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When asking a question on the Premiere Pro user-to-user forums, you can make it easier for folks to help you by proactively providing the answers to the following questions:    What version of Premiere Pro? Include the minor version number (e.g., Premiere Pro 2025 (Version 25.6.3).  Have you installed the recent updates? (If not, you should. They fix a lot of problems.)  What operating system? This should include specific minor version numbers, such as "Mac OSX v26.0" - not just "Mac".  What kind(s) of source footage? When discussing your source footage, please specify the codecs, not just the container types. For example, "H.264 in a .mov container," not just "QuickTime".  If you are getting any error message(s), what is the full text of the error message(s)?  What were you doing when the problem occurred?  Has the same media with this computer system ever worked before?  Did you update your project from one major version of Premiere Pro to the next, and then saw problems in th

You can customize your community profile by clicking your profile avatar and Editing Your Community profile. Your profile picture and screen name will appear on the content you publish and in your private messages.   You can update your profile picture. You can pick a new custom screen name or have the system auto-generate a new screen name for you. The information you enter in the signature section will appear in your posts. Using the toggles, you can choose to display your online status and to make recent activity on your profile public.   Information under the section “Add more to your profile” can be edited and will be made public only when you enable the toggle “Show all information on Community Profile.” This is your public profile information from Adobe products and services such as Behance and Lightroom. Updating this information will propagate everywhere.    Enter or edit your First Name an

Adobe Premiere Pro v23.2 has a new auto detect, interpretation and time line tone mapping workflow for log space video clips. We support Sony S-Log, Panasonic V-Log, and Canon Log video, as well as iPhone HLG and other HLG/ PQ video.   The following video shows how to enable and work with this new workflow.  

New in Premiere Pro, timeline tone mapping for iPhone HDR clips placed in Rec 709 Sequences. The following video shows how to use the new time line tone mapper, along with existing color tools, to work with HDR and native Rec 709 footage in the same time line without using LUTs or clipping or crushing image data.