Which verion number of Premiere Pro are you running?  You listed 25.5, but you also mentioned Apple Silicon mode (not Rosetta) which indicates Premiere Pro 23.x.  25.x does not support running Premiere pro under Rosetta.   Try 24.x or 25.x while leaving any other major releases installed.  I usually append "_pr23" or "_pr25" to my project filenames.   Just be very mindful of which project file version you're working with. If 25.5 is what you're running, try rolling back to 25.2, but also try 24.x.   If you try transcoding to ProRes, I'd go with ProRes 422 LT. Final Cut Pro tends to run really well on almost any Mac, but it can crash just like any other app and an FCP Library can get corrupted. ... View more

Matching Rush or double-tap would certainly work. ... View more

A screen recording can be placed in Video Track 1 instead of a screenshot.  Same with a close up in Video Track 2.   It's possible that the sample you're linking to was done entirely in a screen recording app like Screenflow where picture-in-picture and callouts are done right in that application's Timeline.         ... View more

Do you have any effects applied that might be slowing down the export time? H265 can be slow to export.  Have you tried exporting using the Match Sequence settings preset?  If you're using Premiere Pro's default settings, this will give you a ProRes 422 LT file and ProRes is fast to encode.  You could upload that (yes, the file will be really large) or transcode that to ProRes in Media Encoder.  While it's a second step, it may be faster overall than going directly to H264. ... View more

@Niya360  I have the same model MacBook Pro and everything I've done with so far has been perfectly smooth; however, I'm usually working with 2160p ProRes HQ or 1080p ProRes HQ and sometimes ProRes 4444 with alpha. Are you able to share a clip?  I could try to reproduce the issues that you're experiencing.     - Warren ... View more

Hi, @anna_2813  Sorry to hear that you are having trouble.  Installation is usually straightforward. Which version are you trying to install?  Premiere Pro 25.x or 24.x should work.  Anything older probably will not.     Are you insalling Premiere Pro through Creative Cloud Desktop?     ... View more

@core787  I can see how this would be helpful.  I've upvoted it.     ... View more

@douglas_3548  To recreate what's shown in your screenshot, you could put the screenshot of the spreadsheet on Video Track 1 (the wider shot) and apply Gaussian Blur.  In Video Track 2, a screenshot of the cells of the spreadsheet (probably prepared in Photoshop ahead of time.  In Video Track 3, the talking head footage placed in a Graphic with a rectangle shape with rounded corners fill with the the footage and a drop shadow. Another approach would be to assemble the talking head footage and any still images that go with it, arrange them for timing, and then send everything over to After Effects. ... View more

@Peter Garaway  I could see selecting multiple clips taking the form of appearing with "Drag and drop here to move up" during a long press.  The options could included "Select All" as well as "Select Others".  After tapping Select Others, there could be a little check box over each Clip Boundary in the Timeline with an X to cancel and check to continue. ... View more

You should be good up to just under 24 hours for any one Seequence as far as assembling 39 minute source clips goes. Which version of Premiere Pro are you running under which OS? It would help to see some screenshots of your Timeline (completely zoomed out) as you're working as well as screenshots of your History panel.   ... View more

Any chance you're confusing the Target column for the Patch Column?     ... View more

This is a "shuffle" with the modifier keys already mentioned in another reply, but you have to do it twice.   So, you'd shiffle clip 5 before clip 2 and then clip 2 (now clip 3) before clip 6. ... View more

@Todd_Morgan  "Freeze All" would make for a great feature request. Something that might help to get through this a little more quickly is superSelect (pay-what-you-want).  It's a single-action script for selecting/revealing properties in the Adobe After Effects Timeline Panel.  Once you have Roto Brush selected, you could disable it or delete it for when it wasn't needed very quickly or for the Layers where you want to keep it then patiently open the the corresponding Layer Panel to click Freeze one at a time. ... View more

Hi, @jriker1: Double-check that you can see all of your Video Tracks in the Timeline panel.  If the panel has been scrolled to higher tracks, it's possible to only see clips in, for example, Video Track 2 and 3 while the rest of the clips are in Video Track 1. Double-check that you are zoomed all the way out of your Sequence such Premiere Pro is showing you all the Sequence contents from left to right.  A quick way to do this is press backslash ("\") for Zoom to Sequence.  It's a toggle, so if pressed again is goes back to the prior Sequence Zoom level. It sounds like you accidentally did a Lift, Extract, or Delete of all but one clip in your Timeline. If you get to a point where what you see in the Timeline is not what you expected, you can use Edit > Undo (command/control z) until the Timeline looks like what you are expecting.  If while using Edit > Undo you go one step too far back, you can use Edit > Redo (command/control shfit z) to step forward one action.  You can also review your actions by going to the History panel (Window > History).  This shows step by step what you've been doing. As far as the Clipboard goes, it sounds like you are describing the media shown in your Project panel as being a "Clipboard".  That's not the Clipboard.  Like any application, the Clipboard is a temporary storage area of what's been copied or cut so it can be pasted elsewhere.  For example, we can select one or more Clip Boundaries in a Timeline, cut them, and then paste them to a different location in the Timeline.  Another example is that we can copy a Clip's attributes and paste those to other clips.  Whatever is copied or cut most recently is what's on the Clipboard and it's not something we can view like we can view a Project panel, Bin panel, or Sequence panel. ... View more

