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Aakarsh22
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June 29, 2020
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Premiere Rush for FREE

  • June 29, 2020
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Right, so I installed Premiere Rush and I learrnt all of the tutorials, put in a lot of time. I'm 14 and obviosly have no income. After 3 exports, I come to know that its not actually FREE. Adobe (supposedly) patched this recently, BUT only on Mobile devices. I dont own a Mobile Device, which means that I am using the Desktop Variant. Still limited to 3 exports, i.e. NOT FREE (actually). Please patch this on Windows as well. Thank You.

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    nigels12815217
    Participant
    July 13, 2020

    I agree that this is misleading.  As I have an Adobe subscription I was led to believe this was free when it is not.

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    Steve Grisetti
    Legend
    July 14, 2020

    It depends on which subscription you have. 

     

    If you have a specific subscription (the Photography Plan, for instance, the Design Plan, the Video & Audio Plan) your subscription is limited to the programs included in the plan.

     

    But if you have a full Creative Cloud subscription, you have full access to all of the Creative Cloud programs.

     

    The subscription page is pretty clear about that.

    https://www.adobe.com/cis_en/creativecloud/plans.html

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    jeffl41896245
    Participant
    August 5, 2020

    I too have a plan - the Photography plan with 20GB.  And it says that Premiere Rush is "Available in your subscription.".  But, that is not really the case - or maybe it is, since they duped many people, only is if you are willing to pay even more than you already do for the Rush version.  It says it is in the package ... they should just take it out altogether, then that way people know that it is not in your Photography plan.  I am debt free (except the house) and could pay for deacades but I'm sick of this - I already have Capture One Pro 20 for Fujifilm ... I also have the bought CD versions of Photoshop Elements 2020 and Premiere Elements 2020.  So, for me, it is a matter of priciple.  I can edit the few videos I do make in Elements or Corel.

     

    I already have Premiere Elements ... I doubt that Premeiere Rush would be that much better - sure, the Pro version would be.  But in all of our plans, it is indeed very much misleading.  If it weren't for this one glarring problem I would not have a problem with Adobe.  Despite the fact that they still cannot seem to get rid of "worms" in Fujifim RAW files.  Rush is desktop is not a powerhouse like the Pro - so why do they continue to mislead?  We all can just keep hanging around crippled with this package, thinking that maybe the three export with fix itself, or just get out.  I am sad to see so many people still confused with this package.  They fixed the mobile version ... finally that team figured it out.  The desktop team is going to be late to the ball and lose some customers.  Do they care?  Ehh - lose some, gain some ... but for what?  Rush?  Please.  It is simply a matter of honesty.  I also have Sony Vegas Studio for video - never had an issue with them.

     

    I think this "cloud" and smartphone app thing has blinded them.  They lost sight of the middle desktop users, especially the X-Trans Fujifilm folks.  I am sticking around until August 30 - if no notice of change, then see ya later.

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    Frogant
    Participant
    July 10, 2020

    I'm glad I found your post, I was also duped into thinking I could use PR but as part of my subscription as my Creative Cloud profile advised - only to realise it's actually a 3-project preview for the Pro version. Had Adobe been a little more honest and clear I would not have wasted data downloading it or time going through the tutorial, but thankfully your post clarified my suspicion. Uninstalled.

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      Aakarsh22Author
      Participating Frequently
      July 30, 2020

      If you have a Mobile Device, you, my friend, are in luck. You have Unlimited Exports for Free.

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      Steve Grisetti
      Legend
      June 29, 2020

      Premiere Rush is not a free program. It is a subscription service through Adobe's Creative Cloud.

      The free trial of the program is limited to three outputs. To continue using the program you will need to purchase a subscription. I'm not sure what patch you are referring to since this is part of its design.

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      Aakarsh22Author
      Participating Frequently
      July 30, 2020

      Sorry for the late reply. As we know, you have helped the community a lot (Thank You) by changing it to Unlimited Exports for Mobile. I was wondering if this will be implemented for Windows as I personnaly don't own a mobile phone. It was not clear as google was advertising your software as FREE, which means that it should at least have no limitation on exports. Simply because once the 3 exports is over there is no use for the program. You can implement allowing transitions and that kind of stuff on a Premium Subscription only. 

      I understand that it is just a suggestion and you might not be able to implement it. I know that it is me who is in such an unlucky situation.

      According to me, you should not give people free access to your software based on the devices they own. To my understanding, the Mobile edition and Windows 10 Edition of the software have the same features. Thank You for responding.

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