Premiere (Beta)

The new AI tool is impressing me, despite some shortcomings…BUT; the tool needs some notification improvements, aligned with the ‘progress’ bar on the Prem icon, it be helpful to add a ‘processing AI’ progress bar or Icon, but also a notification badge that indicates waiting on user response.When it's doing something quick, it's not a big deal to not have these.  But my last test it's been processing for about 7 min, and I wanted to do something else while it worked on it.  Missing some prompts waiting on approvals. 

I’d love to see a third option in comparison view where it shows the clips side by side fully. Not just half and half. 

Update crashes midway with an error code 146 and says “Unable to move the file. Rename the file and try again. ”Has full admin access too.  Error log:  Exit Code: 146-------------------------------------- Summary -------------------------------------- - 2 fatal error(s), 0 error(s), 1 warnings(s) FATAL: Error (Code = 146) executing in command 'MoveFileCommand' for package: 'AdobePremiereProBeta14AllTrial_arm64', version:26.3.0.71FATAL: Error occurred in install of package (Name: AdobePremiereProBeta14AllTrial_arm64 Version: 26.3.0.71). Error code: '146'WARN: Unable to move file at "/System/Volumes/Data/.adobeTemp/2839B7E5-E6DB-432B-B40E-ACC155371D44/1/arm64/App/Adobe Premiere Pro (Beta).app/Contents/CodeResources" to "/Applications/Adobe Premiere Pro (Beta)/Adobe Premiere Pro (Beta).app/Contents/CodeResources" . Try setting correct permissions to the specified file/folder or parent folder, so that admin has rights to modify it.-----------------------------------------------------------

Hey everyone! We’re excited to share a new addition to the voiceover recording workflow that just landed in Premiere Beta 26.5.0 Build 59: Live waveforms while you record.This feature is on by default and is designed to give you immediate visual feedback as you record. No more recording blind and waiting until you stop to see what you captured.What’s New?When you record a voiceover now, the audio draws onto the timeline in real time. As you speak into the mic, the waveform renders live in the clip, so you can see your levels, pacing, and pauses as they happen. Your recording takes shape in front of you instead of showing up only after you hit stop.Where to find itYou’ll see the waveform render automatically in the target track the moment you start a voiceover recording. There’s nothing to turn on. As soon as you begin, the audio draws into the clip in real time so you can follow the take as it happens.Live waveform feedback while recording a voiceoverWhy this mattersRecording voiceover

Editors have long expressed that automatic track creation can disrupt their editorial flow because it can upset intentional track setups, in particular when the source has more audio channels than the editing sequence. This new preference allows you to stay in control of your timeline and keep your tracks organized. Now you can go into Settings/Preferences → Timeline → Turn off “Add tracks automatically when editing source clips into the Timeline.” This update directly addresses the feature request here: Thanks to everyone who took the time to share feedback and use cases -- your input helped shape this improvement. Please try it out and let us know if you see any issues. Settings: Uncheck “Add tracks automatically when editing source clips into the Timeline”Preference onThis screenshot shows what happens when the preference is on. When you drag a track with ten audio channels into a sequence with four audio channels, it automatically creates them. Preference On Preference off (new)Thi

When render-and-replacing multiple MOGRTs simultaneously, Premiere appears to check via their parameter configuration alone whether or not those MOGRTs are unique. However, duration does not appear to be considered, and this causes a problem if you render responsive design-time MOGRTs simultaneously with different durations but otherwise identical parameters. For example, in the sequence in the screenshot below, I have two instances of the same MOGRT for a ‘progress bar’ animation on V2. They have identical parameters, but different durations. After selecting both and rendering to ProRes 4444 simultaneously, you can see that only a single render file has been created ending in _24, and both instances have been linked to that. In this case, the render has been performed from the first instance of the MOGRT, and since it is longer than the second instance, the second instance ends its animation prematurely and holds on the last frame. Meanwhile on V3, there are two instances of the same

When applying in adjustment in the colour panel to the sequence and let's say click on any other adjustments for example contrast the panel disappears! See images:Adjustment in the SequencePanel Options visableThen when adjustingThen what I have to do is go back click on the adjustment in the sequence and try and do it again. This doesn't happen if the adjustment is at clip level. This is extremely annoying and with some of the features impossible to use.

I have been editing my projects with the official release (26.3) and opening them on Premiere Beta to do the color grade using the new Color mode (saving the project with a new name so I can still open the ungraded project on the official release if something happens). The color mode recently became unusable. It is very very very slow. Every click on a tool takes seconds to open the scope and then it takes a few seconds to show any change when I move the mouse. I noticed I was using the 26.5 version. I tried for hours but got very frustrated and installed the previous beta version (26.3) and I’m once again able to grade my footage. It’s slow but workable. I don’t know what happened with the 26.5 version but I hope it gets fixed so I can use the latest version. 

Premiere Pro 26.3 and Premiere Pro (Beta) 26.5 both crash in MacOS Golden Gate Beta 3 (MacOS 27). M4 Pro Mac Mini, 64 GB RAM. The Beta won’t even launch fully and always quits, while 26.3 will let you open it, but basically the moment you do anything in it, it crashes. Both are basically unusable at the moment. 

Export freezes while "Preparing Content Credentials”Exporting as usual and the first loading screen while exporting says “Preparing Content Credentials” and is stuck at 100%. I’ve tried toggling Content Credentials on and off. I’ve cleared my cache. I’ve tried moving on and out points, I’ve tried rebooting, I’ve tried exporting different codecs.  If I export with Credentials on, it says "Applying Content Credentials” and also freezes at 100%. I’ve verified my identity and credentials.  I’ve tried media encoder with things toggled on/off and multiple codecs. I’ve also tried other project files.  I must export. 