@Claire37800423p7e7  Are you thinking someting like this?   The first part of this is the logo animating on over a Solid.  The second part is the logo being used as a Track Matte with alpha inverted to cut a hole in the solid and then animate the logo's Scale property. ... View more

@komal Sharma  If you already have Rush installed, you can still use it for about one more year. It would be great to see "Add Graphic" available in Premiere Mobile.  It's a great way to take advantage of MOGRTs.  I've added screen shots of what that looks like for anyone who might not already be familiar with it. Pictured: Add Graphic tap through in Adobe Rush   ... View more

I upvoted this, but only as a toggle (enabled/disabled).  I find this to be extremely helpful and would never describe it as being unnecessary. ... View more

@patrickh27764550    Sorry to hear that you are having trouble. When you are done with the Roto Brush in the Layer panel, are you licking the "Freeze" button at the lower left before continuing to do anything else in After Effects?   After Effects User Guide > Drawing, Painting, and Paths > Roto Brush and Refine Matte       ... View more

  @GiuGar  Thank you for sharing what worked for you. ... View more

While I wouldn't mind a preference to hide that, I would never want that highlight to go away.     ... View more

@Corebit_Inc0890  To answer your question about "Is this device performing well or not?"  The question should be, "Is this storage media performing well or not?"  If you're cutting single stream Blackmagic RAW 2160p60, then yes, the storage media is performing well..  If you'e cutting single stream 3456p30 or higher, then no, the storage media is not performing well..     With the numbers that you posted, I would expect to have to use Premiere Pro's Proxy Workflow to edit a project with source footage that's above Blackmagic RAW 2160p60.  If it's multi-cam, I'd likely use the Proxy Workflow for anything above Blackmagic RAW 1080p60.  For finishing, I'd move to a more powerful system. .   Here's what I get on the system that I'm on right now: Pictured: Blackmagic RAW Speet Test running on 2020 13-inch MacBook Pro M1 from the internal Flash storage.   While this is the computer I use for project management, email, web browsing and Slack, it could certainly be used with the Proxy Workflow. ... View more

@KazuTa  Transcoding from variable frame rate to constant frame rate is straightforward.  There's not really anything to mess up.   Have a conversation with your online team about how they want the source footage handled.  It's my experience that anything incorrect about a file means the file gets kicked back.  The frame rate, the scan method, the frame size, the CODEC, and audio settings should be correct.  If you're not sure about the settings you're using, send a test file.  If a spec sheet seems unclear (they're not always well written and sometimes include too much), ask for a file that's at the correct settings that can be used for comparison.   For broadast in the United States, all footage that goes to an online team should be at a correct frame rate (constant 29.97 or constant 23.976).  And an effort is made to not mix these frame rates in the same Timeline.     - Warren   . ... View more

@dan.meadows.racernetwork  For a very long time, video post production workflows were fairly fixed.  You'd set the right settings for your Sequence (usually based on delivery settings) and that was it. But now that some video editors need to create a variety aspect ratios from the same source footage, the quicker and easier we can change settings the better.   Auto Reframe (mentioned by @PaulMurphy) can be very helpful, but doesn't allow for custom settings.  It might even be helpful to expand this feature request beyond the Sequence Settings dialog box to the Auto Reframe Sequence dialog box where users could choose "Target Sequence Preset" instead of "Target Aspect Ratio". ... View more

I'm not sure if this will help or not: To have Remix extend toward the start of a sound clip, we have to click and drag with the Remix Tool from the left edge of the Clip Boundary to the left in the Timeline.   If it snaps back and we get the "Remix Error:  Selected clip is too short. Try again with a longer clip.", then we need to give Remix a longer clip to work with.    ... View more

@dan.meadows.racernetwork  I think this is a great idea.  It could match the Preset pop-up menu that we find in Adobe After Effects. I've mocked up a sample below.   Pictured: What the Premiere Pro Sequence Settings dialog box might look like with a Preset pop-up menu in focus like the one found in the After Effects Composition Settings dialog box.   Pictured: The After Effects Composition Settings dialog box with the Preset pop-up menu in focus for reference. ... View more

@A3user  Good detective work! iTop Screen Recording probably has a preference setting for how much it should zoom when activated that hasn't been set yet.  As such, the screen remains unchanged when the short cut is used. ... View more

Hi @debangshu_0944: Did you find Mocha AE tutorials?  When you're in Mocha AE, they're under Help > Video Tutorials. Introduction to Mocha AE (bundled with After Effects) covers mobile phone screen replacement.               Introduction to Mocha AE (bundled with After Effects) borisfx.com           What makes your shot a little more advanced is that the lower portion of the phone screen goes out of frame, but since Mocha is a planar tracker it should be able to account for that. - Warren ... View more

Hi @Benjamin388842423fj7: Sorry to hear that you are having trouble.  Crashes could be caused by corrupt preferences, a third-party effect, a corrupt font, an add-on, or an extension.  Sometimes other software that's running at the same time can cause issues as well. Does After Effects open if you choose Safe Mode?  And, if so, are you able to create a basic animation in a Composition and render it?  That's a good starting point for troubleshooting. ... View more