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Hello! I'm editing a video and after updating to the latest version of Premiere 2025, right-clicking to bring up the Ripple Delete option glitches out. The negative space in the timeline is selected for a moment, but it de-selects itself before I can actually click the "ripple delete" function. clicking this function after the negative space is deselected does nothing.

I am on Premiere 2023 and Mac M1 Ventura.  Premiere has been very finicky this week with the default export location. I know Premiere Pro exports default to whatever directory you exported to last. That has usually always worked for me.  However, I must select the export location every time I export. I created presets, and that does work; only a few times did it not, and I had to restart.  I am working on an external hard drive, and the folders I used to export still exist. Any tips or suggestions to get the default export location working again? 

Hi there,Just getting started (as a beginner) and watched the first video ["Create a Project"] on the "Create a project and import a clip" tutorial: Adobe Learn It's not clear to me if there are functionality rules that require me to save the project on my local drive or if it is okay for me to save them on my NAS and work from there. Additionally, is there a requirement for imported media files to be originally located on my local drive, or can those also come directly from my NAS? I ask because these were limitations with the software I was previously using.Thanks in advance!Oksana

I have a four minute sequence that happens to be a Adobe After Effect Segment (dynamic link) on my time line. If I hit "Render In To Out" it takes roughly 90 minutes to render that AE created segment. If I hit "Render and Replace," on the AE segment, let it complete, and then hit "Render In To Out" it'll take a total of about 12 minutes. Madness!  Madness I say!  Anyone know what's going on here?  

So "shift+M" takes me to the BEGINNING of the next marker (comment marker), but I've seen video tutorials where repeatedly using "Shift+M" can be used to go beginning-end-beginning-end etc.... of the timeline markers. My question is how?I can't find any command in the "Keyboard shortcuts" preferences that says "goto end of marker". This seems as a default in some Premiere Pro setups, but my shortcuts always go to the markers beginning and ignores the end. Would be nice to figure out how. Thanks 

I am trying to import a transparent background video I created with Adobe Express whose only option is creating MP4 video, into Premiere pro. I tried so many different things to try maintain its transparency including exporting the video again as Quick time with all the necessary settings but the video is coming back with black background every time. I also tried render and replaced clip with changing format to QuickTime and Prores 4444, it still didn't work. I would really appreciate the help

I purchased my Adobe cc suite but need the following builds for mi OS (MacOS Catalina 10.15.7): After Effects 2022 - 22.6InDesign 2023 - 18.5.2Illustrator 2023 - 27.9.3Media Encoder 2022 - 22.6InCopy 2023 - 18.5.2Premiere Pro 2022 - 22.0 Thanks for your help

As long as the objects are below the graphic text,you can not directly select the objects in the Program window with the Select tool.It always selects the graphic text (the graphic text area covers the whole screen)

I have an old post where an incorrect answer was marked as a Correct Answer. Is there any way I can un-mark it as correct and mark a different answer as correct? https://community.adobe.com/t5/after-effects-discussions/after-effects-18-2-hide-preview-thumbnail-in-project-panel/m-p/12051841#M171407

I am experiencing an issue with Adobe Premiere Pro 2025, as it crashes immediately upon startup every time I try to open it. I have already attempted several troubleshooting steps to resolve the problem, but none have been successful so far.Here’s what I’ve tried:I uninstalled and reinstalled Premiere Pro, but the crash persists.I updated my GPU driver to the latest version available, but this did not solve the issue.I ensured my system is running smoothly and restarted it multiple times, with no change in outcome.My system specifications are as follows:CPU: Intel Core i7 (13th Gen)GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 (8GB VRAM)RAM: 8GBOperating System: Windows 11 ProIt’s worth noting that the crash happens before I can load any projects or media. This suggests the issue might be related to the software itself or a compatibility problem.I would appreciate any guidance on resolving this issue, as it is preventing me from using the software entirely. If additional information, such as crash logs

