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Hi everyone, I’m having trouble exporting a long project and could use some guidance. I’m working on a 2-hour 4K video on an M1 Mac with 64 GB of RAM, running the Premiere Pro (Beta) and Media Encoder (Beta) apps. Every time I try to export through Media Encoder, the export runs for about an hour and then just… stops. There’s no error message, no crash — Media Encoder simply pauses as if it’s waiting, and never resumes.  I've tried exporting in Premier Pro, and the same things happen.  No error...it just stops encoding. Here’s what I’ve tried so far: Exporting to different codecs: H.264, H.265, and ProRes 422 LT. Same issue.Switching between Hardware Encoding and Software Encoding under Export Settings.Exporting in chunks: Using In/Out points, I was able to export shorter sections without problems. The issue only appears with the full 2-hour timeline.Clearing the Media Cache (via Preferences and manually deleting cache files).Pre-rendering problem areas ne

I am not seeing a masking tool in my effects control panel for either 'opacity' or 'lumetri'.I have a clip in the sequence. I am on the latest version of Premiere Pro.Working on a Mac, OS Sequoia 15.6.1 (latest update)Any advice?

We are a US company with an Adobe Suite enterprise account. Others have posted this bug. I'm posting here at the same time as I've let our IT and admin know about the issue, hoping the solution is simpler and faster than waiting for it it to go through channels internally. I used this tool with success in beta! Great addition to the suite. My laptop was just upgraded, the tool is now native, why the sudden bug? One possibility: we also have offices in the UK and Asia. Possible that's locking out this function? Even though I am a US employee with US IP address.  M4 ProSequoia 15.6.124GB RamPremiere Pro 25.5.0 (Build 13)    

Getting so tired of this stuff with adobe. I can no longer option drag the audio on a clip to extend it, takes the picture with it. If I move it up into track V2 or V3 it sometimes works, most ot the time no. Work around for now is to unsynch then resynch, which is a recipe for disaster. This has to be a bug and not some new dumb feature right? 

Perhaps after less than a week of using Premiere Pro, I can't expect to get optimal results, but my experience with this app is proving to be an ordeal. Today, I finally managed to complete the export process, which last Friday seemed like an impossible task, partly because after opening a help request in the community https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/all-export-attempts-have-failed/m-p/15513253#M571263, Adobe support told me in chat that I would have to wait for the new release that would fix the problem, which was already known and cataloged as a bug. However, the result leaves a bitter taste in my mouth because, even if I overlook the processing time of 4 hours, the file went from 999MB to 12GB. The only processing performed was the addition of subtitles. Two tracks, EN and IT, but if I understand correctly, in embedded mode in the video, it only supports one track.I am attaching screenshots of the timeline and export parametersWhere did I go wr

I for the life of me can't figure out how to add assets to a Library folder in Premiere. I clicked on the "Library" panel on the right hand side of the screen. I've "created a new Library.." and now I don't know how to put stuff in the new library. I can see a "+" add content button on the bottom left of that window, but it's not highlighted and I can't click on it, not sure why. Can't drag files into the panel. Can't find a way to add files in the folder in my browser. What am I missing?

I have a very large file (7181x4000px) that I want to animate.  It's so big so that I can zoom in to the level I want at 100%.  But I get a yellow line indicating it needs to render to be seen animating optimally.  It's impractical to have to render the file, then watch it each time I want to make a change.  Do I have any recourse to see it animating in real time more or less smoothly as I edit?  Thanks for your help.  

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I have this mp4 file I downloaded via 4K video downloader. It plays perfectly fine on VLC. However when I import to PPro, it shows as audioPlease help me figure this out? Media info below: SPECSIntel Core i9-14900HXNVIDIA GeForce RTX 406064GB DDR5 RAM1TB SSDAll latest Adobe/Win11Pro/and video driversDELL SE2419HR 24" I also can't convert with AME because it also shows as audio only 

Bonjour je n'arrive pas a telecharger l'application pour cause d'indisponibilite " zone geographique ", je suis en Guadeloupe comment faire ?

