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Hi, I wanted to ask about something. I created my own MOGRT file in After Effects where I'd like to be able to replace media within the template. However, when I import it into Premiere, the option doesn't show up at all in the Properties panel (see photo). In After Effects, I tried dragging both a standalone PNG and a precomposition into the Essential Graphics panel — neither worked. Am I doing something wrong in After Effects, or is this a bug in Premiere? If I use a MOGRT file from someone else, it works fine — just mine doesn't. Thanks for any response.

Hi, Here’s whats happening:I create a MOGRT in After Effects, where I use Lumetri Color on adjustment layer and adjust settings like Temp/Exposure/Contrast/etc. After exporting and importing this MOGRT in Premiere Pro 2026, these adjustments doesn’t show up. However, in Premiere 2025 - it works perfectly. I tried many different things, but PR 2026 doesn’t seem to recognize Lumetri Color in MOGRT’s at all, but PR 2025 works fine with it. What has changed in 2026 that this stopped working? Any feedback would be appreciated!

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I remember in the recent years when I drag-n-dropped a file or a folder into the same folder or subfolder in Premiere, if the folder name or the file name matched Premiere did not duplicate them but added the new files that missed. It was very convenient to update growing folders - when you are sent additional videos for the air and you don’t have to think where to import them to, you just drop them into the same folder the other similar vids are in and update the folder structure by simply dragging it on itself in the Project bin in Premiere thus getting the old files with the new, added ones.It does not work anymore. Why? Was it broken? Now when you drop a file or a folder you get duplicates of everything even though the names match exactly:  Can you guys fix it already, please. 

As far as I know, this is a fairly old problem that has not  been solved yet. I have re-read all the forums, reviewed dozens of videos on YouTube, but I am not even one step closer to solving or at least understanding the problem.   The system configuration:Windows 10/11 AMD Ryzen 5600x AMD Radeon 6650xt   It is noteworthy that prores raw managed to run on the same system with a twelve-year-old graphic card AMD Radeon HD7950. RAW 5.8k was added to the Timeline and worked perfectly

Hello, This seems to be a consistent issue with most windows users and no solution has been found from what i have seen. I'm hoping adobe sees this and releases some kind of decoder or fix for this. Everytime i try to import prores raw footage into premiere, media encoder and after effects I get the same error code. "cannot be decoded"SYSTEMCPU: I9 13980HXRAM: 32 gbGPU: nvidia 4070 Windows 11 I have triple checked settings in premiere, updated drivers and tried using older ones, downloaded the apple decoder, turned off integrated graphics in device manager. I ve tried all the things but nothing works. Please if someone could help me find a solution for this id greatly appreciate it.  

Been having issues with the latest version of Premiere - using CUDA render results in ProRes RAW footage stuttering. Since the problem is only with the Pro Res RAW clips, I've found that the issue seems to lie in the sequence settings being a different frame size - as my output is going to be 1080p, I've been working in this space and scaling down within the edit. I've tired exporting the single clip in matching sequence settings timeline to then import and use that way but for some reason, one frame from the other pro res shot (despite not being on that timeline) came out with the export. PC SpecsCPU: Intel Core i7-14700KFRAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 - 32GB 6800MHz CL34 DDR5EDIT DRIVE: WD Black 4TB SSD Gen4GPU: RTX 4060 Ti 16GB 2X What I've triedRolling back driversI was on the game drivers - I tried the latest studio driver but no luck, so I rolled back to this version:Driver Version:555.85 - WHQLRelease Date:Tue May 21, 2024 Premiere Pro BetaStill the same issue&

Hello, with my camera I used an Atomos Ninja V+ to record videos in Prores RawI use a PC with Windows 11, I downloaded "Apple ProRes RAW for Windows 1.3". I downloaded the latest NVIDIA Studio 531.41 driver and unfortunately when I put a video in ProRes Raw on Premiere Pro it sends me an error message saying "impossible to decode the ProRes Raw video". I have a black screen on the preview screen of première pro and just the sound I have a recent laptop from this year :Intel Core i9NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Laptop GPUAmount of video memory: 16 GB can you help me to use première pro with video in ProRes Raw Thanks a lot Sincerely

Hey all, I've got a really annoying bug that I'd like to have looked at. The process is as follows: - Open Premiere Pro, and load in ProRes RAW video. The program complains it doesn't have the codec.- Disable the iGPU (Radeon 890M) but leave the discrete GPU active (RTX A6000).- Restart Premiere Pro, load the ProRes RAW video, and it works. Premiere Pro is set to use the A6000 and not the iGPU, but the presence of the iGPU in the system prevents the proper assignment of the ProRes RAW codec from Apple. Software and codec are current versions. When I disable the iGPU, screen resolutions / UI scaling gets all wonky. The discrete GPU is also connected via USB4 as an eGPU on a laptop, so permanently disabling the iGPU is not a viable option. Happy to provide any data to help get this bug resolved. Thanks!

