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Changing load screen on Premiere 24.0

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November 8, 2023
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Can I change the art on the landing screen of Premiere 24.0? I find the portrait creepy, like a stalker would stare at someone. Not making me feel creative...

Correct answer Ann Bens

Yes you can, do it all the time. But after an update its back to default.

Look for the pr slash screen png in the PNG folder in the root and change the image.

Last few splash screens were awful. Don't like this one of 24.0 either.

MyerPj

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So keep the new files handy, as each update (via Creative Cloud) will replace also the Splash screen, and then you'll copy it back into the folder.

Matthewsheppard

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If you prefer the 2023 splash screen you can simply copy and past into the same 2024 folder, and replace the new with the old.

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T8IO

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I upgraded to V24, took one look at the splash screen and immediately down graded back to V23. I'd truly rather wait until V25 comes out than be greated every morning by a moody glamour shot. It really irks me that much! Human faces on splash screens give me the creeps. It takes me out of the moment. The day I can easily change or disable the splash screen image on a Mac, will be a very happy day. I feel the same way about Resolve btw.

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T8IO

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Path 88 Productions

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There's got to be a way to disable this, right?

The dude (dudette?) is creeping me out. I'm sure whoever it is is a nice person and deserves some recognition, and I know in the grand scheme of things this isn't a big deal, but there's something about this image and the eye contact that I find unsettling.

I don't like clowns. This is like clowns for me.

Path 88 Productions

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I see there's multiple posts already addressing this issue and a solution seems doable for Windows, but how about OSX? Anyone?

MyerPj

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Here's the full folder for Windows:

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro 2024\PNG

Or just search your hard-drive for: pr_splash.png

Rag and Bone

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Thanks...my search for pr_splash.png gives no hits on my drive. I searched the entire drive, and then the program "Contents" folder, in case that isn't indexed, but I couldn't find the file, or anything like it.

Oh well.

MyerPj

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Maybe just try pr_splash, ie: without the ".png", perhaps they use a different format on a mac?

MyerPj

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Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Mike, Peru B and especially Ann for the solution.

I had actually started to write a thread like this a couple weeks ago, and then skipped it. This is the weirdest, creepiest splash screen of all time!! I've actually gotten used to diverting my eyes when this one pops up.

If Ann doesn't know a solution, there probably isn't one.

Just after my first car wash on a Euro delivery in 2005, and then heading up to Neuschwanstein Castle

AndrewTheGreat

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Any idea where to find a gallery for every work of art used as splash screens for every version of premiere pro any one?

Ann Bens

Correct answer

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Yes you can, do it all the time. But after an update its back to default.

Look for the pr slash screen png in the PNG folder in the root and change the image.

Last few splash screens were awful. Don't like this one of 24.0 either.

Peru Bob

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Brilliant, Ann Bens

Peru Bob

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~~No, it can't be changed by the user.~~

Edit: See the reply by .Ann Bens

kglad

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in the future, to find the best place to post your message, use the list here, https://community.adobe.com/

p.s. i don't think the adobe website, and forums in particular, are easy to navigate, so don't spend a lot of time searching that forum list. do your best and we'll move the post (like this one has already been moved) if it helps you get responses.

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