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I am having an issue where random frames within my project will go black. In the middle of a clip anywhere from a few to sometimes almost 20 frames will just be black for some reason. There are often no effects or cuts in the places where this happens. This even persists when I export the project. If I go and edit that portion of the clip (i.e. speed change, color grading, adding an effect, etc.) it will sometimes fix it and the frames will come back. I have tried restarting Premiere, I have tried restarting my computer, I have tried reseting the preferences of Premiere, I have also tried rendering the sequence over and over. The frames are still gone when I render. This problem seems to occur randomly and although I am usually able to work around it by just making random minor chages to the clip in question, it slows down my work flow considerably.

Hi,  (Mac OSX 12.3.1 - Premiere Pro V.22.3.0) I have recently opened a project where all my media is located on an external hard drive. All of the media is appearing as offline. When I try to link the media, my external hard drive is not appearing in the Media Browser, however it is appearing in Finder.  If I choose to link the media through Finder, rather than Media Browser, it means that I have to re-link each file individually. This is obviously not ideal on a large project. Does anyone know why this might be happening and how it can be solved? Thanks

Hi there, I'm using the new Tab Export in Premiere Pro 2022 (I'm not a huge fan of it, I admit). Before when there were some In/Out points in the timeline automatically the export range was set to "In/out source", but now even if I have some "In/out points", the export tab is set to "Entire Source" and I need to change it manually (and I forgot most of the time). I do not use "Work Area Bar" as I prefer In/out points Maybe there are some preferences or something I could do to set it to "In/Out Points automatically"?  Thanks

Photos and video of the glitches provided below.So I've noticed since I started using a new camcorder that in my projects I have been getting a lot of weird video glitching and artifacts. These appear only from footage shot by this camcorder and not my other camcorder, and they appear in the program monitor while editing and in the final video after export. However, the way they appear and the fixes I have tried have been inconsistent - in some cases I can fix the frames and in some cases I can't. In some cases, the glitches appear in Premiere Pro but disappear once exported, and in some cases they don't.More strangely, the problem comes and goes. For example, I can have a glitched frame, then if I render it, it sometimes fixes it, or if I copy it into another sequence, it may fix it, and in some cases after copying it, if I go back to the original sequence, the glitch is gone or changes (despite not having done anything to that file other than copying it). Finally, the probl

Adobe glossary seems to be quite brief and not saying anything about these types of markers. As well as most of Youtube videos that never cover them. There are 5 types of markers here. And I've got several questions about them:   1) What is the difference between Comment, Chapter and Segmentation markers? When you chose one of them only the label color automatically changes, and the only difference is that the Comment marker has a comment text box, whilst the other two don't. So why should I use Chapter and Segmentation markers if I can just use the Comment marker and don't type anything in the comment section? Why are there Chapter and Segmentation markers if you can just create one of them and change the color yourself?   2) What's the Web Link for? What is the Frame target - what should I type there? Why is there a separate marker for a web link if you can just type the link in the Comment Marker text box if you need it?   3) What is the Flash Cue Point,

Version 25.3.0 on Macbook M2 Max , macOS Ventura 13.4 I've run into an issue where my export tab is freezing and/or won't even open up (just stays on the edit tab), and this happens whether I click the export tab, press command+M, or route through file->export. This issue is only happening on one specific project, and works fine when I try to export on a different project. I've tried all basic troubleshooting, reinstalling premiere, restarting computer, clearing caches, duplicating the project, unlinking and relinking all media, and even importing the project into another and the issue always persists, so I suspect it may have something to do with the source footage but cannot identify a specific root cause as it's a project-wide glitch and still persists no matter what sequence or footage I try to export. I am working with a combination of BRAW, JPG, and mp4 files and they were shot on Blackmagic, Gopro and Insta 360, but there aren't any "weird" gopro or Insta 360 f

I keyframe in my work a lot, so moving the playhead in the effect controls panel is pretty common for me. The problem I have is that I can't move it all the way to the end without the playhead flying down my timeline, losing the spot I was at (and depending on how long the clip is, it can be super sensitve & touchy when moving it down to the end). I could deselect 'Selection Follows Playhead' in the sequence drop-down menu and "fix" this, however that deselects the clip that my playhead is on (obviously), which is super helpful as I don't have to move my playhead to the next clip AND select the clip.I have no idea if this is intended, but I would be surprised if it was as it's so incredibly touchy. If it is, it would be great to have an option for the effect controls panel to NOT do this.

Does anyone know how to create a real VHS like this?