I'm editing a bunch of fashion related videos, and I'm including some footage of photography shoots, where a still photography flash strobe is occasionally going off. Not always, and not every time in the same edits, I get about a second of weird grey pixelation craziness partially taking over the screen during and immediately after the strobe going off. (I've attached a screen capture) Anybody else having this issue? Any work-arounds?Project is due in a week, and I need to solve these rendering issues.Thanks,Dave

Hello everyone,I have a project that includes very large .png images that I am animating by adjusting position and scale parameters. The project is 11 min long. It all looks great and the movement is clean. I just added a new section and for some reason, only in the new section the movement is stuttered. It is not clean movement across the frame but moves with a stutter. Any idea why this might be happening? I am running the lastest premiere pro and have a recent macbook pro with plenty of ram, ect. Thanks!!

Alguien que me pueda ayudar ya que me marca este error pero todo ya esta en orden buena conexion. y no  hubo problema al descargarlo es en todas las aplicaciones  y servico a  clienete no contesta. agradeceria mucho si me pueden apoyar

Hi everyone, I’m editing in Premiere Pro and I’m encountering a visual issue on the timeline that’s been making precision audio cuts quite difficult. On my main audio track (usually A1), there’s a small number “1” displayed at the beginning of the clip. It seems to indicate either the first audio channel or the first track. However, even when I zoom in or out, that “1” stays visible, and it gets in the way of cutting audio clips accurately — especially when working at frame level. I’ve marked it with a red box in the screenshot for clarity.📎 (Attached image showing the “1” marker on the green audio clip) I’ve tried adjusting label settings, clip settings, and track display options but couldn’t find a way to hide or remove that number.Does anyone know how to completely hide this “1” indicator on audio clips in the timeline? Or is this a known issue/design choice? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hi there I have a perfect working preset, but I need the option to select the folder the $1/$2 saves to. At this stage, it keeps heading to the Desktop. Cheers B  

Hi,I have several folders, each one has its own import folder (the mp4 or audios),But anytime I am done with a project and rendered my video (exported) the default EXPORT path is now following that path (truth be told I usually make copies of projects maybe thats why)I would like the default export path to be the same as the import pathSo whenevre I go import stuff from a path, I want the export buton to automaticaly show me that path as possible path to export to?Or any other solutions, I don't think there are "bookmarked" paths are there? (For export i mean not import, I know we have those for import)I could chose the parent directory as a bookmarked export path and then from there could avoid several clicks everytime (I prefer that than to find myself inside the export path of an old project)

Hey, where can I find these visual fade handles on audio clips (Image 1)? I really liked this fade feature in Vegas, and I’d like to know how to do it in Premiere. I dont find the handle on my PP 2024 (Image 2)  

I generated a transcript for my dialogue. But later on in editing, I had to edit one of the dialogue audio files in Audition to remove and add new lines. Back in Premiere everything updated except for the transcript. It still thinks it is the old dialogue. In the 3 dot menu the "Re-transcribe sequence" option is grayed out. After looking it up apparently I can only click it if I use a static transcript. I've closed and opened the project, cleared media cache, didn't fix anything. For now I'm using the static transcript, but it will be a pain when cutting and moving audio around on the timeline and need to retranscribe everytime. I'm on most current version of Premiere.

I need a way to use the software without it needing access to everything. When the software starts it asks for permission to access everything and doesn't allow me to continue unless it gets what it wants. I don't understand why that's necessary and I'll probably move on to a competitor if it can't be used without this. I used to edit on Premiere Pro four/five years ago without this being an issue. Now, all my files show up, which is chaotic and confusing, I can't import what i want, bit by bit, and have the clips organised how I'd like. It's an editing software, why does it need every single document on my laptop to function? It's unnerving and feels like there's some alterior motive behind it because it doesn't improve the functioning of the product as editing software. It makes it worse. But if there's a way to use it without this messy, invasion of privacy, that would be great.  Any suggestions would be appreciated otherwise I'll cancel my subscription.  

