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Using AI to locate / mark / edit engaging moments in content

New Here ,
Apr 28, 2025 Apr 28, 2025

I built a custom GPT where the user can copy and paste a premiere transcript and AI will find and rank the most compelling moments in the video.

 

The GPT will then output a script that can be imported into premiere (via extendscript) and drop markers in the sequence at all the compelling moments, color-coded to the degree of engagement.

 

The process eliminates tedious searching content for the most viral moments (like Opusclip) but requires the user to copy and paste the transcript into the GPT and then copy and paste the script into extendscript.

 

Is Adobe working on AI features like this for Premiere?

 

Is there any way I can access the transcript via the API or otherwise to eliminate the copy-and-pasting?

 

Is there any way to run scripts in Premiere without using the Extendscript Toolkit? (like you can in AE)

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Adobe Employee , Apr 28, 2025 Apr 28, 2025

Adobe is working on a variety of AI features for Premiere Pro. 🙂 

 

There is no ExtendScript API around Transcripts. 

ExtendScript Toolkit was deprecated many years ago (for both AE and PPro). You can use VSCode to execute ExtendScript in either application, without requiring a CEP extension from which to do so. PPro provides no way to add menu items for executing specific ExtendScript files, as AE does. 


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Adobe Employee ,
Apr 28, 2025 Apr 28, 2025

Adobe is working on a variety of AI features for Premiere Pro. 🙂 

 

There is no ExtendScript API around Transcripts. 

ExtendScript Toolkit was deprecated many years ago (for both AE and PPro). You can use VSCode to execute ExtendScript in either application, without requiring a CEP extension from which to do so. PPro provides no way to add menu items for executing specific ExtendScript files, as AE does. 


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New Here ,
Apr 28, 2025 Apr 28, 2025
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Thanks Bruce!

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