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When i click on the export panel and click on the ‘location’ link, premiere does not respond (i hear the windows chime) and i cannot escape, click on anything or close. i have to end task premiere. this only happens randomly so not every time.  

ESTE É O MEU SISTEMA:GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER 12 GBCPU: 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9 - 13900KFRAM: 128 GBE o sistem está travando simplesmente a cada 10 minutos me impedindo de continuar a editar o meu projeto. Eu tenho que fechar e reiniciar o mesmo o tempo todo. Comecei a trabalhar hoje às 8h e até agora eu contei 23 vezes em que tive que fazer isso. ESTÁ UMA MERDA TRABALHAR ASSIM. Resolvam isso, rápido.

i am not able to select nad mask my subject but yesterday i used it and it was happening  

I had an issue with Premiere not sending the projects to Encoder, then I noticed they both have a new update so unfortunately I updated them. Since then I am can't start either of them getting the error 0Xc0000142 message. Other adobe applications such as After Effects, Audition and Photoshop are still working fine. I have tried the following fixes depending on what I found on the internet: * Uninstall and reinstall the applications. * Turn off / Unplug my second monitor. (tried with both monitors). * Made sure windows is up to date. * Reverted to an older version of windows. * Disable all windows startup programs. * Turn off windows defender / enable premiere and adobe CC through it.   My PC is strong enough for the CC applications, and I never had any issue with them while they are running, but I am noticing that everytime there is an update I am facing a new issue right afterwards.   Any idea what I can do? I was working on a project I need to export ASAP!

In Premiere Pro 2025 (25.6), when selecting multiple effects in the Effect Controls panel using Ctrl-click and copying them to another clip, the order in which the effects are selected determines their order after pasting.Selecting effects from top to bottom and copy pasting them preserves the original effect hierarchy. However, in Premiere Pro 2026 (26.5), this behavior appears to have been reversed.Selecting the effects from top to bottom and copying. (Premiere Pro 2025)The order of effects after paste to another clip. (Premiere Pro 2025)The behaviour in 2025 the first selected effect being at the top and being the first applied effect after pasting just makes sense. If user wants the opposite order, they can just start selecting from bottom to top and copy paste that into another clip as displayed.Selecting effects from bottom to top and copying. (Premiere Pro 2025)And result after pasting. Effects are in the reverse order cause we started selecting from the bottom before copying. (

Having applied an object mask or rectangular mask (it may happen with the other elipse and pen masks) to a 4K video clip, and applying Lumetri exposure adjustments, and exporting to a 1080i ProRes 422 file gives glitchy effects.

Note on how this report was compiled: This report was written by Claude (Anthropic's AI assistant) after an extended, iterative troubleshooting session conducted directly with the affected user over two days. Claude proposed and walked the user through the large majority of the diagnostic steps and hypotheses listed below — including the many that turned out to be dead ends — reviewed the Task Manager, MediaInfo, and CrystalDiskMark evidence the user captured at each step, and drafted this write-up based on that full process. The user also crowd-sourced several additional testing ideas from a Reddit thread, which are folded into the "Ruled Out" section with credit implied to that community input. The conclusions below represent the most-supported working theory given everything tested, not a confirmed root cause from Adobe's internal code — only Adobe engineers can confirm the actual mechanism.SummaryWhile editing a large "rough cut" timeline (multiple hours of source footage cut down

Previously, the Effects workspace placed the Effects panel on the right hand side of the screen. As of a couple of versions now, the Effects workspace is almost(?) exactly the same as the Color panel, with Effects in the same panel group as Project.Please revert the Effects workspace to its original setup.

I've encountered a rendering/preview issue that appears to affect certain resolution elements when the Program Monitor playback and paused resolution are set to 1/4. (or the lowest possible resolution)When scaling a PNG above 100 the preview becomes inaccurate compared to how it appears at Full resolution. As the scale increases (around 130% or higher), the image begins to behave as if Uniform Scale is disabled, appearing visibly stretched.The issue becomes significantly worse when Film Impact effects are applied. the image's position is also shifted incorrectly.At 1/4 paused resolution & Edge Glow effect applied. (Ex-Film Impact effect) Steps to ReproduceImport the attached PNG (or the provided sample project/assets). Place the PNG on a sequence. Increase its Scale above 100%. Set both Playback Resolution and Paused Resolution to 1/4. Compare the image to how it appears when the Program Monitor is set back to Full resolution.Additional TestsTest 1 - No EffectsScale the PNG above 1

noticed issues with gaps & inconsistent thickness in the selected panel border on premiere 26.5.1 

