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Can't drag files from CC Library into Premiere Pro..

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March 2, 2018
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I'm confused here.

Isn't the whole point of CC Libraries to make it easy to grab and drag assets that we create in AI and PS?

I created a few assets in Ai and put them into a CC Library. When I try to drag them in in Premiere Pro, they don't load and nothing happens.

Am I doing this wrong?

Any workflow help is appreciated.

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Correct answer Kevin-Monahan

Hi mikeven,

Not all file types can be exchanged. More info here: Creative Cloud Libraries in Premiere Pro

Thanks,
Kevin

R Neil Haugen

Legend

Yea, what you can use the Libraries for in Premiere is a bit vague. Easiest way to figure it out (as the little documentation is confusing) is simply to test it. Some things like mogrts are shared easily. Some things like Looks created in the Capture app work brilliantly.

Some graphic things in certain formats from Ai or Ps work fine. Some in other formats ... don't.

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

dvotion

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Weird the things that are chosen to work. It would seem like a .JPG or .PNG file should be at the very very top of the list of what will work in libraries. I don't really care about the integration with adobe stock - I already have my own logos and footage - let me access the files I have in the library. This or I'm being dumb and missing something.

R Neil Haugen

Legend

They weren't planning on using the Libraries panel "just like a bin" but for specific inter-operability. And that is the heart of the problem ... they built it as a limited interface for the things they felt should come through this path, and to exclude all they would prefer be added through the normal MediaBrowser panel.

And ... engineer's choices are not always user choices, though engineers are actually all users themselves. Sigh.

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

dvotion

Participating Frequently

Just confirming, because this answer is extremely vague. We cannot for example add a regularly used .png file to our library and then pull that for use in a premiere pro sequence?

Kevin-Monahan

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Hi mikeven,

Not all file types can be exchanged. More info here: Creative Cloud Libraries in Premiere Pro

Thanks,
Kevin

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio

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arjobse

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I have this problem too. Why is it that I can import PSD files (with smart objects) the old school way no problems. But when I try and import the SAME file through CC Library it sais cannot import? (The smart object exists as a PSB when added to the CC Library). Yes sure I can rasterise the smart object and then add it to CC Library. BUT then I would lose ALL EDITABILITY. Nice work Adobe

mikeven77Author

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Anyone?

This is the exact reason why I am about to cancel my FULL CC subscription and head on over to Final Cut Pro X and other editing programs. 50 bucks a month is not worth it will all these adobe issues.

I can't even edit my videos because the fonts are missing when I am off line. Ridiculous.

Ann Bens

Community Expert

What kind of assets are you trying to add?

mikeven77Author

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Hi Ann,

I created some text and logo elements and put them into the library. Also, put over some groups of Icons I created. They went into the Library as Ai files.

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