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I run a YouTube channel about post-production. I would like to make a video that explains why some people using Premiere Pro cannot consider switching to DaVinci Resolve. What interests me is to highlight which features exist in Premiere Pro and, unfortunately, are not available in DaVinci Resolve, preventing the transition. I understand there are other reasons to choose Premiere, like it being the market leader and allowing certain integrations, such as with After Effects. But I really want to know in what specific areas Premiere Pro, as an editing software, is actually better than DaVinci Resolve. Of course, I know that the best software is the one you feel comfortable with and have your habits with. But that's not my question. My question is really, what are the features that exist in Premiere Pro and do not exist in DaVinciResolve? 

Premiere 25 crashes when Hit reset FX config. Yes I’m using 2025 version because 2026 version was totally bugged and unusable with a6700 footage.   

I'm with you.  I'm no noob.  I've been editing for 20 years, the last 4 on PPro.  It's a truly horrible, buggy, unstable, unreliable program.  AVID has it's problems, but it had always hummed like a race-car for me.  Unfortunately due to work circumstances, I have to use PPro.  It is shortening my life and thinning my hair.

I had an incredibly frustrating experience with Adobe customer support. I called to address a specific issue and, after clearly explaining my problem, requested to speak to a supervisor. Instead of connecting me, the representative put me on hold for several minutes only to return and ask me to explain my issue again!When I reiterated my request for a supervisor, I was told it would be a long wait. I agreed to wait, but the rep came back to say it would be too long. Despite my patience, she insisted on trying to fix the issue herself. She placed me on hold once more and then ended the call without resolution.I spent 30 minutes of my lunch break trying to resolve this issue, only to be treated with dismissiveness and inefficiency. This level of service is unacceptable and highly disappointing. Adobe needs to seriously improve its customer support procedures.

Sorry, this wasn't meant to be a reply but you can't delete comments in Adobe forums. Another stellar design choice from the people who can't fix their own apps.    Mod note: Your post was branched and moved. A new title was added. 

I’m having a dreadful time figuring out a burned-in time-code with a Ring video in which I need to slow a 4 or 5-second segment. The problem is that even though the Offset and Starting timecode are set to all zeros, the starting value in the video is not zero when the Clip Speed / Duration is not 100%. I’m using Generate Timecode. Other than wrong starting timecode (-01:00:28:14), the displayed timecode works as expected; i.e. the frame number changes according to the original frames, not the interpolated frames.

I'm hesitating between Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. Can you tell me what features exist in Premiere Pro that don't exist in DaVinci Resolve, and that would justify the huge price difference? I understand there are other reasons to choose Premiere, like it being the market leader and allowing certain integrations, such as with After Effects. But I really want to know in what specific areas Premiere Pro, as an editing software, is actually better than DaVinci Resolve.

Trying to open Premier Pro, I get the above error message. My answer is "No. Absolutely not."Why on earth would I give any app whatsoever access to my entire documents folder, desktop and downloads? But it won't open otherwise, so I need a workaround. Fast.   2019 MBP running macOS 11.1. I'm really hoping this is a mistake.

Cinestudy (cinestudy.org) presents a new EDIT THIS project. We provide all the footage, you get to download and edit - all free. This emulates the relationship between the director and the editor - in this case - YOU!We are providing the raw unedited footage and give you some direction on what we're looking for and now it's up to you to do the edits. https://cinestudy.org/2026/02/20/edit-this-podcast-documentary/ In this project, it's a podcast/documentary for the Sabo/Ross Experiment Podcast where we went to Ohio Renaissance Fair. We interviewed several people (with two cameras), shot B-Roll of the events and shows, and we recorded host segments. You can make your version as either an episode of the Podcast using the host segments as introductions and a close, or purely as a documentary on the Renaissance Fair. It's up to you.We will be doing some review episodes where we watch your edits and give our notes. You may upload your versions of the project on social media and anywhere you

The video is not intened to show that Premiere is better than Resolve or that Resolve is better than Premiere. It is demonstrating how video ediitng software can make use of the computer's hardware. It might be helpful to some of you. https://youtu.be/xthbUr_T-aA

Hi    I missed to downlaod the two months befroe had in this website 35+h training video in PP and AE. If anyone downlaod can you pls share the video in following email with google drive  [Personal information removed by moderator.]     Thanks

YunSoft is just a small engineering shop. We mostly build Web3 systems and Telegram Mini Apps. Lately, though, we’ve been tinkering with AI to see if we can cut down on the manual grunt work in our workflows especially when handling heavy digital assets.I’m curious has anyone here tried baking AI automation into their production pipelines or tech stack? We are still testing the waters and would love to swap notes with folks doing similar stuff.  

Steps to create your own previews for Premiere Composer and Animation Composer extensions from Mister Horse. Mister Horse created two great extensions, Animation Composer and Premiere Composer, for Adobe After Effects and Premiere Composer, respectively. Operationally and visually they are nearly identical, which is a nice consistency. They have a very good feature for keeping user libraries of assets with fast-loading previews. Perhaps my favorite feature is that when you select a folder in the extension's User Library section, it presents previews for not only the files in that folder but also all of the files in that folder's subfolders. You can navigate to any of the subfolders to see only the files in that subfolder (and all files in that subfolder's subfolders). They are very good extensions, but there are limitations. Probably due to licensing costs, Mister Horse changed the User Library's preview renderer to create previews for only H.264 files, and to keep the extens

What faults are likely to occur when filming while using an SD card whose write speed is not fast enough?  I am filming in ProRes 422HQ 2160 P 50 with a Sony Tough card 256GB write speed 150MB/s and the results look good with no dropped frames, but are there any subtle errors which I don't notice?