I am attempting to view, decode, and edit with ProRes RAW footage taken on an Atomos Ninja V in Premiere Pro. and I cannot get it to decode even after installing the decoder from Apple. I have tested different drivers, different Windows updates and versions, and I am beginning to think, especially after research, that it is an issue with AMD GPUs. I am using an RX 6800 with Ryzen 5 5600, 32GB DDR4-3600, and Windows 11.  Please help!   [Mod: updated the title to make the issue easier to find when searching]

After opening a new project, next to the media browser and library panels, project panel doesn’t show up anymore, and it’s not possible to add it from the window panel neither.

I usually edit from stringout sequences in my Source monitor in to cut sequences in my Program monitor. I set ins and outs on the source side, set an in point on the program side, then patch the track I want to edit across, hit period, and bam, the media appears in my sequence. I’ve been cutting this way every day for over ten years professionally. Except this week it stopped working.I’ve tried resetting all my settings and preferences. I’ve started a new project. Insert/Overwrite work fine when I’m cutting from a raw clip on the source side. But when I put a sequence in the source, enable, say, Audio 2, and try to just cut that one track across… nothing. Weirdly, if I enable ALL the audio tracks, it works. But sometimes I don’t want that. I want to, for example, go back to a version of something I had a month ago, and just take the music track, line up the two sequences and ONLY cut track 14 or 16 or whatever, over the newer track 14. Except, now that no longer works.It’s a real bumme

Good morning, community.Every time I use Premiere (2026 latest version), whenever I move around the interface and panels, the program freezes. 😫I’ve already reinstalled Premiere, created a test project on 3 different SSDs, and the freezing issue still persists.I’m using a laptop with an R5 8645HS + 32 GB DDR5 RAM + RTX 4050 (updated Studio driver) + 1 TB NVMe + 1 TB SSD.I only have issues with Premiere—After Effects runs without any problems.Any solution?P.S. I’ve reinstalled, reset, and cleared the cache. Only the program freezes; the laptop keeps working normally and can still play YouTube videos.   

[System Specs] CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti (Latest Studio Driver) RAM: 64GB OS: Windows 11 Display Setup (3 Monitors Total): Main Monitor + Secondary Monitor (24-inch) + Tertiary Tablet Monitor (Xiaoxin Pad 12.7 via SuperDisplay app). [Symptoms] While editing in Premiere Pro, the UI overlays in the Program Monitor randomly disappear. When selecting text, the blue highlight background does not show up. When an object/text is selected, the transform bounding box (scale/rotation handles) is completely invisible. The elements are still active and clickable. I can still blindly click the corners to scale or type to edit text, but I just can't see the UI guides. Important context: The Program Monitor is ALWAYS on the Main Monitor (directly connected to the GPU). The other two secondary monitors (including the SuperDisplay tablet) are only used for panels like Effect Controls or Timeline. Restarting Premiere Pro temporarily fixes the issue, but it keeps ha

When attempting to use the new Object Mask Tool on an interlaced timeline, instead of seeing what you’re trying to mask once you’ve applied the effect, it renders the entire frame black and you cannot see what you are working with.  This appears to be just a DISPLAY issue, as the masked image appears when you do any of the following: render the section, export the section, turn on mute global FX (even though there are no other effects applied to the clip).  If you go into sequence settings and switch it to no fields/progressive, the masked image will also appear. I tried this on multiple effects like opacity and gaussian blur and the same issue occurs if this is done on an interlaced timeline. Running Premiere 26.0.2 on an M2 Ultra, 192GB RAM.Attaching screenshots of a clip with the object selected, then with the mask applied to opacity where you can see the entire image disappears, and then behaving normally when you either switch the timeline to progressive or hit the global FX mute

Bug Report: Severe System Hang when Accessing Menus and PanelsApp Version: Adobe Premiere Pro v26.2.0 (Build 65)Issue Category: Performance / UI ResponsivenessStatus: Recurring / Degrades over timeSystem SpecificationsProcessor: AMD Ryzen 9 5900XT 16-Core Processor (3.30 GHz)RAM: 64.0 GB DDR4 3600 MHzStorage: WD_BLACK SN770 NVMe SSD (Firmware: Latest/Current)Operating System: Windows 11 ProOS Version: 25H2OS Build: 26220.7872Issue SummaryOpening any top-level menu or interacting with specific utility panels (Properties, Project Manager, Subtitles) causes Premiere Pro and the entire operating system to freeze for 5 to 7 minutes. The issue is cumulative; the application becomes increasingly sluggish the longer it stays open, eventually requiring a full restart to regain functionality.Steps to ReproduceLaunch Premiere Pro v26.2.0 (Build 65) on Windows 11.Perform standard editing tasks for a period of time.Attempt to open any top-level menu (e.g., File, Edit, Clip) or the Project Manager.A

This is one thing that bugs me for many versions of premiere now.There are multiple possible situations that will change, close or even open random sequences:closing and opening a project resetting or changing workspacesSource sequences are not saved at all when closing a project.The problem with that is when working between multiple sequences, every time I reopen the project, I need to go through the process of opening all that sequences.Premiere should save them, their state (source sequence) and their order when closed.Moving panels is saved when I close the program, so why are sequences not in a reliable way?