Bonjour à tous,Je rencontre un problème avec la fonctionnalité Text > Transcript dans Premiere Pro.Je travaille sur une séquence contenant une piste audio claire du début à la fin. Pourtant, lorsque je lance la transcription via Text > Transcript > Generate static transcript, seuls les premiers sous-titres sont générés, alors que l'audio continue bien après.J'ai essayé de re-transcrire la séquence en définissant des points In/Out dans la timeline, mais dans ce cas, le bouton "Transcribe" dans la fenêtre Generate static transcript est désactivé (grisé).Voici ce que j’ai déjà vérifié :-Dans Audio on track, j’ai essayé avec Mix et avec Audio 1.-L’audio est visible dans le waveform, non muet, et bien sur la piste active.-Le paramètre Language est défini sur English.-La sequence est bien active avant d’ouvrir la fenêtre de transcription.-Même en décochant "Transcribe in point to out point only", le bouton reste parfois inactif.Auriez-vous déjà rencontré ce problème ? Est-ce un bug

I have imported a simple video I'd like to remove the black background from. Screenshots attached.I have a white background loaded behind the video which I can see when I crop the clip. I apply the Ultra Key, eye drop the black background, and set to 100% transparent and for some reason, it just removes patches around the flower, not the full black background. I've tried:- Not using multiple screens.- Manually choosing black as a hex code- I've played with all of the settings I can find under Ultra Key - Modify > Reinterpret the footage (oddly this wouldn't allow me to edit any alpha settings) It's as though the black is already an alpha layer but not transparent for some reason. I purchased the clip from Vimeo so maybe it was compressed and that messed with the file? Any ideas?

I opened a project file I've been working on for the past three months. Within a few minutes of loading up, it will just close itself. This is before the program would normally pop up a window about a missing font that I always ignore and before any video previews can be loaded. It seems to only be related to this project file. It also doesn't pop up that window that says it's crashing and asks to send an error report. Build:Windows 11 Pro 26100.362412th Gen Intel i7-12700K 3.60 GHz32 GB of RAMNVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060  The local C drive is an NVME SSD, but the file in question is stored on a Synology NAS with IronWolf HDDs. Both the computer and the NAS were built from new parts this year. Premiere: 25.3, installed, then I restarted the computer, and this started happening

Hi, I am looking for a way to export current sequence as a only black and white fill colors, where all semi transparent (eg opacity is 50%) would be converted to black and all fully transparent pixels would be fully white (#FFFFFF), so the final output will have just two colors at the moment I use adjust alpha effect with invert alpha and mask only ON, it colors all alpha to white, however semi transparent parts are grey.I was trying to use levels effects, but didn't succeed with that Ideally I need to expand the alpha areas (white) to cover the whole frame, for this I am using Gaussian blur with maxed out blurrness. But I am looking for way to expand the white areas without gaps as the blur does any advise?     

This is probably true for other CS software too but it happens in Premiere mainly.  I'm sure we've all had the scenario here mid-edit an external drive hokding some or all of the files for a project gets knocked and ejected, and so Premiere loses the files until you relocate them manually.  It does a good job of finding all the files once you've pointed it to the first one it's looking for (thanks Adobe!).  But my question is why can't it find them automatically itself.  When I plug the drive back in the parh to the file/s is the same.  Premiere literally lists the original path of the file in the search bar.  What's the reason for it not just automatically reconnecting to those files which are exactly where they were moments ago? (This question is aside from the obvious suggestions of a) don't work on an active project on an external drive b) don't let it get unplugged in the first place!) 

The Consolidate Duplicates function does not work.  On a new project file I just imported files into the project folder. Started using the footage and setup a sequence. But then I had more footage that I downloaded so I selected all in my windows explorer folder and dragged them into the project folder in Premiere thinking I can just get rid of the duplicates. But when I tried it, it doesn't work. See video attached. I'm  running on Adobe Premiere Pro 25.3.0 on a Windows laptop

Bonjour, j'ai un travail à rendre sur Premiere Pro dans lequel je dois faire un montage de film. J'ai quelques plans provenants de mon téléphone que j'ai envoyé sur mon Mac. Mon problème est le suivant : une fois sur Premiere Pro je parviens à importer des fichiers mais certains d'entre eux (qui sont des vidéos) ne sont que des pistes audio, alors que pourtant dans la partie gauche le logiciel me montre la vidéo, je ne comprends pas. Et j'ai le même problème si je souhaite ajouter des autres vidéos par la suite, le logiciel ne détecte pas de piste vidéo mais que la piste audio. J'ai déjà désinstallé puis réinstallé Premiere Pro et rien n'a changé. De plus toutes les vidéos sont en format .MOV, pouvez-vous m'aidez s'il vous plaît ?

Hola, hay alguna forma de obtener plantillas verticales para redes sociales dentro de Premiere Pro?

