Premiere (Beta)

Using Premier v27.1.0 Beta on MacOS 27.1 When I enhance audio on some of my 1920x1080 (24fps) clips that were generated with Seedance 2.5, the video clip seems to shift the start point of the clip back 14 frames! So sudenly the audio is out of sync.Workaround is I delete the video clip on th etimeline, leaving the enhanced audio, then shift the start point back to the correct frame and then lign it up with the audio. but this is a very weird bug and only happens on some clips.

Not sure what the issue is here. I tried to do this on multiple clips at once and it did consume credits for crosstalk but wasn’t able to use any sliders or see any enhancement. I’m unable to use audio enhancements, again I did see that it used credits for one of the clips I tried to toggle this on for, but wasn’t able to actually see where the changes or separation happened. It wouldn’t work on 27.0 or 27.1 Things I’ve tried - Logging out of and resigning into creative cloud. Checked for possible network issues and conflicts.Completely uninstalled and reinstalled premier beta and the add ons enhance audio and additional ML models. Uninstalling and reinstalling creative cloud. I’ve tried updating and downgrading nvidia studio drivers. Opening different projects. Am I doing something wrong on my end or is this a known issue because I can’t find anyone having this exact issue. I’ve seen where it sticks at zero, but not this.  

I cannot click+drag to highlight editable text within the Properties panel Templates tab. The only way to edit text is to click into the field and use a keyboard to navigate and edit text. I tested the behavior occurred on a baked in local template.Premiere Beta 27.0.0 Build 33 on MacBook Pro M5 Max. 

Who was the genius who designed this disaster…? There’s way less precision for selecting exact values compared to Lumetri Color. One wrong mouse movement and you instantly lose the value you had before… it’s simply a disaster. And don’t even get me started on what happens if you organize your workspace for editing vertical videos. What the hell does it mean that the moment you start editing, you can’t even see your clip anymore? Someone explain that to me… Extremely disappointed.  

When using my Wacom Tablet in Penn Mode (which is the Standart for VFX Artist and Colorists), color Controls are not fully usable as the room for downward adjustments is very limited.Also, when using the Track Pad on my MacBook Pro M3 MAX, the HUDS are not showing.

 Previously, when the mouse cursor was on a dropdown menu, scrolling the mouse wheel allowed the user to cycle through and select the available options. This functionality no longer appears to work.Steps to ReproduceHover the mouse cursor over the dropdown menu. Scroll the mouse wheel.Expected ResultScrolling the mouse wheel while hovering over the dropdown menu should allow the user to cycle through the available options and change the selected value.Actual ResultScrolling the mouse wheel does not change or navigate through the options in the dropdown menu. ImpactZoom and preview resolution menus now go 1 frame forward/backward upon scroll and blend modes on both ECP and Properties panel can’t be changed by scrolling anymore. I haven’t tested every dropdown menu but issue seems to be global across all dropdown menus. System info    Application: Premiere Pro (Beta) v27.0.0.29    OS: Windows v10.0.26200, RAM: 31.82 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 24     GPU: Rtx 3060 Ti  Nvidia Studio Driver ver

I’m posting this because I feel I have come across a pretty niche issue in the last few versions/updates of Premiere Beta 27.0, and I have found the solution. I hope the Adobe team fixes this, and perhaps my findings can help anyone else experiencing this. I could not find anybody else talking about this, so apologies if it has been discussed before.Issue:Entire program shows unresponsive UI redraws and visual lockups while audio and video continue to play. Lockups are only fixed in a single instance by clicking any menu dropdown at the top of the program, then continues the lockup behavior.Also wanted to note, I have been having more and more playback issues as new updates come along in both Premiere and Premiere Beta, and that was NOT the reason I was troubleshooting. I’ve long accepted that the program is sluggish and gets worse over time. But the solution seems to have helped in that regard, unexpectedly. I didn’t include this in the title because I didn’t want to misguide anyone d

Stuck at this and not moving forward to media encoder 

If you step into a multicam with ctrl-double click or a nest with double click and do what you need to do & then close it, you return to the last sequence in the set of tabs, not the one you were in. I feel like this used to work as you would want it to (and return you to the sequence you were in), but I may be wrong. So I don't know if this is a bug or a feature request. 23.6.0.19 and for quite a few versions before that.

I’ve just started using Premiere Beta and learning Color Mode. I applied my colour grade then adjusted the Speed/Duration to 103% (but any adjustment does the same thing) to speed up the presenter talking. Then the audio plays back out of sync.I can nest the clips and then Speed/Duration works fine, but I need to see my cut points so this is a very frustrating solution.

I just set up a 4-channel multicam in UHD 16:9. When I engage the multicam editor, instead of showing everything in a double-wide program window, I’m seeing everything cropped into a 16:9 frame.  On the Mercury Transmit monitor (above the main monitor), I see the image cropped, just as I see it in the program window.  It should be full screen. When I disengage multicam view, the picture looks normal.I thought it might have something to do with the fact that in the 4th source, I have a cropped image. I changed from native crop to legacy crop and it made no difference. So I opened another random project (without a multicam setup) and engaged the multicam viewer. It showed the same anomaly:​Something in multicam land is now broken... System info    Application: Premiere Pro (Beta) v27.1.0.39    OS: Windows v10.0.26300, RAM: 63.79 GB, CPUs (logical): 16 

When applying default audio transitions to multiple cuts or clips at once, Premiere Pro applies them off-center as single-sided fades (like a fade-in or fade-out) instead of centering them across the cuts.Selecting & ApplyingOnly selecting edit points & Applying. (Ctrl) Steps to Reproduce:In an audio track with audio and cuts, select multiple cut points OR multiple clips. Apply default transitions using the right-click menu ("Apply Default Transitions") or the shortcut (Shift+D / Ctrl+Shift+D).Furthermore, when I tried to workaround this bug by trying to copy a Centered Cross Fade and pasted. It still pasted the transition one sided. So there is no practical workaround if we want to batch apply audio transitions.System info    Application: Premiere Pro (Beta) v27.1.0.41    OS: Windows v10.0.26200, RAM: 31.82 GB GB, CPUs (logical): 24     GPU: Rtx 3060 Ti  Nvidia Studio Driver ver. 617.47

When viewing the controls in the new Color mode, the controls panel does not scale sufficiently to fill the available space. This results in smaller than optimal controls, increasing frustration when editing color settings.Viewing on a 4K monitor scaled to 3008x1692 in MacOS.