Hi MyerPj, Thanks for the link to the newer manual. It does have the same wording as the older one so I think there is a mistake in both manual. I'll submit a bug report and maybe it'll get fixed in the next version ... maybe. By the way, the new manual does have a section describing the Wave Warp effect, which is what sent me on this quest in the first place. So thanks again. Peace, Rob:-] ... View more

Hi MyerPj, Thanks for the quick response. 1. Interesting. I downloaded the PDF today from the link provided in the first message in this thread. My says, "Last updated 4/13/2018" so you clearly have a newer version. 2. I'm not disputing what the program does. I'm just pointing out an error in the manual. Can you confirm that, despite the differences in page number, do my quotes from it match your manual? 3. Where does the manual say, "If you leave the Fixed effects at the default values with no keyframes, then they wont be used." 4. If you do change the Fixed effect values, then what happens a Standard effect intersect with the same aspects of the clip? 5. Where can I get the latest version of the manual? I've been writing software for about 45 years and it is my passionate belief that an application can be no better than the documentation that describes how to use it. But I could be wrong. Peace, Rob:-] ... View more

Thanks for sharing that with us. I have the following questions: Do these two terms mean exactly the same thing: FIXED EFFECTS and INTRINSIC EFFECTS? Page 371: Fixed effects says, "Every clip you add to a Timeline panel has Fixed effects pre-applied, or built in." If you search the document for "intrinsic effect" you will find it ten times. For example, on page 378 as part of the "Use FX badges" section. Manual seems to contradict itself about the order in which FIXED EFFECTS and STANDARD EFFECTS are rendered. This may be a mistake in the manual or I may be confused about it's meaning. Page 372 says, "Premiere Pro renders Fixed effects after any Standard effects that are applied to the clip." Page 373 says, "If you want to change the render order of Fixed effects, use Standard effects instead." So if the statement on page 372 is correct then any STANDARD EFFECTS that are added to "override" the FIXED EFFECTS would be superseded by those FIXED EFFECTS because the FIXED EFFECTS are rendered last. (Or am I confused?) ... View more

Vidya Sagar declared on May 2, 2018 9:29 PM that "A bug is filed and the issue is under investigation." It is now October 10, 2018, over four months later. I finally did my research and found the answers on this page. Here's what it means to me to me: My processor is no longer supported My OS is no longer supported My NVIDA Quadro K2000M is no longer supported My Intel HD Graphics 4000 is no longer supported So my whole Windows 7 (64 bit) Lenovo W530 is totally obsolete for Adobe Premiere Pro CC and (I assume) After Effects CC Applicable for: October 2018 (13.0) release Processor Intel® Intel 6 th Gen or newer CPU Operating system Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit) version 1703 or later (required) RAM 16 GB of RAM (32 GB recommended) 4 GB of GPU VRAM Hard disk space Fast internal SSD (recommended) for app installation and cache – plus provisional space for media Monitor resolution 1920 x 1080 or greater display resolution Video card 32-bit video card Internet Internet connection and registration are necessary for required software activation, validation of subscriptions, and access to online services.* No support for AMD processors at all No Windows OS before 10 (64-bit) before version 1703 This means to me that they are not going to fix this bug! Okay, good to know. I wish someone on the Adobe staff could have said that somewhere in this forum thread. I can live with that and stop looking for a work around or waiting for a fix that is not coming. My laptop is a beast and can handle the load but I understand that Adobe has to move on too. Now I know that, if I want to keep up with Adobe, I have to upgrade to new hardware. Or, if I'm mistaken, Adobe Staff, please set me straight. Thanks. ... View more

This thread is marked as solved but the work-around doesn't even work and they haven't addressed it in the latest releases. So I've got to drop back to a much older version and don't get to use the cool new features. So wasn't the subscription supposed to get us new features faster than to old update policy of once every couple of years? Since I don't do nearly as much work as I used to and it's almost all pro bono for friends and non-profits, I'm thinking maybe I should give up the Adobe CC subscription and move back to the free versions of everything I used to use. I think it may be time to seriously consider this option. I'm retired. I could take my wife out to dinner one more time each month for that $55. (Yes, we're frugal. $55 will cover a nice dinner here.) ... View more

So I followed they suggestion to disable my NVIDA graphics card. Guess what? All my displays go black. I had to reboot and then reenable it. Maybe it's time to look for another solution. I'm retired now. Maybe I don't need the whole Adobe suite. I can go back to using Gimp and Inkscape and try out the free version of HitFilm or DaVinci Resolve. ... View more

I just downgraded to an older version of PP but it still doesn't work. Maybe you could post which older version doesn't have this bug. ... View more

This is August 8th and this is still not fixed. I thought the subscription system was supposed to help Adobe get things done quicker. ... View more

That makes perfect sense. However I've never had to "manage" my fonts. When I get a template I expect it to be complete and stand alone. So the way PP is designed with these lovely new motion templates is that I have to manage the template itself AND manage the fonts separately because they have no way to keep them together as a complete object. Does that sum it up or am I missing something (besides fonts :-). The result is that I don't use the new templates in PP because looking for the fonts is a PITA so far. Not to mention that the first time I dropped one of those new templates onto my timeline, PP crashed and I lost my unsaved edits. That's how I got here, looking for a solution but I'm haven't found one yet and I'm done looking for now. "I use no feature before it's time." -- anonymous ... View more

Jim_Simon said: To solve that, start you own Fonts folder.  Copy everything currently installed over to it.  Whenever a new font is installed, copy that one as well.  Build up your Font collection in this way, and you'll always have whatever any given project needs. How do you do this? Where do I "start my own font folder"? Is all this font management built into Premiere or do you have to do this using the OS tools? Why are there so many fonts in the first place and why are they always missing from every "motion template" I've ever tried to use in Premiere? Why can't the software manage these dependencies automatically? ... View more

@ R Neil Haugen, I get your point. My point is that Adobe should want to make their customers have a smooth experience. The first time that dialog box pops up they could have a check box to disable or even delete the offending plugin when I click the OK button to dismiss it. I'm not a pro and don't really do that much editing any more so every time this happens it take me a half a day to track down the info about how to find and uninstall the offending plugin and/or seek out the newest replacement plugin. So I'm hoping somebody at Adobe will read this and say, "Hey, this is a two hour job to fix and only a 30 day job to test and verify. Why don't we just go ahead and do it?" But I'm not holding my breath. It's been 4 years or so since I requested an enhancement to fix PP's inability to treat spanned files as a single clip for MOV format. At Adobe's request I've even supplied them with sample files. But no joy in Mudville. Okay, now I'm whining so that's all for this session. I've figured it out on my own before, I can do it again. Thanks for your consideration. Peace, Love, Laughter: Rob:-] ... View more

Click on the Learn More link, if present, to see error number. ... View more

I'm working on a build and have come to much the same collection of parts. I see you specify Windows 8. Keep in mind there are several Adobe applications that don't run on it. For example, Camera Raw. Here's a link to the compatibility page: http://www.adobe.com/support/OScompatibility.html What made you choose a dedicated RAID controller over a software/OS based solution? What RAID level are/will you use? Keep us posted on how your build turned out. I'm just about to order parts. Good luck and warmest regards, Rob:-] ... View more

Now that BlackMagic has added DNxHD MXF comperssion to the HyperDeck Shuttle 2, this codec is going to be a useful aquisition format. That means all NLEs will benefit from being able to use it. ... View more