I am new to Premiere Pro.  Used to use Sony Vegas, and switched recently. I am trying to export like a 30 second clip from a larger video, and it's taking over 2.5 hours for the encoding. Here is the file info I copied from premiere:File Path: D:\RECORDINGS\2025-09-20 10-10-44.mkvType: Matroska File Size: 93.74 GBImage Size: 1920 x 1080Frame Rate: 60.00Total Duration: 08:20:18:41Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.0Alpha: NoneColor Space: Rec. 709Color Space Override: OffInput LUT: NoneAs well as some additional file info from VLC: What needs to be changed here for this to work significantly better? This is only a tiny clip, and soon I'm going to be working with much longer exports that also involve 4k video from my camera.Here's my specs as well:Processor AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-Core Processor 3.79 GHzInstalled RAM 31.9 GBGraphics Card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER (8 GB)System Type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

Bonjour, je viens de retourner sur Premiere Pro.Après un retour à la normale lundi matin, juste le temps de tester. Mon problème est revenu. Le curseur ne bouge pas sur la timeline lors de la lecture d'une séquence. Adobe Premiere Pro version number: 24.6.1 (Build2)Operating system - Windows 11 - System Info: CPU, GPU, RAM, HD:CPUGPU (Intel-based Macs and PCs) 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11800H @ 2.30GHz 2.30 GHzGPU driver (PC) pilote NVIDIA 565.90 RAM 32GoHard Drive (and, if external, how the drive is connected: USB, Thunderbolt, NAS, etc.).Video format: XAVC S HDWorkflow details: C'est une séquence tout ce qu'il y a de plus basique.

This is now the third time I’ve reported a massive slowdown when exporting my videos. And the few solutions provided haven’t changed anything. Six months ago, exporting a 40-minute 1080p video took 90 minutes. Today, exporting a similar video takes 210 minutes—four times longer!I’ve had the same computer for two years, the same graphics card for two years. My editing process hasn’t changed in two years, and I still work in 1080p (I can only imagine how long it would take if I were working in 4K). I can no longer work properly with Premiere Pro, which already has a reputation for being relatively slow. And I’m not even mentioning the countless bugs that make editing my projects difficult.I’d really like someone to look into this issue seriously and explain why the slowdown is so severe. I’ve already contacted technical support, but I keep getting the same answers. I’m seriously considering switching to a different editing software.  AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor (3.60 GHz

I updated to the latest version and my software won't run. I get an error: "Adobe Premiere Pro 2025" is corrupted and can't be opened. You should move it to the trash. This file was downloaded on an unknown date. 

I edit videos that regularly have 3 different speakers, so I assign each bit of text to its speaker in the transcription section. This seems like it’s working perfectly. However, Premiere tends to place text alongside the wrong person but I just go in and manually change that. Then, you’d expect that when you turn that transcription into captions and apply different text/font styles to each person, the text would show up, accurately taking on the font/style of whichever person I’d assigned it to and you’d expect that tracks assigned to different people would appear on different layers in the timeline. However, it places all the subs in one long line as though only Speaker 1 said everything.      Again, while that’s annoying, I just put up with manually changing which text goes with which person. Even then, even though I’ve split sentences up so they go with the right person, I still have text intended for Speaker 2 that ends up on the end of a sentence aligned

Hello guys/gals.   I currently use 5-7 Zoom cameras to film my quartet.  I then import them into my PC, open Premiere Pro, and then have to manually sync them up to one another for editing.   Audio: I have the stereo audio feed being sent to each camera, so as we record the video, live audio is also being recorded to each camera.    Is there a better way of doing this please?   Much appreciated.    Mark   Note: I am retired and using an old, but solid, version of PP CS6.