Transcrição automática aleatória no Premiere

Hi ​@MeliVick,

Welcome back to the Premiere Forums! Thank you for reporting and sending your specs. The team is aware of transcription issues. Please see the link below for helpful workarounds:

• Transcription Known Issue: https://community.adobe.com/bug-reports-728/known-issue-inaccuracies-in-pause-and-filler-filtering-and-language-detection-in-premiere-26-2-26-3-1629693

For additional context pertaining to Premiere 26.3, please see:

• What's New: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere/desktop/whats-new/whats-new.html
• Release Notes: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere/desktop/whats-new/release-notes.html

Let us know if these workarounds assist you with your project. Sorry for the frustration. The team is here to help.

Best,

Jonathan

​@MeliVick,

There are some outstanding issues with transcription. I am not experiencing any of them in 26.3.0 on Win 11. The one most like your problem should have been solved a version or 2 back, and I think only affected Macs anyway.

The “UXP panel” appears when the panel has crashed, and that symptom tells us very little about the underlying cause. None of the recent problem reports have reported that.

If you do not have a lot of keyboard/workspace etc customizations, I would reset preferences as part of troubleshooting. Copy your profile settings to maximize your chances of recovering settings, but, worse case, plan to recreate them.

When I see an assortment of problems, I like to go back to simple tests to see if the underlying problems becomes clearer.

Close PR. Start it with the shift key held down, and, in the dialogue box that opens, reset preferences, clear cache, reset plugin loading cache, and disable plugins. Create a new test project. Add one clip. Drag it to the new icon to create a matching sequence. Is that working so far? 

Right-click the clip in the Project Panel and pick Transcribe. Be sure the language is set correctly. Does it transcribe? Let us know.

Stan