I see these threads all over already, but here's another so hopefully Adobe takes some action on it. I logged out of my YouTube account in the Premiere exporter to log into another account. Now I can't log into YouTube at all. When I login, the screen minimizes, but I'm just not logged in to anything.
Update:
I'm getting a new message, now YouTube is telling me the browser (Adobe) 'may not be secure' and to refresh or try a different browser. You can neither refresh nor try a different browswer when setting this up in Adobe though. So it looks like Adobe is interfacing with YouTube in such a way that YouTube doesn't trust the connection.
I'm not certain if this is really Adobe related, but I'll move this to the Premiere Pro forum which is a more likely place for you to get an answer.
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Premiere Pro. I used to be logged in fine. LOVED this functionality. But when I clicked 'log out' I was never able to log back in. Right after I enter my account name and hit 'next' it just goes back to the export screen, but I'm still not logged in. It never even asks for my password. Thank you!
Here's an update: I'm getting a new message, now YouTube is telling me the browser (Adobe) 'may not be secure' and to refresh or try a different browser. You can neither refresh nor try a different browswer when setting this up in Adobe though. So it looks like Adobe is interfacing with YouTube in such a way that YouTube doesn't trust the connection.
I'm getting the exact same issue which is driving me nuts since I can't upload directly from Premiere to YouTube. Whenever I try to log onto Youtube via the publish page of the export screen of Adobe Premiere, I enter in my email address during the login screen which causes the google login screen to close. However, it just closes and never allows me to login. What is going on?! I can't publish videos onto YouTube from Premiere Pro, I don't have enough disk space to export the 997 mb file onto my desktop, then to youtube, and I'm paying a lot of money for an app that is restricting me from publishing a video to one of the biggest platforms on the internet.
I don't have enough disk space to export the 997 mb file onto my desktop, then to youtube, and I'm paying a lot of money for an app that is restricting me from publishing a video to one of the biggest platforms on the internet.
That is not Adobes fault. You need to have sufficient disk space even when uploading directly.
Final Cut and Davinci Resolve both allow you to upload directly to platforms such as YouTube and Vimeo without compromising on the storage space that a masterfile takes up on your computer. If both Final Cut and Davinci Resolve allow you upload a video from the editing platform directly to the web, why can't you do the same with Adobe Premiere? I'm editing 4k 4.2.2 10 bit footage which is very taxing on storage space. Having the original media be transcoded and then a master file created has already taken over 2.6 TB of storage on my computer. To skip a step and not have to upload a project from the editing software to the computer and then the computer to the web not only saves you tons of storage space, but it also saves you tons of time. After looking through the forums, it looks like this problem has been ongoing since mid 2019. How come premiere pro is not allowing users to upload project directly to the web at the moment and will there be a fix soon?
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