Premiere (Beta)

Really liking the new Pan and Zoom option in the Viewers. I'm using the scroll wheel on my mouse and its very intuitive. Once thing I would love is the option to quickly jump to "Fit" or 100% in the view options. I'd like to be able to quickly zoom in, pan around and then pull back out to a "normal" view without too many extra clicks. Maybe double-clicking the mouse wheel? Or a quick modifier+click. I know I could probably add my own Scale to Fit option in Keyboard Shortcuts but it would be nice to add it in the tool itself.

We are excited to announce the first implementation of Content Credentials in Premiere Pro and Media Encoder! This implementation aims to support transparency about the usage of Adobe’s generative AI features such as (Adobe Firefly).     Content Credentials are a new kind of tamper-evident metadata. They enable creators to add extra information about themselves and their creative process directly to their content at export or download. This information allows creators to receive more recognition for their work, connect with others online, and enhance transparency for their audience.     Content Credentials are part of a growing ecosystem of technologies available through the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI). Adobe, along with our 2500+ CAI members, is dedicated to restoring trust online by creating a standard way to share digital content without losing key contextual details such as who made it and when and how it was created. &nbs

I'm wondering if it may be possible to set an automatically generated captions track to create two lines of subtitle text instead of just one. Steps I'm following:• I'm using early access to the speech-to-text feature• Navigated to captions window and selected the Captions tab• Clicked "Transcribe sequence" and edited the generated transcription• Selected "Create new caption track" and selected "Subtitle" for format• The generated subtitles are single lines of text (image attached) Single lines of subtitles means that the text displays very briefly on screen, particularly when the captions are for people who speak quickly. Two lines is typically more standard for subtitles, and I'd like the option to do this without having to manually combine two lines at a time and then re-edit the timings for each caption.  In the Captions window or in Premiere settings, I can't find a way to potentially create two lines automatically. Adobe -- If this option doesn't yet

I probably use paste attributes more than most, but curious if it makes sense to give users the ability to quickly select/deselect check boxes in the paste attributes dialog box. I am constantly trying to paste specific attributes and it would be great to quickly deselect all the other properties I don't want to paste. It could work similar to how you toggle on/off track targeting in the timeline by shift-clicking or toggling on/off layer visibility in AE by clicking and dragging up/down.

„Adobe Premiere Pro (Beta)“ ist beschädigt und kann nicht geöffnet werden. Es empfiehlt sich, das Objekt in den Papierkorb zu bewegen.Plötzlich kommt dieser Fehler an meinem MAC. Habe Permiere Beta deinstalliert und wieder neu drauf geladen. Ohne Erfolg. Version 24.6MacOS Sonoma 14.5

Earlier this year we debuted Text-Based Editing in Premiere Pro which makes editing video as simple as copying and pasting text. We’ve been excited to see all the ways you’re utilizing this workflow to speed up your rough cut – and we’ve been listening to all the feedback. Now in Premiere Pro (beta) we’re bringing you some of the top feature requests so far: filler words, bulk actions (like remove all pauses), and multichannel audio support.    (If you’re new to Text-Based Editing, check out our HelpX page or explore the workflow with Valentina Vee’s complete beginner’s guide to Premiere Pro.)    Filler Words  Text-Based Editing now allows you to detect “uh” and “umm” filler words, so your transcript is more accurate. Just like with pauses, you can click on a filler word and delete it from your sequence transcript. Because we serve an international audience, Filler words are language agnostic so that they work in all 18 languages supported in Speech to Text.&n

Steps to reproduce:    1. Using the "Editorial" label settings, I set a label to the "SFX" label Result: Text on clip in timeline changes to white, makes it unreadable.Expected: Text should remain black so it can bre readable. System info    Application: Premiere Pro (Beta) v24.5.0.48    OS: macOS v14.0.0, RAM: 64.00 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 24

What are the significance of these lines. A couple of times I've found that they obstructed my ability to visually see a stray single frame clip accidently left over next to a cut point.

There has to be a way to make the file menu bar and subsequent menus match the dark mode appearance theme. It looks so asburd in Windows 98 grey. Even the Beta doesn't have the option? Please tell me I'm just missing it?

In general, the UI colors are not good for quick read of data, the blue theme for buttons was good, the grey thing buttons are not good.1. The colors of the new Dark Theme are too strong, if the black zone could be less dark ?24.5 vs Beta 24.6 b55   2. And why the borders have to be this large and that black ? could it be half size ?3. Its harder to read at a quick glance what changes where made for the sequence menu, the blue colors where nice, the new "grey" theme for buttons and text is not readable 24.5 vs Beta 24.6 b55      

Please add audio clip merging with auto fadein and out like audition already has will be an added advantage, alaso add option of editing whole audio track with multiple clips as it is in timeline to open in audition and return back in premierpro instead of just one piece of clip can be edited in audition.

While we're on the topic of bins, I see this has been discussed before: My recent problem was, I opened a project that hadn't been used for a while, and it had several sequences scattered within several bins, so I was looking for a particular one. I had no way to find the sequence other than to look carefully at the little icon in the corner of a clip in tile view or as the identifier in list view. Took forever, especially since my bifocals can't distinguish those tiny icons easily. In list view, Just put the type icon in a "type" column and allow that to be sorted by clicking the column header.  That will group all the item types together and the sequences would be all grouped where they could be found. In tile view, add "sequence" to the list of  items that can be searched for. And the other older discussions are good to review too.

Wanted to raise the issue that using Enhance Speech, while the ONLY tool in the arsenal that was able to remove some hideous mic/scratching noises caused by equipment from a recent lecture, had an undesired side effect of completely removing the _accents_ from the voices of our non-native English speakers.Some other side effects:1. Made our female speakers sound more demure/wary in tone.2. Made some of our speakers sound robotic.As such, we never used the Enhance speech above 10% in any of our talks except one and that talk is in review by the presenter to get their consent given how drastically it changed their voice.