For every clip I first need to deselect all attributes every time until only Lumetri is selected. This way it takes a lot of time (and patience) to change everything. I think it could be more efficient.   Thanks, Itam. ... View more

I am working with a two screen setup and am happy with the modular way Premiere let's you arrange the different tool panels. However, it would be great if I can minimize my second screen panel window whenever I need to use the screen for when I quickly need to have a look at something in a different application (a script in word for example, or notes in notepad). There is only the option to close the panel, but that way I am losing my panel arrangement. ... View more

Hi there, I love frame.io. I use the website version a lot, but the Premiere plugin a little bit less because I think it is a bit inconvenient. The thing that I like about the website version is that the comments are right next to the video viewer, which makes it practical. You click on a comment and immediatly the video goes to that exact moment and you see everything in one time. In Premiere this is not the case. You either have the coice to see the video in viewable size with undeneath the video dots which refer to the comments that are placed. The disadvantage is that you don't know which comment is what, since you only see the content of the comment when you hoover the cursor above the dot. Or you have the choise to see a list of the comments (with content) but with the video as a small thumbnal (practically not usable because it is too small). I would like to have the choise to view the frame.io plugin the same as on the website. So with big size video and next to it the written comments. This way you can see everything all at once and in detail. I use the maximize window button a lot in Premiere, so when going through my frame.io comments I would maximize the frame.io plugin window (on my second screen) and basically use frame.io like the website and on my other screen I have my Adobe premiere timeline. This way I can keep my original two screen monitor workspace without having to switch to my browser every time to see the convenient website version of frame.io. I hope this makes sence. ... View more

The cool thing about Premiere is the ability to have all these different windows which you can adjust and place however yout want them. Especially using two screens, this ability is really useful.   I often work with scripts en documents during my editing. One thing I would like to see is to have a window where I can load a document (.txt, .doc, .pdf) in so I always have that in my Premiere environment. It would be really usefull to not switch between Premiere and software like Word, Acrobat Reader, or even Notepad, but just be able to read my scripts inside my Premiere environment. I hope this will be possible in hte future. ... View more