Hi,We have a project coming in that was aready started in Premiere Pro 2025.1.  The editor was having big problems with Drawbot Errors and Long Relinking Times.  The media is about 40TB and the project about 300GB.  Searching the forums and I can see others are having similar frustrations.   I have read Disabling Hardware-Accelerated GPU scheduling can help, aswel as keeping the project files unnested in folders.  Is it just accepted that this is how Premiere works?   Is there any other good advice on how to minimize this?  TIARory  

I have often said transcription in Adobe premiere is about 75-80% accurate. Now that I have worked with it extensively, it's more like 50%.  It does not distinguish between speakers, the punctuation is more like 20% accurate and it flat out rewrites what someone is saying.  Whisper Transcription is a helluva a lot more accurate (above 90%). And if I want the ultimate in accuracy, I have to pay $2 per minute - which gets really pricey.  Adobe was all proud of the text-based editing feature - and the idea is great in theory - but in practice it's terrible due soully to the failure of the transcription.  Why is a cheap program ($39 for lifetime access) so much better than the software that I pay over $600 a year for? And you can't import the better transcription into Premiere - so you're still doing things the old fashioned way and scrubbing throught he interveiws to find your quotes. I am not affiliated with whomever does Whisper Transcription. Just disappointed - onc

My project:I have a video track and 2 audio tracks in my sequence.Audio Track 1 is EnglishAudio Track 2 is ChineseMy deliverable:I want to export this in ANY format (preferably H.264 for size) that will allow VLC and HTML5 video players to select the audio track.My conundrum:I've done this before on an older version of Premiere Pro, but some of the menus governing Audio Track Configuration have changed and I don't see the same options.  Regardless, why would Adobe Premiere Pro assume that if I have 2 audio clips in my sequence, that I would randomly want it to only render out Audio Track 2 and not Audio Track 1 or both?!?  That makes no sense and the UI is obtuse about helping me find the path forward.  I've seen suggestions ranging from changing the sample rate from 48k to 44.1k, copying and pasting my clips into a multi-channel sequence (which btw is bonkers that you can't do that on the fly), using the Render and Replace option on the audio clips, etc.  Hour

Dear community,I´m struggling with a sync workflows issue when trying to use timecode as sync reference. On my windows machine in premiere version 25.2.3 (Build4) I select my camera files in my three video tracks ( tracks are also enabled) and when I do rightclick -> Synchronize then I cannot select "Timecode", because it is greyed out, see screenshot.On a macOS machine with exact same Premiere version and with opening the identical project, I can sucessfully select "Timecode" for syncing those three clips and it works as expected. And strangely, also on my Windows machine, it works with other source material in another project. But I just cannot find the difference or the reason, because all material comes from the same three cameras (which get synced timecode from external source) and I cannot see the difference, especially as the material in questions perfectly syncs on the macOS machine.I also checked several common reasons, trying to disable and enable "Linked selection",

I did a dumb. I worked through a couple hours of footage by selecting clips from source and inserting into the sequence. I never happened to notice that I didn't have a video track targeted, so now my sequence is full of audio-only clips. Is there a clever way to reconnect the linked video to each audio clip, or am I doing this all over again?

Why are we all paying to "lease" this program when i could make a video faster with a hammer and chisel. premiere fix this or stop all together this is beyond ridiculous 

Hello,I am currently working on a feature, I like to keep everything organized to ensure a smooth workflow (don't we all). The sound recorder on set told me, that he has named all the individual audio sources in his recorder. This way, I should be able to have a visual representation on my timeline, of what audio track belongs to which actor.Something along the lines of:V1         Actor #1Actor #2BoomThe only problem is, the metadata isn't showing up in Premiere. I don't have the option to rename the individual audio tracks manually, either.Please tell me, that the function is there and that I'm just overlooking something...Best,Daniel

I am attempting to capture to video a multi-image slide show. This show uses 15 slide projectors pointing at a single screen area. Occasionally the slides run by at 10 slides per second, with a "hard cut" transition between them. When one views the show projected live on the screen it looks great. HOWEVER when the show is captured to video there can be a very evident "blink" in-between each frame.  I suppose that persistence of vision can't cover everything.... Anyway I am trying to learn if there's any to "fix this in post". Please take a look at this under-10-second, 60 fps clip that illlustrates the problem. https://tinyurl.com/22m9xrhm

I recently switched from a Mac Mini (on Monterey, I believe) to a Macbook Pro Ventura OS running Premiere 2023. All my project files and media are on an external drive.  Everything works fine, no issues EXCEPT when I hit the Cmd+S shortcut for save.  Instead of just saving, I get this popup  "The project file has been modified since the last save, do you wish to continue?"  And I hit OK and it saves.  It does this every time.  It's saving, so that's fine, but it is very annoying to have to do the extra step of hitting OK every time I save the project.  If I move the project to my local drive on the laptop and open it in premiere, the Cmd+S works normally and I don't get the message.  It only occurs with projects on my external drive.  And only in Premiere.  After Effects and Photoshop all save projects on the external drive normally when I hit Cmd+S.  Any thoughts?