Issue:Premiere Pro fails to render/export certain sections of my project and produces an Accelerated Renderer Error. The error specifically identifies AE.AE_Impact_Text_Animator / Text Animator of type AEVideoFilter.Error:Error compiling movieAccelerated Renderer Error — Unable to produce frameRendering effect: AE.AE_Impact_Text_AnimatorComponent: Text Animator of type AEVideoFilterError code: -1609629690What happens:The error occurs at different points in the timeline where this text animation is used. For example, it occurred around 00:03:50 in one instance and around 00:08:17 in another. The project can take an extremely long time to render/export, and these errors prevent the render from completing.Expected result:Premiere Pro should render the text animation normally and complete the export without an Accelerated Renderer Error.System:Windows 11NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060AMD Ryzen 7 5700X32 GB RAMNVIDIA Studio driver

All 3rd party plugins including Artlist and Film Impact are not available in the latest Premiere updates (26.5 and 26.5.1). I have had to go back and reinstall 26.3.2 to regain access to them.

Hi, I know that the title implies I should post it on BorisFX forums (which I also did), but I’d post here too since Adobe should cooperate with BorisFX in order to solve their common problem.The problem lies in insane performance drop when BorisFX plugins are used in Premiere Pro. Here’s a screenshot of a single BCC Film Glow:Just one property is animated with 3 keyframes, and the timeline shows this already:In a FHD sequence with a 8-bit 420 4K clip in h264. I can assure you that the long-gop here is not the problem. I have a 14700K-RTX-4080-64Gb PC which plays back 9 physical copies of this staff with no frame drops but a single BorisFX effect nails my system down. And it happens with any BFX effect. I have no problems with any other third-party plugins, Film Impact here can even be used in batches and no playback issues at all. But BFX are just the worst performers, any of them.And I checked the same BFX plugins in Davinci and magically there are no issues there. All the BorisFX ef

This is an audio track I got from a COMICA VM 4:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ip5GbQhmFU2g8P0M6aGdHADh7kVFeGUQ/view?usp=sharingThis is how Premiere treats it:This is how Davinci Resolve treats it: It’s an 32-bit audio so I should totally get all the data despite it was clipped, but Premiere treats this file as a 16 or even 8-bit audio, clipping off all the data. This is one thing. The other - if you play it back in Premiere you won’t hear a thing. Davinci, any media player plays it back alright.Win 11 26h1, Pr 26.2.2, all drivers up to date.  

I’m running Premiere Pro 26.5.0 on a 2025 Mac Studio running projects from an external Thunderbolt 3 OWC Raid 0. my soundcard is an UAD Apollo x8 Gen 2.Since upgrading to this version of Premiere, I’ve found it quite randomly unstable, particularly with this issue.  My current example is just working from a sequence with only 24bit wave file clips that I’m playing through for language translation purposes. There’s no editing involved here just playback. At a certain point the wheel of death spontaneously appeared and the whole sequence in the timeline now cannot be played at all either as a source or program timeline. In fact, as I try to isolate the issue now  Premiere pro itself will not playback any clips at all and the whole program intermittently freezes. A program close and re-open will not fix the issue so I have to restart

I was using the latest version, 26.2.2. Everything was mostly fine, but whenever I need to click into a drop-down menu, it freezes up. Sometimes it will do the action I attempt to make, but sometimes it won't. This also happened when attempting to crop a video in the Properties tab. The Effect Controls seem to work fine. It will sometimes take multiple minutes for it to unfreeze. I reverted back to 26.0.2, and now it’s working great.

Hi,I have a number of sequnces, each a rushes roll. I want to export to a small H.264 file with burned-in timecode. I have added the Metadata and Timecode burn-in Effect (I only need timecode) and it works fine prividing the sequence is playing or is scrubbed through. But when the sequence is paused, it disappears. If I export it also doesn't feature on the exported file, even after rendering.. I have used this feature many times in the past but doesn't seem to work now with Premiere Pro 2024   24.1.0 Any ideas?Thanks,Steve

in the most recent september update of premiere (not beta), the VST effect Waves Clarity is not rendering in the final file.I hear it working when editing, but on the rendered export the noise in the audio is not removed.Rendering in Media Encoder DOES use the vst effect correct BUT media encoder does not burn in the subtitles…  that is another bug… 😬  

