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jessenicoli
Inspiring
May 30, 2024
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Ability for Disable Program Monitor Zoom Settings

  • May 30, 2024
  • 89 replies
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Please add the following settings
1. Ability to disable zoom on the program window or change mouse scroll wheel behavior. While scrubbing on the timeline with the mouse wheel it's prone to accidentally moving the cursor over the video and unintentionally zooming causing a frustrating experience.

2. Setting to disable the nodes on audio transitions in the sequence timeline. They make it more difficult to make edits in the timeline.

 

Mod note: The title was changed slightly

89 replies

October 14, 2025

Please, Adobe... have some mercy. 

 

I have yet to see a single argument or reason why this is taking so long.

 

Please. We love you Adobe.

Participant
September 29, 2025

It's the single most irritating thing. I'm always fast editing for news bits, on site promos and quick turn around work ofr social and corporate. This has iritated me and slowed my work flow down endlessly, Adobe need to realsie, a lot of people are moving over to Davinci and this is the kind of thing that will tip it. Final Cut hung itself in 2010, I hope Premiere isn't about to do the same.

Inspiring
September 27, 2025

ha ha! Yes! That sounds like my day every day in Premiere. It's like a sick joke at this point. 

Participating Frequently
September 27, 2025

I'm working on a project right now and am trying to use the new version of premiere. Everytime I accidentally zoom instead of scrolling I'll add xxx bellow. 🙂

 


- I'm working on a static shot and can't tell if I'm even scrolling or premiere pro has broken and won't play anymore

 

 

Ok, I give up!

This is supper xxx annoying. Going back to 24.3.

 

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Participating Frequently
September 27, 2025

Please bring the functionality back!!!

 

The scrolling is in my muscle memory. With these changes editing is ultra frustrating as I have to interrupt everytime I accidentally zoom and then have to fit it back.

 

+ the seeking through the video is not fluid. In the past it was relative to the size of the scroll bar, you could've set it to run as slow or as fast as you needed it, with a frame-to-frame precission.

 

Mod note: Please no profanity. We have minors reading here. Post is modified.

Inspiring
September 18, 2025

I'm adding my name to the list. I like the option to quickly zoom in on the program monitor to make small adjustments to text and other positionings. But the key word here is OPTION. I want the choice of WHEN to use it. In the meantime, to help with the problem I've added a keystroke which I can click with a mouse button to instantly fit-to-frame. It helps but it should be easier than this.

Participant
September 18, 2025

Hi.  The wandering zoom in / out on the program monitor has been an issue for a long time now - a workaround I have found to reduce some of it's annoyance is to create a keyboard shortcut for the 'zoom to fit' command in the program(or source) monitor.  I have set it to 'Shift+U' for the program monitor and 'Shift+Y' for the source monitor at least that speeds up the correction instantly when it zooms in accidentally in either monitor window.  Hope that helps. Saving me some time anyways 🙂

Steinschaukler
Participating Frequently
September 18, 2025

Yust enable LOCK FIT TO SCREEN. That's all. Or let me disable the zoom menu entirely.

Steinschaukler
Participating Frequently
September 18, 2025

Has this (Issue 1., toggle mouse wheel zom in/out in program monitor) ever been resolved? It's annoying (cursing removed). I kept wondering why this happens ALL THE TIME and found out here, that it didn't work like this. So YOU HAD THE SOLUTION BEFORE YOU MADE THE PROBLEM!

Exciting_Flutter5E06
Participant
August 4, 2025

Yes ! That's the thing! It gets in the way of out workflow.