Premiere (Beta)

I have projects that contain hours of speech. Every time I open Premiere Beta it does speech to text transcriptions even though I already let Premiere complete the process and even though I have not added any video to the project. The process takes a long time. And, even though it's happening in the background, when I'm in my timeline, my video playback will hesitate for about 10 to 20 seconds every time I hit the play button. I have to stop the transcription process every time I open a Premiere project.

So, it's been a while since I've started a new project.  I loaded the files into a folder on my media drive, then started Premier and clicked to start a new project. The first thing I see is a display of clips from the wrong folder in the Import page. The first thing I saw was the breadcrumbs, so I drilled into my media folder, and all the files appeared, and I expected that to set the destination for the new project.  But then I looked up and "Project Location" was still set at the folder for the last project I was using.  Annoyed, I set that to the correct folder, gave the project a name, and then clicked "Create" (which is at the far bottom right of the screen, hard to find). The project created and all the clips were now on the timeline, but because the first image was a vertical still shot, the whole timeline had taken on those parameters. Totally wrong. I'd like to see New Project give the old dialog box that allowed sequence settings. Then if I want

In Premiere Pro Beta (Pr 23.3), you can now install MOGRTs by using the regular media import methods. We'd like your feedback.How to use the feature:(1) Choose File > Import or double click in the Project Panel to open the Import dialog.(2) Point to one or more mogrt files and click Import.OR(2) Use Media Broswer > Import or drag and drop mogrt file(s) into the Project Panel.Result:You will see this File Import Notification dialog and your mogrts will be installed the same as if you installed them directly using the EGP.Why is this useful?People often try to Import their mogrts like regular media. Previously, when attempting to Import mogrts into a project, we showed you the "File Import Error" dialog. This left users clueless about what to do to actually install mogrts so that they show up in the Essential Graphics Panel. With this feature, we now install your mogrts for you when you try to Import them like media. We also show you a dialog to explain that your mogrts w

There are an awfull lot of them (imo too many and they do not fit all in the top bar) I only use two or three of my own. Cannot you put in an option to select a few or all and move them in one go to Do Not Show instead of me having to move them one at a time.      

I would like to suggest Adobe to include an option to disable the auto scroll function in the transcript and caption (text) panel. As much as it's convenient for the caption to scroll according to the playback time, but it's annoying when you try to edit a previous or next caption, and the caption keeps move up and down while you click. The other issue is the double click to edit. It's a waste of time. And it's buggy too. Sometimes, double clicking doesn't work, and I have to click back and forth to get it to work. It's more apparent when it's at the end of the sequence. I really love how the subtitle now enjoys the same clip editing method as video clip. But I still very much prefer the old way of editing the text in subtitle.

This broke in this or the last build. The folder comes over but not its content. Instead I had to select all the individual files and then drag them into the project for import.

I noted with alarm that tape capture is being omitted in the latest builds. And then I tried it in the latest build and it's just a blank dialog.NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!I use tape capture all the time when capturing legacy tapes for clients. It's a big part of my business. That is one of the main reasons I don't recommend DaVinci.  Without tape capture, you don't have that advantage over them, and we're going to have a hard time finding other tape capture utilities.Yes, it may be rarely used, but it's very necessary for custsomers who do digital transfer work.Put it back...please!!!     Application: Premiere Pro (Beta) v23.3.0.24    OS: Windows v10.0.22621, RAM: 63.80 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 16

bonjour pourquoi les nouveaux tutoriels de la version beta de premiere pro sont en anglais?

Premiere Pro disables automatic log color management for Sony XAVC Slog clips as a default in this latest beta. It now has a new preference setting for easy enabling of the feature.   This is a change from the previous behavior where automatic log space detection and color management for Sony XAVC Slog video was enabled as a default, and imported XAVC clips were color managed.   For Premiere users that did not want their XAVC Slog clips color managed, they had to manually override color management and set each clip to Rec 709.   In this beta, the behavior has changed -- automatic detection and color management of  XAVC Slog clips will not be the default behavior. Premiere users will have to “opt in” to use it.   Premiere Pro users can decide if they want automatic detection of Sony XAVC Slog clips, and color management by enabling the new “Log Color Management” setting in the preferences panel, by going to File > Preferences > General and checking “Log Co

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASEGet this to the top of the development list. Make the default export folder (when you first go to export) the CURRENT PROJECT FOLDER, you know, the one that has the .prproj file in it that you're working on. I can't count the number of times I've exported something only to spend 15 minutes trying to find it in File explorer. For those who want it to stay in the last used folder, or a designated export folder, put those options in settings, but the default behavior should be to export to the current folder, then allow the user to select another. If the user selects another folder, have it stay with the project, so the next time the project is opened (after editing something else), it defaults to that folder. If the user opens another project, exports default to that project folder, or one that was saved in an earlier session of that project. (I think we've only been asking for this for about 10 years.)

Every now and then I test Premiere Pro beta and now with the newest beta I noticed that compared to the non-beta version timeline playback performance of Canon 8K RAW files (R5, R5C) is bad. This is both in my Windows PC and M1 MAX Macbook Pro 64GB. I get dropped frames in 4K timeline and clips scaled to 50% no matter what the playback resolution is. In the non-beta I get no dropped frames in 1/2 or 1/4 playback resolution. High quality playback is set to off in both. Adobe please check this. My PCAMD Ryzen 3960X64GBNvidia 2080 TI

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Hello, I use ctl+m to export and it's not working, also - when I go to the export tab, there is only the loading circle spinning but it never exports? Steps to reproduce:    1. ... Result: ...Expected: ... System info    Application: Premiere Pro (Beta) v23.2.0.60    OS: macOS v13.1.0, RAM: 32.00 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 12

Steps to reproduce:   1. Edit project2. Export Result: .. Send to AME > AME crashes. Says an error has occurred, no further detail. (Last 3 builds have done the same.)Expected: ... AME worksResult: Direct Export > Export stalls on audio. No progress. Can cancelExpected ... Direct Export Works Workaround: Use shipping version. System info    Application: Premiere Pro (Beta) v23.3.0.12    OS: Windows v10.0.22621, RAM: 63.80 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 16