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othmanehendrix
othmanehendrix
Participant
April 18, 2026

"DELETE ALL PAUSES" NOT WORKING AFTER UPDATE (HELP)

  • April 18, 2026
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The “Delete All Pauses” feature in Adobe Premiere Pro is straight up broken for me now.

It used to work perfectly before, but now it doesn't after the update.

I set the pause length to 0.01sec but when I press Delete / Extract / Delete All, it removes some parts but leaves a lot of gaps behind

I’m doing the exact same thing I used to do before, but now it’s not WORKING!!!!

Feels like something changed after the update because this was not an issue at all before.

Is anyone else having this problem ? Can you please help me resolve it?

      3 replies

      jamieclarke
      Community Manager
      jamieclarkeCommunity Manager
      Community Manager
      April 20, 2026

      Hi ​@othmanehendrix -   Thanks for submitting your bug report. We need a few more details to try to help with the issue.  Please see, How to Report a Problem?

      Please follow up with Matt Christensen.

      mattchristensen1
      Community Manager
      mattchristensen1Community Manager
      Community Manager
      April 20, 2026

      ​@othmanehendrix could you share a screenshot of your sequence and transcript before you do a Delete action, and then after where there are still gaps, so I can better understand what you’re seeing?

      AndrewTheGreat
      AndrewTheGreat
      Known Participant
      April 19, 2026

      Hi. After this guy here I checked it and I’m having the same behavior.

      The problem is that in version 26.2 the silence removal found in the text panel aka “remove pauses”, started to work weird. It sees pauses where there aren’t any, it misses obvious pauses and offsets them.

      Note: I used an absolutely clean voiceover with no room noise and with a distinct speech. I checked it with several voiceovers and the picture was the same - omissions, wrong detections, offsets.  A new project or the current I was working with - no difference. Also there was no difference if the video was a VFR or CFR.

      It’s easy to reproduce with any voicover of yours.

      The guy in that Reddit topic says he switched back to Pr 26.0 and there’s no issue there. Adobe should investigate this, because silence removal is an essential tool for bloggers and podcast guys.

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