Adobe Productions appears to add projects to the Duplicate File list that were created with unique IDs. I created a brand new Production and added previously made projects to the new Production from a 2025 production using the Add a Production feature which should force a new unique ID. Unless this too is a bug just like the Make a Copy feature was reported to be. The other problem is the Duplicate File list appears and disappears so fast you can barely open it. I have to try and “catch” it and drag it to my desktop just to open it. The many times I do there are random projects. Then when I use the Make a Copy feature to duplicate them and trash the old one it works, but then a few minutes later completely different projects are in the list. This is becoming a nuisance to our team because the Duplicate ID flags disrupt working in Premiere. Please help and advise!

Meu Premiere parou de reconhecer minha placa de vídeo, uma "Radeon Rx6600 de 8gb. Como eu posso resolverJá tentei a possibilidade de mudar o renderizador, mas não me deixa mudar o "mecanismo de reprodução de Mercury". Já desinstalei e instalei novamente os drivers mais de uma vez e o erro persistiu, também tentei mexer na pasta cuda e gepusniffer e não funcionou, não sei mais o que fazer, temo que vou ter que formatar o computador.

When rendering the video it will crash/stop because it can’t render the shape that has glow edge effect. Scrrenshot below is a not from premiere it render to my video. That note is the part where the shape with glow edge.  

I recently noticed something weird when I bought my Sony Z200. Coming from Alphas and also Z90 I was used to Premiere converting the HLG footage quite well, it was contrasty, saturated and punchy without any adjustments. Well….that changed not with my Z200 and I am asking myself why this is? The Picture still looks dull, flat and desaturated any ideas what's the issue here?Link to sample files:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ekUIsEJJ0QgcK9WIjFNJmb-5MdzKoRsn?usp=share_link

OS: Windows. Premeire Pro: v 26.2.2UXP Developer Tools: v 2.2.1Adobe Media Encoder: v26.2.2 When using EncodeManager the property isAMEInstalled returns false even when Media Encoder is installed. I have used the cleaner tool to clean up the Apps and reinstalled Premeire, UXP development tool. I can launch Adobe Media Encoder and it launches successfully. I can also manually export videos from Premeire Pro using the “Export” button. The button “Send to Media Encoder” is clickable - meaning Premeire Recognizes that Media ENcoder is present. But I still get isAMEInstalled as false.

Dell XPS 17 9730Win11 Ent (26200.8328)Intel Core i9-13900H64 GB RAM1TB SSD (Internal), 4TB SanDisk SSD (External), 500 GB mSata (External - Cache & Render)Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 Laptop GPU (12 GB, Studio Driver 596.36) 

Hello Adobe Community,I'm experiencing an issue with hardware-accelerated decoding in Adobe Premiere Pro on my NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti GPU. Specifically, HEVC (H.265) videos in 4:2:2 chroma subsampling, 10-bit depth work perfectly with hardware decoding at 4K resolution, but the same format at 6.2K (5240x2700) falls back to software decoding (CPU). This leads to poor performance during playback and editing.System Specs:GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti (latest Studio Driver installed, 581.57)CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9900XRAM: 64GB DDR5OS: Windows 11 (fully updated)Premiere Pro Version: 25.5Preferences > Media: Hardware-accelerated decoding enabled, set to NVIDIA. Issue Description:For 4K videos (4096x2160 or 3840x2160), hardware decoding works as expected. In the Debug Monitor (Alt+Ctrl+F12 > Importer.MPEG), the "Hardware Decompressed" counter increases while playing, and "SW Frames Decompressed" stays at 0. GPU usage is visible in Task Manager/GPU-Z.For 6.2K videos (5240x2700 from Fujifilm X-S20

The delay is small but very noticeable for editing workflows. Some are in sync but some aren’t.Especially the end and beginning of a sentence is out of sync, easily noticeable. I’d say even 5-10 frames.This does NOT appear to be random drift.The captions are consistently delayed by a small amount (5-15 frames), which suggests a timing/alignment issue in the transcription engine itself rather than timeline sync problems.Works perfectly on 26.0.2 version.On 26.2.2 it’s not working properly.