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Fadhel MadanParticipant

Feature Request – Add Arabic Transcription and Language Support in Adobe Premiere ProOpen for Voting

Hi Adobe Team,I’d like to request the addition of Arabic transcription support and the ability to set Arabic as the app language in Adobe Premiere Pro.Currently, while Adobe Premiere Pro offers transcription services, it does not support Arabic, which is a key language for many video editors working in the region or with Arabic-speaking audiences. Adding Arabic transcription would enhance the user experience for those of us working with Arabic content, making it easier to create accurate subtitles, captions, and workflows.Additionally, it would be extremely helpful if Arabic could be included as an option for the interface language of the app, to accommodate native Arabic speakers and improve the usability of Premiere Pro in Arabic-speaking countries.Why it matters:It would streamline video editing and subtitling for Arabic-speaking editors and creators.It would support content creators working with Arabic-language videos, enhancing accessibility and productivity.It would allow for a more inclusive and comprehensive experience for Adobe Premiere Pro users worldwide.Thank you for considering this feature enhancement. I believe it would be an excellent addition to an already powerful tool, making Adobe Premiere Pro even more versatile for a global audience.Best regards,Fadhel MadanPhotojournalist & VideojournalistEmail: hello@fadhelmadan.net Website: www.fadhelmadan.net

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Text window mods to help with dialogue assemblyOpen for Voting

I’m sure a lot of editors like using text editing by cutting and pasting text to manipulate dialogue in a timeline. That’s cool, but not my workflow.  Instead, I use the text window to build dialogue edits from a paper edit - which typically involves multiple interviews and multiple clips with multiple cameras. So I prefer to build it sequentially, selecting from one source to a fresh timeline. IThe Text window very good for this (better than searching the old way with time codes on a paper printout that get you in the general area) … but the window needs some slight modifications to make it great. Larger text window to search: When you’re building from a paper edit, to accurately find the right section requires at least three or more words for an accurate result. But the tiny window makes it very awkward to do this and modify a result. Cannot fathom why this window is so small when the interface has so much space there. Keyboard navigation: It would be great to be able to use arrow, home, end, up & down keys to jump between search results. Especially helpful to get to the top of a large number of results which is surprisingly difficult to do if you’ve started your search anywhere but the start. Lock the text source: When building a dialogue edit, you end up grabbing pieces from another timeline which has multiple clips and moving it to your new sequence. But when you move the clip the text window feels compelled to resort and show you all the text in your build sequence. Don’t need that. And any manipulation of that clip in the build sequence can freak the text window out and make your timeline jump wildly to different points in your timeline. This results in confusion & frustration. You can uncheck “follow” but that just limits the view to source or sequences - not a specific sequence. It would be great to have a way to lock the text window to your source monitor and/or to a specific sequence. That way when you click the text window you always know where you are selecting from. Color coding speakers: It would be great to color code the speakers so it’s much easier to see who’s dialogue you are reading and selecting from. Select with IN & OUT alone: right now when selecting from another sequence you have to create a splice at your IN and a splice at your OUT and then select that clip (or clips) and drag it/them to another timeline. Instead it would be great to have a button (like the Linked selection or Snap in timeline buttons) where your IN&OUT select everything in active tracks of the sequence  and when you choose COPY you can then simply paste it into another timeline. Fast, clean, simple. Saves so many clicks and steps. I think this would be helpful in general, not just dialogue editing. Collaborative transcription editing: It would be great to have a way to send a link to another person to proof & correct the transcription (in a browser window perhaps?) which could update the results of the transcription and, as a bonus, help train Adobe’s transcription AI. Thanks for listening!