I'm currently running macOS 27 Golden Gate Beta 3, and things have been really bad since updating.First, I found out I had to run this command:defaults write com.adobe.PremierePro "EnableFireflyFeatures" -bool NOThis fixed an issue where Premiere Pro would crash every time I placed anything on the timeline. After that, I discovered another bug: copying attributes from one clip to another causes the app to crash again. I haven't found a workaround for that one yet.I know some of these issues may need to be fixed by Apple, but since the first problem was resolved by disabling Firefly features, it seems like at least some of the crashes could be Adobe-related.At this point, Premiere Pro is extremely unstable on Golden Gate Beta 3, and I honestly don't know what to do. After Effects has also been crashing, even though I haven't changed anything besides updating the OS.

Object mask and warp stabilizer don't go together. Even with nesting the mask will go offset. Does not matter if you nest the mask or WS first. It wont follow WS.   Render and Replace wont work at all as the are 4K clip in a 1080p timeline.   26.1.1 B30 W11pro   nesting AnnBens_0-1768912855335.png Render and replace AnnBens_2-1768912969685.png      

When in the new color mode, the comparison view does not allow me to select shots - and therefore I cannot use this feature. I briefly get a “from selection” box pop up top left, after using the thumnail view to select two bottom right,  but these quickly disappear. Tested across a Mac Pro and MacBook Pro with the same issue on both. 

When Premier 26.5.0 launches, I get an error “The shortcut ke “Adobe Premier Pro Defaults V6.keys is invalid.”When I select Keyboard Shortcuts… from the menu, Premier crashes every time.Crash logs attached.

We added the ability to hide the on-clip fade/transition handles.  Find this setting in the “timeline display settings” wrench menu.  You have independent control over video and audio fade handles.  If you find that turning them on an off is a common occurrence, keyboard shortcuts may be assigned as well.The on-clip fade handles make it easier to create audio fades and video cross-dissolves and can greatly speed up your editing.  But for some users they get in the way of basic editing functions like trimming and moving clips.  If you are one of these people for whom the fade handles are more of a hindrance than a help, we now allow you to turn them off. Just in case you didn’t know, you can customize the look and feel of your sequence in many ways in this menu.  We want to know what you think.  Please join the conversation below.

I am experiencing a problem with the new AI Assistant in Premiere Pro Beta.The Assistant panel loads correctly, I can create new chats, and messages are sent successfully. However, every prompt immediately returns the following error:"There was an issue processing your request. Please try again. If the issue persists, please start a new chat."The error occurs with every prompt, including very simple requests that do not require media analysis.Examples:"What version of Premiere Pro am I using?" "What can you do?" "Give me an example of what you can do."The error appears almost instantly after sending the prompt.System Information:Premiere Pro Beta 26.5.0 (Build 42) Windows 11 Creative Cloud Pro subscription Generative AI features included in plan Adobe Firefly works normally in the browser Creative Cloud Desktop is up to date System Compatibility Report shows "No conflicts to report"Troubleshooting already performed:Signed out and back into Adobe Creative Cloud Created multiple new Assi

The scopes in color mode often don't render. It's just a black box instead of the actual scopes. Happens more with larger projects, or when it's been open for awhile.PS, an opacity slider for the scopes would be nice, because they cover up a lot of the image.

I want to take the sequence settings off of only one clip and edit it freely for color 

Steps to reproduce:1. Edit a short section on a timeline that you want to export (3 or 4 clips)Tap the UP arrow on keyboard to select the first frame of the section Tap “I” to set the in point Tap the DOWN arrow on keyboard to select the last frame of the section Tap O to set the out point Export In to Out    Result: ...An extra blank frame is added to the export.  Looking closely at the timeline, it’s apparent that an extra frame has been added to the selection. As these are for a video loop, the black flash frame is apparent. Expected: ...In previous versions no extra blank frame was selected. Workaround: Step back one frame and tap O. Last frame is selected and no more.   System info     Application: Premiere Pro (Beta) v26.5.0.51     OS: Windows v10.0.26200, RAM: 63.79 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 16

En el modo de color, cada vez que quiero empezar a realizar un ajuste la ventana se cierra y no me deja modificar, tengo que seleccionar de nuevo la capa de ajuste y ajustar 

Hey everyone! We're excited to share a refinement to Ducking that just landed in Premiere Beta 26.5 (Build 12): Auto-update keyframes.This new option is enabled by default and is designed to keep your ducking in sync as your timeline evolves. No more manually regenerating keyframes every time you tweak a clip.What's New?With Auto-update keyframes turned on, Ducking now follows your clip changes automatically. As you trim, move, or swap out the audio you're ducking toward, the music ducking keyframes update on their own to match. Your mix stays in step with your latest edit decisions, without you having to think about it.Where to find itYou'll see the new toggle in the Ducking section of the Essential Sound panel, right above the Generate Keyframes button. It's on by default, but you can switch it off any time if you'd rather drive keyframe generation manually.Auto-update keyframes Why this mattersEditing is iterative. You move a clip, swap a VO take, re-time a section, and suddenly you

Warp stabilizer causes Premiere to crash instantly. On some clips it works, but for example ALL-I H.264 files from Mavic 4 Pro cause a crash. System specs: Ryzen Threadripper  7970X128GBNvidia 5090Latest drivers for all components. Premiere version 26.5.0.051