I've come across a bug in the latest version of Premiere Pro (V25.1), it's pretty simple.  It occurs when I add an adjustment layer above all of my video tracks (4 cameras each on a separate track) AND add an instance of lumetri to do a final global adjustment on all video clips.  The bug manifests when I encode the video either straight from premiere or from Media Encoder, same result.  The result is that an encode that normally takes about 10-12 minutes for a 4 minute video now takes 5-6 hours.  If I turn off the adjustment layer or disable the associated instance of lumetri the encode operates normally.  If I turn it back on we're back to a 5-6 hour encode.  I have reverted to V25 and the bug does not exist there so I am able to encode normally.  BTW I have also tried rolling back Media Encoder to the previous version and the above mentioned behavior still persists so I'm certain the issue is NOT with Media Encoder.   Has anyone else expe

Hello,I use both Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve.I’ve noticed that exporting Apple ProRes from Premiere Pro causes color and IRE value shifts, while Resolve does not have this issue. The first and second images show a comparison between the original Canon MXF file and the Apple ProRes 4444 export from Resolve. The third and fourth images show a comparison between the same Canon MXF file and the Apple ProRes 4444 export from Premiere Pro. If you overlay the image pairs, the exports from Resolve appear nearly identical to the original, at least when examining them on the scopes. However, the ProRes exported from Premiere Pro displays a darker IRE value and a slight red color shift. The Canon MXF and exported Apple ProRes 4444 should be identical in scope—just like the exports from Resolve. Does anyone know how to fix this issue? I contacted Adobe customer support, shared all the relevant data, and worked with them for three days. In the end, they concluded that

I have a new project that I will be creting a Prodcution for as there is a large amount of footage and projects from previous edits that I need to pull from, the question is one of the older Projects is a Production from a previous editor. Can I import this Production into my newer Production or what wouldl the best workflow be for this situation?Any info woul dbe appreciated, thanks so much.

Hi everyone,I’ve been editing a series of archived interviews—originally recorded on a mid-2010s DSLR. The conversations are fantastic, but a lot of the close-up shots suffer from soft, slightly out-of-focus faces. It’s not motion blur, just that old combination of low lighting, shallow depth of field, and camera shake.Since I’m working in Premiere Pro (latest version), here’s what I’ve already tried:Unsharp Mask & Sharpen:Slight improvement, but the skin tones start to break down quickly, especially in darker scenes.Lumetri tweaks:Helped boost contrast and midtones, but didn’t improve clarity.AE upscale with Detail-preserving Upscale:Somewhat better, but still doesn’t get me that clean, modern look.At this point, I’m looking for more advanced ideas and wondering:💡 Has anyone found a solid method—either within Premiere or using external tools—to recover facial clarity without introducing artifacts?I know some editors swear by Topaz, but I’m trying to avoid bouncing between

I feel this is a V25 issue, as I don't remember it happening before, but I'm pulling my hair out trying to work this one out. Komodo R3D files, so typically I change the source settings IPP2 to Legacy, and then adjust accordingly. Now however, nothing updates visually whenever I make a change regardless of which Image Pipeline I'm  in. And the kicker, it's not across the board, some files do update, some don't. But I don't see any differences between said files.  What am I missing?  On a side note, sometimes the files will have this odd purple/blue full grain pattern when playing back, one quick fix is to just flip between the playback resolution. This is certainly a V25 issue, at least in my experience. Prior to V25 Premiere handled R3D files perfectly fine, now not so much.

I'm exporting 4K with high bitrate and high settings in general. These are what my dark colors look like pre-export:  After export, my video looks like this: Very visible lines and pixelation--quality looks horrible. Haven't run into this before, any ideas on what levels/curves I would adjust to maintain a smooth gradient in the final prodcut?

Cannot export a project. I keep getting the error below. Can anyone help? 

