Happy Holidays Premiere Pro Community! Time again for the Community Digest. This one is for the month of December. The longest night of the year has just past and the holiday season is upon us. I am so grateful for the Adobe digital video and audio community and I want to thank you for being a part of it all in 2021.
Now that December is here, the Premiere Pro product team has created a new version of the application. Have you had a look at some of these cool new features? We'll discuss them further in just a bit.
Latest News
I hope each and every one of you has a wonderful holiday and can spend some time with family and friends. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year. Here's to looking forward to a wonderful 2022. There will be so much coming our way as media creators, that I can guarantee!
No Adobe Video Community Meet-ups were planned for December, but we'll be back in action in January 2022. Stay tuned for updates around plans for future Adobe Video Community Meet-ups after the holidays.
You can still check out recordings of our November meet-ups which encourages Premiere Pro users to get their feet wet in After Effects. Check out "Premiere Pro: AE Makes it FANCY" (Part 1 | Part 2) —for all the details. If you haven't seen them, here's another opportunity for you.
The highlight of the month for December was the Premiere Pro v.22.1.2 update that was just released. A crucial bug fix and a ton of new features were rolled out.
Check out the following video demo of all the new features related to the new graphics and title tools here. You may be surprised at what you might find here! There's also a new video describing performance gains in the new Apple M1 MacBook Pro.
All-New Titling and Graphics Tools in Premiere Pro
New Premiere Pro performance gains on Apple M1
We appreciate all the feedback and bug reports the community has contributed. I'd especially like to thank our ACPs, who have been vocal advocates for bug fixes and workflow improvements. Thanks all! If you have a bug report or feature request, you can do so here.
News and Blog Posts
Since we last checked in with you, there were Premiere Pro Team blog posts that were posted. Here are links to the articles related to Adobe Premiere Pro and some stories from the Premiere Pro filmmaking community. Just two Team Blog posts were written this month, but you should check 'em out.
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Journey through Disney’s The Haunted Mansion with the Muppets
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Put more character into your video content: New tools for titles, graphics and animation
What's new?
Documentation on the latest features is here.
Detailed summary of the latest features are here.
New Features - Links to each feature
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Hardware acceleration for hi-res HEVC on all Apple M1 systems
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Improved playback for Windows systems with integrated Intel GPUs
Premiere Pro Beta
Have you stopped by the Premiere Pro Beta forum to see what's happening with new features that have been released? See these recent discussions. Have you used the beta version of Premiere Pro yet? It's very simple to get. Just download the application from the Creative Cloud application.
Check out all the new features in Premiere Pro Beta. Feel free to download it and discuss the features in the Premiere Pro Beta forum.
Features now included in Premiere Pro Beta
Check out all the community discussions about the Premiere Pro Beta version here.
Premiere Pro Beta documentation is here.
Troubleshooting
Top Troubleshooting threads
Issues with 22.1.2? Here are links that you may find helpful. Have a look.
- Problems with Red Giant Universe Runtimes: Maxon suggests making sure your log-in email is the correct one. ACP, R. Neil Haugen recommends a full reinstallation of the plug-ins, which has worked for him. More info here.
- Problems with plug-ins and the Auto button in the Lumetri color panel: This was an issue with Premiere Pro 22.1.1. To be clear of the issue, update to Premiere Pro 22.1.2. Info here.
- Issues with issues with saturation and brightness and HLG footage: See this FAQ.
- Roughen Edge not GPU accelerated: The effect is not listed as a GPU accelerated effect in the application. It is listed as a feature in official documentation. This is a known issue. More info here.
ACP Highlight
Ladies and gentlemen, I present Jeff Bugbee, this month's featured ACP for the Premiere Pro community. I wanted to thank Jeff who has been helping the community since 2015 and has penned 1458 posts with a ton of "Likes" given by users like you. Jeff is a bonafide Premiere Pro brainiac, super personable and always provides great advice. I asked Jeff to share a bit about himself so we can all get to know him a bit better.
"I'm based in Tampa FL and have worked for 15 years at The Home Shopping Network in a TV Operations/Post Production environment. I am currently the HSN Mac Admin in addition to supporting 30+ Adobe CC editors, motion graphic artists, and Art Directors. I first became aquainted with Adobe Premiere with v7.0 in 2003 and never looked back. More recently, however, I realized I enjoyed the technical/troubleshooting side of it more than the creative side. I love helping people (coworkers and strangers alike) with solutions to often frustrating problems.
A lifelong Floridian, I've never lived outside of Florida, but I have travelled a lot. Most recently was my first foray into single digit temperatures at Big Sky Montana (see above image). I'm even a pretty good skier (for a Florida man)!"
Thanks again, Jeff! The Premiere Pro community really appreciates your efforts. Have you ever been helped by Jeff? If so, drop him a line and send him a quick thank you, if you have the time.
Learn Something New
Recommended how-to content
Here are some great "How To" technique threads, videos, and other stuff you may find interesting (mostly new, but some classics too!). If you have a cool tutorial or technique to share with the community, please drop me a message.
That's about it for the Premiere Pro Community Digest for December 2021. Thanks for stopping by and we'll see you next month.
Handy Links
Complete documentation for Premiere Pro 22.1.2 features
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