I’m beyond frustrated.This bug has existed for months, and it’s STILL not fixed.Here’s the issue:In the Source Monitor, when I set In and Out points on an audio clip, they do NOT show up visually on the waveform.The lower bar (time ruler) shows the In/Out points correctly.But the waveform itself — which used to highlight the selected area — shows NOTHING.However, if I reopen an older clip that already had In/Out points saved before, the highlighted area DOES appear.What does that mean?The In/Out points ARE being set, but the waveform UI refuses to update.This is clearly a visual bug with the overlay layer, not a shortcut or user issue.I’ve tried literally everything:GPU renderer → software-only modeReinstalled PremiereReset preferencesDeleted media cacheUsed WAV instead of MP3Updated NVIDIA Studio driverUsed NVIDIA Control Panel to force Premiere to use the dedicated GPUEven created a new Windows user accountDowngraded from Premiere 2025 to 2024Tested on Premiere BetaNothing worked.Yet when I load an old clip with In/Out already saved, it shows the highlighted area just fine.This proves the problem is NOT my system. It’s Adobe’s.I'm using Windows 11 with an RTX 3060. Many others are reporting the same issue online (Reddit, Adobe Forums), and there's STILL no fix or even acknowledgment.I'm wasting hours of time — this is not a minor annoyance.This is a core editing feature, and it's broken.Please escalate this. It’s unacceptable.

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kahye_8713

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Audio In/Out points not visually showing on waveform in Source Monitor — still not fixed

Forum|Forum|11 months ago
April 29, 2025
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I’m beyond frustrated.

This bug has existed for months, and it’s STILL not fixed.
Here’s the issue:

In the Source Monitor, when I set In and Out points on an audio clip, they do NOT show up visually on the waveform.
The lower bar (time ruler) shows the In/Out points correctly.
But the waveform itself — which used to highlight the selected area — shows NOTHING.
However, if I reopen an older clip that already had In/Out points saved before, the highlighted area DOES appear.

What does that mean?
The In/Out points ARE being set, but the waveform UI refuses to update.
This is clearly a visual bug with the overlay layer, not a shortcut or user issue.

I’ve tried literally everything:

GPU renderer → software-only mode
Reinstalled Premiere
Reset preferences
Deleted media cache
Used WAV instead of MP3
Updated NVIDIA Studio driver
Used NVIDIA Control Panel to force Premiere to use the dedicated GPU
Even created a new Windows user account
Downgraded from Premiere 2025 to 2024
Tested on Premiere Beta

Nothing worked.

Yet when I load an old clip with In/Out already saved, it shows the highlighted area just fine.
This proves the problem is NOT my system. It’s Adobe’s.

I'm using Windows 11 with an RTX 3060. Many others are reporting the same issue online (Reddit, Adobe Forums), and there's STILL no fix or even acknowledgment.

I'm wasting hours of time — this is not a minor annoyance.
This is a core editing feature, and it's broken.

Please escalate this. It’s unacceptable.

Correct answer Sumeet_Kumar_Choubey

Hi everyone,

This issue has been fixed in the latest Premiere Pro Beta release. Would you mind trying the latest Beta to see if it helps? Please refer to this link to learn more about the Creative Cloud Beta program.

Thanks,

Sumeet

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tykvabob

Participant

@Sumeet Kumar Choubey The issue is still in the version 25.3.0

caraudiofab

Participant

Just chiming in, also have the same issue. Going to try the beta now, but I find that usually the Betas are even MORE bugged.

caraudiofab

Participant

Beta solved it for me, but still, not excited about being forced to use unfinished software.

stephenf9015051

Participant

Any fix for this yet? Also having this issue.

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Sumeet_Kumar_Choubey

Correct answer

Community Manager

Hi everyone,

This issue has been fixed in the latest Premiere Pro Beta release. Would you mind trying the latest Beta to see if it helps? Please refer to this link to learn more about the Creative Cloud Beta program.

Thanks,

Sumeet