Seeing that Adobe is killing off Rush is a bad decision unless Premiere Pro embraces many of those light features.A lightweight, fast, east video tool has been an important part of our business. We can get stuff out easily and quickly then later finetune it for a more robust version.Plus...not all of us are iPhone users. I'd love to see what Adobe's plan is to support the features and functions many of us have come to count on!

Hello everyone,I’m a beginner video editor from Cameroon, really passionate about learning and growing in this field. I currently don’t have the proper equipment or much support, but I’m eager to learn and improve.I’d truly appreciate any advice, resources, or encouragement to help me move forward on this journey.Thank you all and God bless 🙏

Continuum 2026 Everything New in Five Minutes [Boris FX] Okay, this is actualy pretty amazing - looks like added some pretty cool things, but the jumpcut ML one might be the most usefull one yet. Its actualy pretty amazing, the video is ony 5 min long. Jumpcut ML is at 1:25, but the video has chapter marks.   The creative application of this effect looks very interesting, not to mention for interviews. lookign forward to hearing what people think of the effects, and how they are using them. 

In the Windows explorer, video with differnt extensions are placed in the same type. What is the reason?    

Amidst all the mobile video editing apps out there, I've always endorsed and recommended Premiere Rush (on iPhone) because it does one thing the others don't: handle multiple aspect ratios well. Often I'll shoot in 16:9, with the awareness that the middle section will be what's shown in a 9:16 version, when I duplicate the project to tweak it for the wide aspect ratio. It's so easy to translate an Instagram video into a YouTube one.I was excited at the announcement of Premiere for iPhone—finally an upgrade to an already great program in the ecosystem of the industry standard for professional video editing! However, I'm extremely disappointed at its launch version.My issue with the new Premiere for iPhone isn't a lack of handling aspect ratios; yes, it does that. But I've played around with the new mobile Premiere and am very frustrated that many basic features that are in Rush are not present. Things like Transform for scale, rotate, and position (the most basic thing!); fade to black

With Rush ending will we have an alternative to use on mobile?

Here are some cool unedited projects people can use with the Adobe suite and Premiere Pro! I call the project CINESTUDY and it's all free! Horror Scene (in 4K)https://cinestudy.org/2019/09/24/interactive-project-horror-movie/ L-Cuts/Split Edits (in 4K)https://cinestudy.org/2019/09/27/interactive-project-l-cuts-split-edits/ Color grading (in 4K)https://cinestudy.org/2019/10/16/interactive-project-color-grading/ Match Cuttinghttps://cinestudy.org/2019/10/28/cutting-on-motion-match-cutting/ Compression of Time in Editshttps://cinestudy.org/2019/10/29/edit-challenge-compression-of-time-in-the-edit/ Animatics (in 4K)https://cinestudy.org/2019/09/24/interactive-project-horror-movie/ Cutting on Dolly Shotshttps://cinestudy.org/2019/01/28/interactive-editing-project-free/

Premier on desktop is great. Rush on the iPhone is like driving an old broken down car. Archaic tools which are too basic. Constant crashes, sound not working, import issues, can't even copy and past. And why is it even called Rush, what's Rush have to do with editing? I'm Rushing over and making the switch to Cap Cut on the 16 Pro Max. 

Why is this Premiere pro app such a pile of crap! I would use stringer language, but dont want offend or be removed. Usability issues: First of all, in the tutorial, it names the 4 panels but the four panels arent named. Why not place the name of each panel at the top, with so much to learn and remember, having to memorise the name of each panel (because they are nameless) is a waste of time Second, it doesnt explain where to find things, for example: "In the effects control panel" - where is the effects control panel? There is no direction, i found "effects" at the top of the page, that didnt have what I need in it. So where is it? If I have clicked on the right tab, why is "motion settings" not visible? And if I have clicked on the wrong tab why do you have two tabs called "effects"????? Third: Why can you cut but not paste? I cut a section, but then I couldn't paste it back in somewhere else. And if you can, why is that option not apparent with a right click?&nbs

Hi Adobe Team, I’m a student creator from Euro International School, Sector 84, Gurugram, and I’ve built my animation workflow around Premiere Rush. It’s lightweight, mobile-friendly, and perfect for frame-by-frame storytelling using PNGs. I understand Rush is being discontinued, but I wanted to share how it empowers young creators like me who can’t afford Premiere Pro. Rush lets us animate flags, map movements, and school tributes without needing expensive gear or subscriptions. Please consider preserving Rush’s core features in Adobe Express or offering a legacy version for educational use. It’s more than an app—it’s a creative gateway for students worldwide.Thank you for inspiring the next generation of storytellers. --Ivaan, EIS 84 Creative Club

I have to be honest. I was VERY underwhelmed by this release. I spend at least half my year editing solely on the phone (I'm hiking with no computer, just phone). While the app's design is pleasant and speedy, it should have had at least parity with Rush. Transitions, effects, keyframes, at least. How many of these missing, and arguably basic, features will be locked behind the paid premium tier?  If you would finally step up and geniunely compete with Lumafusion, then it would be worth paying for premium tier. I'm not sure why you released without setting proper expectations.   Mod note: TItle was added. Post was branched and moved here.