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Hello fellow editors. I know that a lot of us are still using the Legacy Titler for our titling duties in Premiere Pro.   While "change" is never fun, my impression is that some people just have not taken the time to learn or become fluid or fluent with the tools, and that's understandable.I've found the new title tools pretty compelling. I've swtiched to them. I found that some people are not even aware of the tools or how they function. Surprisingly, making a simple .mogrt is something many have not even tried. Sound familiar? No problem, here's the documentation.Please respond here as to why you are using Legacy Titler below and I will pass along the feedback to the Premiere Pro team. Not here to judge, just to provide good feedback. Thanks in advance for your feedback.Kevin

Hero! The trouble with so many of us nowadays is that we work in small groups or as individuals and are away from the easy chat-by-the-coffee-machine scenario of the old days of big specialist editing companies. We need to able to vent our spleen and learn from like-minded others of issues that get in the way of a good professional life. And we can't as we work in silos.We have been watching Adobe screw with Premier (and other Adobe programs - lest not forget) when - and I agree whole heartedly with this forum - we long time users who depend of the software simply WORKING are simply being ignored.Final cut pro x - oh my god what a mess that was - leading to sooo many jumping ship and coming to a 'far more stable and professional platform over here at Adobe land'. Yea right..Yes, I know Adobe is huge and successful, built on the cash sums I regularly paid for various versions and upgrades of PP etc from the very early days. Quite big lump sums they were too - shoring up the Adobe compan

There are serious issues with CPU and GPU usage on the PC side as seen in the video link below. Not sure if it affects the M1 chips.    Moderator: OT. Branched and moved. The OP is on Mac M1, not PC. This thread turned into several rants, so the thread is here now. Thank you for understanding.

I have just produced, what I hope, is my last dvd. All my work will now be put on USB stick. Unfortunately my main video cameras (Sony EX1r and PMW320) are interlaced so I have been experimenting with the best way to convert to progressive. The cameras will do HD at 24 and 25P but I hate this low frame look on movement and as most of my work is dance shows working at 50P looks bettter. The two methods I have tried is a 25i sequence then exporting at 50P and a 50P sequence again exporting at 50P. On the camera material I can see no difference but any logo animation or credit roller look better with the 50P sequence. Also working at this higher framerate gives you the option to sync audio tracks closer without switching to Audio Time Units. It will be sad to not use Encore, I have found it to be very stable even with Windows 11 and its linking to Photoshop CS6 always worked fine.  

Adobe needs to focus on making solid software first, then adding cool features.  Don't add cool features if they don't work.  I've just spent hours dealing with a issue where Premiere adds LUTS to all of my footage, renders them in proxy, and much worse that I don't want to get into.  Huge time-waster.  Adobe, get it together, please!

If you click on export buton and accidentaly you have two windows poped out, and one of them is in front of "Import" - "Edit" - "Export" menu...you can't do a **** about anything else!You cant redo, you cant choose another action....you cant do anything beside shut down app by force. And loose amount of work time. So **** amateurish! I cant belive that something sloppy as that is possible in 21 century. Fix that bug! And do something about constant crashin, test your **** updates before release them. And be more reachable to your customers!****!   Profanity reported to Forum Administrator

Is this type of Magnification possible in the Premiere Pro or used an external application? How to Simple Text Reveal Animation in Adobe Premiere Pro CC (Tutorial) Time 0.35                    

Hi there, I am a new ipad user and want to play a video on it. During the video plays, I want to draw lines on it and record it at the same time. Recording is easy but drawing on a video seems to be the issue.Das anyone know wheter it is possible with any adobe product or another app TY so much for helpful answers, Daniel

-Premiere Pro 2022.04-have Intel Core i7-1165G7 (11th Gen) 16GB Ram, 475 Gb, SSD, Laptop with 2GB external graphic cardSome of you will say "why  don't I get  a more powerful processor/system"I'd say "why don't you get your act together and code it good enough to work properly, requiring less resources compared to DaVinci stabilizer or Prodad Stabilizer"Premiere Pro has extremely slow  Warp Stabilizer ( do not even work at all in some clips longer than few seconds) compared to DaVinci or stand-alone ProDad stabilizer (add-on Prodad no longer works in the recent versions of Premiere PRO - no thanks to you) in my laptop C'mon ADOBE guys & girls:stop making  excuses,stop adding so called "new" features they are in fact beta featuresbefore fixing what you already have not working properly AND PLEASE stop  bragging about what a great software you have, you do not and please START  naming   all  the releases as BETA as your customers

[Moderator moved from the Lounge to Video Lounge.] Good day to you.  I had a general question about Adobe products and wasn't entirely sure where I could post it so I chose this group as one possibility and I hope somebody can help.  I've been shooting a video of my mother making bead jewellery for Youtube and I was wondering what the best Adobe application would be.  I'm only using an outdated piece of software and find it limiting.  The kinds of things I want to do are obviously editing the video in general.  But also adding some  sort of transition effects and also having a section of the video speed up plus adding music to this section. Hopefully somebody can help. Regards Nick

Some Video Editor Job advertisement are like this "Video Editor and Content Creator Wanted". What is meant by Content Creator?  what is his/her job?  

trying to export an xml file from premiere to import to resolve.  12 shots wouldn't connect.  guess why?  seems like it can't import mp4 files from a lumix camera.  premiere has no issues with it.  tried to just import one of the files directly into resolve...  just imported the audio...  updating to the latest version of resolve 17 right now to see if that makes a difference...(it doesn't).  I can work around this problem by exporting just the files used in the sequence to a better format.    Another shortcoming of resolve is that it can't export prores quicktimes (at least I don't think it can) which can have a big impact on cross platform projects...   Just saying that resolve doesn't measure up in many ways to Premiere.  I do much prefer resolves color correction interface and that's why I've gone down the rabbit hole today wasting a few hours so far figuring out what's going on.

