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Hi Adobe Team,I’d like to suggest adding a trimming workflow similar to Final Cut Pro, where editors can trim video clips on the timeline without affecting or trimming the music tracks. This makes editing much smoother, especially when working with synced background music.Or if Adobe Premiere already has a feature like this that I’m just missing, I’d really appreciate any guidance on how to use it.Having an option for non-destructive trimming, where the music stays untouched while adjusting video clips would be a huge help for creators and editors.Thank you for considering this!
Maybe it's just me, but it costs me more than a few nerves each day when I click & drag to select multiple stacked clips on my timeline, only to lose any tracks from the selection that are no longer visible when my timeline vertically scrolls. I tend to have 3-5 video tracks and 2-3 audio tracks visible at a given time on my timeline. However, I often have several more tracks in use on a given project. I don't have the screen real estate to simply have more tracks visible, and I don't want to have to fully shrink my track layers so that they're all visible. What I'd love to see, if it's on the menu, is the ability to click & drag to select multiple tracks WITHOUT any tracks being lost from the selection when the timeline vertically scrolls. Oddly enough, this doesn't seem to happen when the timeline scrolls horizontally. Does anyone else experience this? Adobe, can you address this?
On heavy projects it would help a lot to have a way to monitor computation time of layers to find bottlenecks in projects (as in Substnace Designer or Houdini for example).And you could also go further and add an ability to temporarly toggle computation of those heavy layers off (detected automaticlly or by user's choice).So, for example you press a hotkey, it freezes computation of those heavy layers, which allows you to paint masks, add/move decals, etc. freely without a lag and then press hotkey back again to recompute and see the final look.As the project grows it becomes more painfull and painfull to manipulate stuff. And this seems to be a good solution for this.
Please consider adding more colour options for colour labels. They are easy to use and significantly speed up workflow, allowing for quick differentiation between hundreds of files by colour. While there are ratings and keywords available, they do not provide the same visual impact. Colour is registered in the brain much quicker and makes it easier to distinguish between file types. The only improvement we need is more options, please!
Hello! I'd just like to offer a suggestion regarding future updates, based on my user experience. I'd like the workspaces to be like those used by DaVinci Resolve. Fixed, not scalable, just visible or invisible, since every resizing of the application window constantly disrupts the workspace. Thanks.
This may only be an issue for me but I'll put it out there.I edit an hour long podcast weekly. I spend a great deal of time removing the comma which is added by the transcription when removing filler words, ums and uhs. I would like to see the option to remove filler only, not remove and replace (with comma).
I’d like to share a feature request regarding the timeline behavior during playback in Adobe Premiere Pro. Currently, when the video is playing, the playhead (timeline cursor) remains locked to the visible area of the timeline. This prevents me from zooming out or navigating to other parts of the timeline while playback continues. As soon as I try to move away or zoom to a different section, the viewport is forced back to the playhead position. In future versions, I would love to see more flexibility:Please allow the video to keep playing while the user freely zooms or scrolls to other areas of the timeline, without the playhead forcibly re-centering the view. This would greatly improve the editing workflow, especially when reviewing one part of a sequence while preparing edits or checking references elsewhere in the timeline. Thank you for continually improving Premiere Pro!
Previously, CEP plugins had a method on the Sequence instance linkSelection() and I'd love to see something like that in UXP. I don't think it necessarily needs to be tied to the sequence selections. Could just accept an array of track items. But either way, it would be great to have.
The new video editing feature is game-changing. It's a wonderful addition, and I'm thrilled to try this out and apply it to my daily work.To enhance the experience further, I suggest adding the following options:Basic effects/animations for text.Video transitions.I couldn't locate these features currently. If they are already available, could you please let me know how to access them? If not, I believe they would be a great addition.Thank you!
Hey,the title say it all. I really miss the feature, that i can export outmaps on a unqiue size. As example, when i export a _ORM (Occluion, Roughness, Metallic) Map i don't need it in 4k. I maxium need it in 1k or 512. But i have always have size them down manually afterwards.Would be great to have a feature for this. Greets Spaehling
Would love to have a keyboard shortcut to bookmark a spot on the timeline, and then be able to go back to that spot later. Thinking something like the "last channel" button on a TV remote control. Basically, a temp marker that can be turned on/off easilySometimes, I am working on a section of the timeline and then move somwhere else on the timeline to look for a clip. It would be nice to be able to go right back to where I was originally. Instead of having to remember and type in the time code, or searching the timeline again. For example, if i am at 01:24:12;12 on the timeline, it would be nice to be able to click "CMD+2" to set a bookmark for that spot, and then if I scroll ahead to 03:18:08;09 and want to go back, i would be able to click "CMD+3" to go back to the orignal bookmark at 01:24:12;12. And then "CMD+2" again to turn off the mark.
Please add List view to folders that are shared via a link so recipients can read the entire file name. I often have many videos that are similar and the part of the file name that differentiates them is not seen on the truncated file name that appears on Thumbnail view.
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