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cpattersonv2
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Incompatible UpdatesOpen for Voting

 My system was deprecated by Apple a year and a half after I bought it new in 2019 (on clearance from the Apple store). When the AVX2 extensions came out for Intel processors the Adobe team decided to abandon customers with a lot of investment in hardware.My machine's got 24 threads and 128gb of RAM and I get notices that the new versions of the software are "Not Compatible." I know this. I've got a PC that is compatible with the fastest processor I could buy at the time. My Mac still shows all of these notices.The PointIt would awesome if there was a way to "hide incompatible updates." Maybe when a person starts an Adobe account on an old computer you can let them know that they're a pariah on the gods of tech for not trusting Apple then. As for the rest of us, the ones who would not pay $7k for a base rack mount system that was almost comparable to the system we just bought, we don't need to know that Apple doesn't support us.We also don't need to know that Adobe developer's have the latest greatest machines on the market and don't design for existing hardware. Just let us turn off the "incompatible" version in the interface. For years there have been features only available to people with Nvidia cards that were not physically compatible with the systems that Apple made but they were still being tested by Adobe devs and they included warnings about "this feature is not compatible with your video card."Just go back to making Adobe Apps user friendly and intuitive please.

Akbar_1404
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Proposal for Adding Persian Language Support and AI Subtitle Feature in Adobe Premiere ProOpen for Voting

Considering the widespread use of the Persian language worldwide, which encompasses a population of approximately 80 to 100 million people, it is crucial to emphasize the importance of this language in software such as Adobe Premiere Pro. Additionally, in recent years, video production in Persian-speaking countries has seen significant growth. Therefore, it is recommended that the Adobe development team consider adding Persian language support in Premiere Pro and implement AI-powered subtitle generation for the Persian language.This feature would not only enhance the user experience for Persian-speaking users but also play a significant role in expanding the use of Adobe software in Persian-speaking countries and strengthening international connections. As much of the video content is produced in Persian, adding support for the Persian language could help attract more audiences and increase the software's functionality.Furthermore, in order to improve communication for Persian-speaking users with the global community and to make international content more accessible, it is suggested that the ability to automatically convert subtitles from English to Persian also be provided. This feature could significantly enhance the user experience for filmmakers, editors, and content creators.Thank you for your attention, and we look forward to seeing this feature developed in future versions of the software.

Akbar_1404
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Request for Proper Persian Numeral Support in After EffectsOpen for Voting

Dear Adobe Team,I would like to bring to your attention an issue that affects the proper display and use of Persian text in After Effects. Currently, when working with Persian text, After Effects uses Hindi digits (०, १, २, ३, etc.) instead of the proper Persian numerals (۰, ۱, ۲, ۳, etc.). This causes a typographic issue as Persian numerals are distinct from Hindi digits, both in appearance and usage.The Issue:After Effects does not recognize Persian numerals, and instead, uses Hindi digits by default.This misinterpretation of digits can lead to incorrect typesetting and visual inconsistencies for Persian-language users.While Hindi and Persian numerals may appear similar, they are different and used in different linguistic and cultural contexts.Proposed Solution:I propose that Adobe introduces proper support for Persian numerals in After Effects, ensuring that the application recognizes and correctly displays Persian digits (۰, ۱, ۲, ۳, etc.) when working with Persian text. This would significantly enhance the user experience for Persian-speaking professionals and contribute to the overall typographic accuracy of the software.Why This Is Important:Persian-speaking users rely on correct numeral representation for professional projects, especially in areas like motion graphics, video editing, and visual design.Supporting Persian numerals would streamline workflows and improve the overall quality of text-based designs in After Effects.Given the large number of Persian-speaking users around the world, addressing this issue would greatly benefit a significant portion of the After Effects user base.I believe this issue could be resolved by a future update, and I appreciate your attention to this matter. If you require further details or examples to assist with implementing this change, I would be happy to provide additional information.Thank you for your consideration.Sincerely,Akbar