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Can't edit the font and position of captions

LEGEND ,
Jun 18, 2024 Jun 18, 2024

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Previously (like, a week or two ago), I was able to select all of the captions in my sequence and the Essential Graphics panel would show all of the properties of the captions (that is, font, position, etc.) and I could edit everything at once. Life was good.

In a very recent beta version, all the editing functionality disappeared from the Essential Graphics panel (in fact, the Essential Graphics panel was gone and replaced with the Graphics Templates panel), but the Properties panel still worked to do it. This was fine, but an odd change (especially since the Captions and Graphics workspace only included the Graphics Templates panel and not the Properties panel).

In the latest beta that I just installed yesterday, I can no longer bulk edit the captions from the Properties panel either - I can get it into a mode where I can bulk change the font, but not the position (by "upgrading" the captions to graphics.

So, to put it simply, there is no longer an Essential Graphics panel, the Graphics Template panel has no edit mode, and the Properties panel won't let me bulk change the position (and it's tricky to get it to let me edit the font) - even when upgrading the captions to graphics!

 

Please fix this. It was working great before and now it's borked.

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Adobe Employee ,
Jun 18, 2024 Jun 18, 2024

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Thank you for your comment and sorry for the confusion we’ve caused. We are developing a new Properties panel to replace the Essential Graphics panel. The Properties panel is part of the Captions and Graphics workspace, but will only show up on fresh installs. We are working on messaging to address this.

You may have hit a bug with a particular beta build. My first suggestion would be to update to the latest beta build as we are fixing issues daily.

In beta build 29, I am able to select multiple captions and bulk edit the font and placement (do not upgrade to Graphics). Are your captions all on the same track?

I think when you upgrade captions to graphics and then bulk select the graphics, you are not able to change the position currently. I don’t think you could do that in the old Essential Graphics panel either. It is something we are working on supporting, however, in the Properties panel.

-lori

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New Here ,
Aug 09, 2024 Aug 09, 2024

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Has this been resolved? Is there a way to bulk edit position/font of captions? 

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Community Expert ,
Aug 11, 2024 Aug 11, 2024

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Beth,

 

It is working correctly in Beta 25.0.0.18. Is it working for you? What version?

 

Stan

 

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New Here ,
Aug 12, 2024 Aug 12, 2024

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Yes! I am selecting all and editing the captions in bulk in the essential graphics panel. TY!

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LEGEND ,
Aug 13, 2024 Aug 13, 2024

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I've been living with this issue for a couple of months now and, it turns out, it's more complicated than I initially thought!

If it's not letting me edit the look of the captions, I can close Premiere Pro, open it back up, and the functionality returns. 

So, at some point, it just stops letting it happen. 

So, to be clear, I'll be editing, transcribing, creating captions, etc. and then when I go to edit the look of them, I can't edit even one (much less multiple ones simultaneously). So I close Premiere Pro, re-open it, and I then can edit the look of the captions as expected in the Properties panel.

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Community Expert ,
Aug 13, 2024 Aug 13, 2024

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@Szalam,

 

That's frustrating! If you get any ideas what may trigger it, let us know, and I'll try replicating.

 

Re a workaround, some of the caption/text odd behaviors have been fixed by resetting the Workspace, so in order of steps, I reset the workspace, then try closing/reopening the project and/or PR itself, then resetting preferences.

 

I don't use the Beta for production work, so it is lightly used (for testing/trying out bugs/fixes), and I update it randomly. But every time I do, I reset preferences, clear the cache, and start a new project.

 

BTW, the new Beta 25.0.0 is a new Project file version, so its projects cannot be opened in 24.x.

 

Stan

 

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