During playback, the Program Monitor plays normally, but the Timeline UI freezes.While the sequence is playing:- The playhead in the timeline does not move- The timeline does not scroll- Clicking clips or the timeline has no immediate response- Inputs seem to be queued and are only applied after playback is stoppedIf I press the tilde (~) key to make the timeline fullscreen, the issue disappears and the timeline updates correctly in real time.The problem only occurs when the timeline panel is docked.1. Open Premiere Pro 25.x2. Open any project (including a new empty project)3. Use the default docked timeline layout4. Press Spacebar to start playback5. Observe that the Program Monitor plays normally, but the timeline UI freezes6. Stop playback – the playhead suddenly updates and queued inputs apply7. Press tilde (~) to fullscreen the timeline – the issue no longer occurs- The timeline previously worked normally in the same environment- The issue started suddenly without any Premiere Pro

Premiere Pro v26.3Apple M4 ProMacOS TahoeBBC corporate environment - This requires a fix before BBC can move en masse from v25 to v26.Legacy AE-authored MOGRTs that have worked for years on both Windows and macOS are rendering incorrectly in Premiere Pro 26.3 on macOS. The same MOGRTs continue to work correctly on Windows. This has been tested across several Macs and the same issue is found on all of them. If the generated .aegraphic is revealed in Finder and imported directly into Premiere, the graphic renders correctly (but of course the fields are not editable). MOGRT should render identically to the underlying .aegraphic but does not.MOGRT displays incorrect imagery. One template displays colour bars where background imagery should appear. Another template displays a solid colour matching a Fill-effect colour elsewhere in the composition (see screenshot below).Tested and ruled out:- Background MOV asset- File path length- Filename length- MOGRT export method (Library and local)- Lu

premier crashes when i try to import some videos, i also cant clear my cache cuz it also crashes  

IssueSome phone-recorded video clips in an edited sequence became completely black while their audio continued to play normally. The timeline had worked normally for several hours. The problem appeared after saving the project, closing Premiere, and reopening it.This was not damaged media or a simple decoding failure. The original MOV files decoded successfully from beginning to end and displayed correctly in Premiere's Source Monitor. Inspection of the saved .prproj data showed invalid source InPoint/OutPoint values on affected video clip objects.Environment- Adobe Premiere Pro 26.3.0- macOS 26.5.2 (Build 25F84)- Phone-recorded QuickTime MOV media- HEVC Main 10, 3840 x 2160, 10-bit 4:2:0- HLG / BT.2020 (arib-std-b67, bt2020nc)- Nominal frame rate: 23.976 fps; measured average frame rates varied slightly between filesSteps that led to the issue1. Import multiple long phone-recorded MOV files into a Premiere project.2. Use portions of those files repeatedly across an approximately 43-mi

Duplicate frame markers are either not working or working very inconsistently on latest update (they’ve never really worked in Premiere. They worked in Final Cut Pro 7… like 20 years ago. Get it together).[Moved to Adobe Premiere by a moderator］

This is a really annoying issue taht seems to only be happening in this new version. I have always used the extract function to quickly chop out unwanted sections in a timeline but in this version of Premiere, the extract function behaves incorrectly and disregards the selected in and out points for extraction. This for example is a section i want to extract. This is the resulting extraction. There is a space left in the video and audio tracks that is not even consistent as it should be and always was in previous versions. I now have to manually cut with the razor tool and then hit ripple delete to close the gap. More steps than I should need to do. This issue is also happening with the lift function where the audio and video tracks. Is there something that has changed in this version that is causing this? 

Exports run as normal with Max Render Quality selected, but it has no decernable affect on quality of output. Primary use case is exporting UHD sequences at HD. The sequences contain some assets that are upscaled in motion settings on the timeline and then subsequently downscaled as part of the export. Previously using Max Render Quality has functioned similar to AE's continous rasterization and subsequently exports of upscaled-then-downscaled source material show no quality loss compared with the original source file. However, in the current version there is a noticable quality drop as if Max Render Quality has not been checked.   Premiere Pro Version 23.5.0 (Build 56) Media Encoder Version 23.5.0 (Build 51)   MacOS Monterey Version 12.4 Mac Pro (2019)Processor 3.2 GHz 16-Core Intel Xeon WMemory 192 GB 2933 MHz DDR4Startup Disk Macintosh HDGraphics AMD Radeon Pro Vega Il 32 GB