Premiere Pro Community Digest — November 2020
Premiere Pro Community Digest
Hello Premiere Pro Community! Here are your community highlights for November 2020.
Retrospective: November 2020: November has passed by with another new version of Premiere Pro, version 14.6, which we'll discuss below. A couple of cool new features to check out! Hope our friends in the U.S. enjoyed their Thanksgiving, though this year it's been challenging to have a normal holiday, without a doubt! We hope you and all of your loved ones are staying safe and healthy, wherever you are.
Let's recap.
- Premiere Pro 14.6 was released, including the following new features
- Quick Export
- Support for DNxHR 444 12-bit encode and decode
- Check out the Premiere Pro forum for new how to content straight from Adobe MAX.
- The Color Lab: Stop Guessing, Start Grading in Adobe Premiere Pro (Video) by Jeff Greenberg
- After Effects Title Design for Adobe Premiere Pro Users (Video) by Nick Harauz
- Adobe Premiere Pro for Social Media Video Creation (Video) by Valentina Vee
- Improving Video Production with Filters and Transitions (Video) by Valentina Vee
- Multi-Camera Editing Workflow: It’s Easier Than You Think (Video) by Valentina Vee
- For all the sessions go here: MAX 2020 Sessions.
- Next generation hardware from Apple was released, the M1 chip.
- Premiere Pro is supported on these computers, however running in Rosetta 2.
- A native version for Premiere Pro running on this architecture is coming soon!
Premiere Pro Team Blog Posts: In November, there were some Premiere Pro Team blog posts you may have missed. Here are links to the pertinent articles.
New Feature Highlights: Adobe Premiere Pro (14.6)
Quick Export: A quick way to export a H.264 file from the timeline.
DNxHR 444 12-bit encode and decode
Premiere Pro Beta New Features
One feature that recently arrived in beta is "Media Replacement in Motion Graphics Templates." Motion Graphics templates allow you to work more efficiently with graphics and animations while retaining visual consistency. Users will be able to swap out graphics and video in Motion Graphics templates.
- After Effects users can designate media within their templates as replaceable.
- In Premiere Pro, editors can drag and drop new graphics, like a company logo, or a new video, into the template.
- More info here.
Top Troubleshooting Threads (14.6)
- Premiere Pro Not Opening Any Saved Files: Workaround: Trash preferences.
- Label Colors Are Not Showing Up in Project Panel: Workaround: Create a new project and import the existing project into it.
- Drag and Drop Files Not Working: Workaround: Use a standard layout in Windows > Workspaces. Choose Window > Reset to Saved Layout if you have changed it from the default. This can also solve issues with keyboard shortcuts not working. People with custom dual monitors seem to be experiencing this issue too.
Cool New How-to Content
Here are some great new "How To" technique threads, videos, and other stuff you may find interesting. If you have a cool tutorial or technique to share with the community, please drop Kevin a message.
How To Make a HIGHLIGHT VIDEO + Export Settings in Adobe Premiere Pro
Abe Kislevitz
7 Adobe Premiere Pro Tips To Speed Up Your Editing
Valentina Vee on the VidCon Channel
- Create keyboard shortcuts
- Use pancake editing to sync audio and video timelines
- Use Looks in Lumetri color effect
- Test your final video on your phone
- Utilize Adobe Stock store for FREE motion graphic templates
- Use the slip tool for quick edits
- Freebie!
The Glitch Effect in Premiere Pro
By KrossKaos
Better Titles for Beginners in Adobe Premiere Pro
By Colin Smith - Video Revealed
Featured ACP - Peru Bob
I would like to give our Premiere Pro community superstar, Peru Bob, a special mention. At over 25,000 posts, Bob is the one of the most prolific and helpful ACPs we have on the Premiere Pro forums. Bob is very good with technical issues so you can rely on him for solving such problems. Bob told me that his passion for media and broadcast stems from his college radio experience, that experience is one we share. Bob has a degree in Electrical Engineering, but says he is not a pro editor. Could've fooled me! Like Ann Bens, he's a serious hobbyist with a deep love for the application. Bob told me he lives in the Adirondaks in upstate New York and owns a hardware store in a small town there. Now that is cool!
Thanks again, Bob. I appreciate your dedication to the community!
Past Digests
Premiere Pro August 2020 Community Digest
Premiere Pro September 2020 Digest
Premiere Pro October 2020 Digest
Premiere Pro Community Digest — November
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