I watch videos in Udemy to learn Premiere Pro. I usually take screenshot of important tips from there. Screenshot is not possible in some videos. Is there anyway to protected video from taking a screenshot?    

Just want to tell you, Adobe, that the Essential Sound is an absolute useless joke. All these clowns making audio and checking every single box and you can never find anything. I've gone back to using another service. For instance, these are my results under Dramatic and Slow. I'm making video from Mariupul and I can't find a single thing to fit using the filters. I don't know why you even bothered programming this functionality into Premiere when you could have spent the time better fixing your stupid verification system (which, by the way, is garbage. 

I got this product, and am paying absolutely way too much to have this app not work correctly. All I'm trying to do is make my videos in compliance with Youtube's stupid compression system. Not only can I not export the videos as anything, but it will work for the first 5% of the process, and then either freeze the whole application, or will just do nothing past that 5%. It's stupid that this "top of the line" editing software is actually the worst editing software I've ever used, and I used to use iMovie.   To be fair though, I'm sure I'm doing something wrong, I'm just too frustrated to troubleshoot. So here I am. I just want to have a presentable upload for my youtube channel. Is that too much to ask for, Adobe?   I guess so.   (I had to censor out all of my cuss words, and pure unfiltered anger toward this terrible program. Despicable.)   Mod note: title changed to reflect your problem.

Why does an insanely financially viable company like Adobe neglect their user forums and the problems associated with rushing products to market before even the most basic and adequate beta testing has been performed?

Subtitle workflow is terrible on Premiere for decades. Now you added some useless features again.   The new export bar under the main menu....... What for? For new people who don't know use Ctrl+M? YOUR R WASTING MY SCREEN SPACE! Premiere even doesn't have a full-screen editing mode like Photoshop. WHY Don't you move this bar to the right side of the main menu?????? Or give an option to hide it? WHY do you want to waste things?  Eco friendly please!  

I HATE THIS THING IT WONT UPLOAD ANYTHING AND ITS SLOW AND I RATHER USE I MOVIE OR CAPCUT.

I will be traveling to 3 countries. India, Thailand, and Philipines to work. My laptop cost more than what Asurion can cover. I am a member of PPA which covers all of my camera stuff but I have not found a sentence that refers to a laptop as a part of that equipment. Has anyone here had any experience with PPA insurance or know of a policy that would cover my laptop?

How awesome we give back to a software company that charges us $600 / year while pushing out ever more flawed and buggy programs like Premiere's latest, leaving us poor saps to hope to solve things here in your community mid-project, things as fundamentally as a keyboard just straight up NOT working.  Heart attack guy is right!  One can only assume there are internal deadlines at Adobe to push out new (and ever more flawed) releases of the app every year in an arbitrary attempt to justify this insane subscription idea that has taken over the industry, plunging creatives into digital serfdom.  For apps with no reliable support and unknown random bugs.  How could anyone who works at Adobe tech support be expected to keep up, though, when the releases are constantly changing and creating new bugs?  Why bother, just push those errors onto us suckers, the ones who pay you for your app and get punished for it.   This app has for so long had a lock on the in

<branched from another discussion>   I am having serious problems as well. Keep in mind I am very good at tweaking out Premiere Pro. That being said Premiere Pro has some serious issues. Let the programmers know that with high quality playback enabled it does not matter if you select full resolution or 1/4 resolution the CPU utilization will be the same (BRAW and Pro Res). I had hoped to post a video by now but I am super busy. Maybe I will have it ready by Tuesday. 

"For most things, ignore it.", how do I ignore it? All of a sudden it is there and I have to choose one of the three options. Which one is standard? Or do I check the box next to it that says "Match this property to the source video"?  

It is a new very powerfull 3D software, it is free and booming with great features to render and simulate scenes, in collaboration with other 3d artists! Check out these great tutorials, they are made by very talented and successful specialist Chris from Outdoor Living3D: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClyCoHrO79iIY3tnz2f6yzA/videos

For all those interested in starting or even already working in HDR, here's a roundtable discussion from Dolby Labs on working with DolbyVision. Nearly the whole discussion is usable in any HDR, though there are parts specific to DolbyVision.   Hosted by Dolby, with colorists Robbie Carman, Joey D'Anna, Patrick Inhofer, and Dan Moran.   An interesting discussion. Some takeaways ... while for broadcast you'd still want the full reference monitor, there are options out there for reasonable cost to both "test the waters" and even do the main part of a job ... if you've got a bit of time booked in a room with a proper reference monitor for final checkout; it isn't so much about being brighter as it is simply having a bigger crayon box. Far more color to work with, from the deepest shadows way into the highlights; and it just makes it all more fun!   Along with many other worthwhile comments.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnZY6ghWELU&t=4185s

This is without a doubt, the absolute most buggy program I've ever used on any operating system. Windows Vista was a gem compared to Adobe Premiere. They should literally be ashamed of themselves for charging money for something that doesn't even work.    Mod note: This off-topic post is a branched post from a FAQ posted in the Premiere Pro forum. Thanks.