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andystock
andystock
Inspiring
December 10, 2016
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Première Pro 2017 Effects Not Working

  • December 10, 2016
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Hello,

When in Première Pro 2017 and I add a Lumertri color correction it the clip doesn't reflect the changed I make.  When I do the same thing in 2015 version it works perfectly.  I've had to use 2015 until I can figure this out but I have a student video thing due next week and I'd prefer to use the newer program, am I missing something?

Thanks!

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      Correct answer andystock

      I found the setting, it's called Global Effects Mute.  It was enabled by default on PP 2017 for some stupid reason.  Once I toggled that it was fixed.  Like I said, I still use 2015 because of performance problems.  And I'm editing on all SSD's and my GPU is AMD FirePro W9100 with 32GB VRAM.  CPU is i7-5930k overclocked to 4.2 Ghz.  Needless to say it shouldn’t be slow.

      You may have to click on the plus button on the lower right side of the preview window to be able to see the Fx mute button, see images below.

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      MyerPj
      Community Expert
      MyerPjCommunity Expert
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      October 30, 2019

      Just a note for the forum mods. This is another perfect example of what is wrong with the nested comments and the way dates are displayed. After a quick look thru trying to find the current comment, I then searched for 2019, I got nothing. Then I remembered I saw one of Ann's comments from today on another thread I thought I remembered it use the minutes ago to display that instead of a much preferred date/time. So, I searched for 'm ago' and found the new comment.

       

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      ReegiStew
      Participating Frequently
      May 2, 2017

      I only get a "preview" in the program monitor when I am clicking and holding my mouse down over the sliders for all effects. Once I release, nothing. I have to render it manually each time to "preview" the effects in my monitor.

      I've been using Adobe since 1996. This is unacceptable and silence from Adobe is just so awesome thanks

      This thread is exactly my problem 100% the same. No effects working.

      andystock
      andystockAuthorCorrect answer
      Inspiring
      May 2, 2017

      I found the setting, it's called Global Effects Mute.  It was enabled by default on PP 2017 for some stupid reason.  Once I toggled that it was fixed.  Like I said, I still use 2015 because of performance problems.  And I'm editing on all SSD's and my GPU is AMD FirePro W9100 with 32GB VRAM.  CPU is i7-5930k overclocked to 4.2 Ghz.  Needless to say it shouldn’t be slow.

      You may have to click on the plus button on the lower right side of the preview window to be able to see the Fx mute button, see images below.

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        ReegiStew
        Participating Frequently
        May 2, 2017

        Dear AndyStock.

        Words cannot express to you how grateful I am. You are absolutely correct. That stupid setting fixed everything!!!! Thank you so much you are a truly awesome person. It has been decided

        Why on EARTH would adobe have global ALL FX off by DEFAULT on 2017?? My God Adobe. LOL FAIL much.

        I hope you have a wonderful day Andy knowing you - without hyperbole - saved my life and my work and I wish you all the best.

        Love the community here, we're the glue. We are.

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        ReegiStew
        Participating Frequently
        May 2, 2017

        Pretty sad that Vegas Pro does high shelf GPU professional editing flawlessly vs. Adobe in 2017. So sad. What happened? Headache after headache.

        I hope that I find this "show effects" setting that fixed the problem for you Andy Because I am screwed without it. Thanks man.

        andystock
        andystockAuthor
        Inspiring
        May 2, 2017

        One thing I found was a little button under the preview window that says "Show effects" or something like that.  Once I enabled that button it was fixed.  However, performance in 2017 still sucks compared to 2015 so I don't even use 2017.

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        ReegiStew
        Participating Frequently
        May 2, 2017

        Where is that setting I can't find it. Thank you for saving my life here, this is so frustrating I can't do any work.

        Program monitor? I couldn't find it in the wrench menu.

        Vidya Sagar
        Adobe Employee
        Vidya Sagar
        Adobe Employee
        December 13, 2016

        Hi Andystock,

        Is this happening with all projects, new projects  or just with the project files created in Premiere pro CC 2015 & converted into CC 2017?

        Thanks,

        Vidya Sagar.

        andystock
        andystockAuthor
        Inspiring
        December 13, 2016

        I've only used it on projects that I converted from 2015 but I can test it out with a brand new project I guess but it's kind of a pain to move everything.  Shouldn’t it work regardless?

        Kat Gilbert
        Kat Gilbert
        Legend
        December 10, 2016

        Moved to Premiere Pro as the Lounge is not for technical answers. If you find that this is not helpful forum please let us know.

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