I recently installed Adobe Premiere with my Nvidia RTX 4000. Now I can’t choose CUDA render in the app. I'm using an HP Z840 dual Xeon with 80GB RAM. Previously, I never had problems with Adobe Premiere. Media Composer recognizes the RTX without issues. Any suggestions to getting CUDA working again?

In the most recent update (24.2.1), ripple trim to playhead is not functioning properly or consistently. I do not currently have the issue on my other computer (in the same project). I am not even entirely sure what is happening. When I ripple trim to playhead (either the previous or next edit), an inconsistent number of clips are deleted up until a certain point. I've tried restarting premiere, my computer, etc. and nothing is working. 1. Editing clips on video layer 12. Find preferred ending point for a clip3. Press 2 (my preferred hotkey for "ripple trim next edit to playhead")4. It does not trim the clip to the preffered location, but deletes a number of clips/parts of clips until it gets to an adjustment layer on video layer 2This didn't used to happen in any previous versions of Premiere Pro. I have the Mister Horse Premiere Composer plugin installed but that's it (I use it for transitions and stuff). I have a GIGABYTE - AORUS 16X (2024) Gaming Laptop with an NVIDIA GeForce

I have a question. Why is the HEVC render much faster in Premiere Pro when I click the Export button directly in Premiere Pro than when I queue the render to the Encoder by clicking "Send to Media Encoder" for rendering. In the Encoder, the HEVC renderer is too slow with the same settings as in Premiere Pro. Is there a bug in the Encoder settings or is it an Encoder bug? Thanks for the answer.

Hello,since some weeks I have massive performance problems with Premiere CC 2017. And there is the strong suspicion that it has something to do with the audio hardware / audio settings or the audio drivers.Some of the problems I have already described here in the forum:Premiere blocks "adaptive noise reduction" for some 5.1-clips - What is the reason? What is going on with my audio level? Mysterious swelling of audio Premiere CC2017 is after up- and downgrade extremely slowly - No more work possible None of the problems have been solved. The first thread listed was also discussed with the german Adobe support. They asked me to upload an sample project, what I did. This was 3 weeks ago and Adobe promised to give feedback via mail. But nothing happened. The staff member here in the english forum Kevin-Monahan kindly asked the german support team once more about the current status, but again: No reaction, which slowly streches my patience. My film project is running out of time and it is

Hello,I need some help! I'm using Premiere Pro 2025 with the Influx extension, and whenever I import a video with audio, the audio does not sync to the video whatsoever. In my files, it is synced and everything is completely fine, but in Premire Pro, it's not. The first 10-60 seconds will be synced, and then after that, it just loops, making it out of sync. It's not like I can unlink the audio and video, and just manually sync it as the audio is unnecessarily looping, and the rest of the audio is just replaced. Changing the format does NOT work, and this is happening on ALL of the videos I import. Clearing my cache and resetting Premeire has done nothing. Not sure if this is a bug, or if I'm just being stupid, lol! Thank you!

Pr 25.2, Win 11 24h2, Nvidia studio driver 566.36, RTX 4080, 64 Gb of ram, any footage.When I try to use the new Generative extend tool, it first starts analyzing the clip, then gives a "can't complete" message on the audio track, then ends up with a "can't generate extension" error screen.Steps to reproduce:- start Pr- create an empty project- import any video- place it on the timeline- cut the clip- use the GE tool- waitWhen I tested the tool in the Beta a month or two ago it actually worked without any problems. 

Ever since the new update, my H.264 exports from Premiere and Media Encoder produce files that freeze during playback. 90% of the video will run smoothly, but at random points in playback the file will freeze from anywhere between 30 seconds and 5 minutes. Sound cuts out, frame freezes, while the runtime keeps going and then eventually it unsticks itself. It's ridiculous that Premiere can't even produce an mp4 file that works. I found discussions from a few years ago sharing the same issue, but the work arounds from back then don't work on today's version of premiere.  Hilarious that you have to pay so much for a yearly subscription for a product that doesn't work.

I can't export video files from Adobe Premiere or Media Encoder. Processing happens, but it freezes.