I make them outside of Premiere, too. I use a .mcc file exported from MacCaption, and layer the .mcc files into the timeline. ... View more

Well for television we legally have to have them. So giving up isn't really an option lol. ... View more

It could be a lot of things, and I will probably need to see a screen shot of your project. After you imported your screen recording, how did you drop it into your composition? Do your composition settings match your video settings? ... View more

Hi Squalexy, What is the dimension size of the credits title that you created? Without being able to see your motion settings in the Effects Controls Panel, it looks as if the title is either not the same size as your sequence, or that maybe you repositioned or resized the text in the Effects Panel. If that doesn't solve your problem, can you include a screen shot of the size of your title, and another screenshot of your Effects Controls Panel? ... View more

Happy to help. Good luck with everything! -Brandon ... View more

Glad to hear! Take care, and have a good one! ... View more

Hi oklava, Possibly, although maybe not very noticeable. Personally, I would just import the After Effects composition into a Premiere Pro sequence. This is my preferred method so that I don't have to worry about exporting/importing until my final export from Premiere Pro. Obviously if there are heavy animation/effects involved, you'll be playing back unrendered content in your Premiere Pro project. Alternatively, with After Effects already open, you can open Premiere and create a (throwaway) title (or anything with longer duration than what you After Effects composition is), right click on the title (or clip), and select "Replace with After Effects Composition." This will create a new composition in your already opened After Effects project. Then just copy all the layers in one composition into your dynamically linked new composition. Save it, and then your After Effects composition is updated in your Premiere Pro project. Just like before however, if there are heavy animation/effects involved, you'll be playing back unrendered content in your Premiere Pro project. Hope this helps, -Brandon ... View more

Not sure if this will help you, but worth a shot. When is the last time that you deleted unused cache files in your Premiere project? Every once in a while I have to clear mine out, and then performance seems to run smoother. On PC I believe that it is under Edit > Preferences > Media Cache. Then you can hit Delete Unused. Also in the Preferences window there are options under Memory. To be honest, I've never adjusted the "RAM reserved for other applications" nor the "Optimize rendering for:" settings. But I would first try clicking "Delete Unused" in your Media Cache preferences,  and seeing if that helps. Good luck, -Brandon ... View more

Thanks for your response, Dave. I followed the steps on the link that you shared. I did both the "Relaunch the CCLibrary process" option and the "Recreate the Libraries cache" option. I'm not sure which one did the trick, but it's working now! Thank you so much! - Brandon Loshe ... View more

Interesting, when you did File > Export > Media and unchecked the video, did that end up giving you 3 minutes, also? I may need to see a screenshot (timeline included) of your project to troubleshoot any further. ... View more

Hmm, good question. When I exported them in a test, it exported the entire caption file from my projects panel. Do you have more than one closed caption file in your project over the course of 1 hour 25 minutes? Or is it just one closed caption file that covers 1 hour 25 minutes? On a side note, before I discovered this quicker method that I suggested, I used to go to File > Export > Media, and then just uncheck the Video. So basically I would just export the audio with a sidecar srt file of captions. If for some reason my first suggestion doesn't work, you can always just do this and then delete the audio file. ... View more

Hi PhotogCda, It looks like your text's anchor point isn't centered on the text itself. It's hard to tell, but my guess is that the anchor point is either too high or too low in relation to the center of the entire text. Once you center the anchor point to the center of the text, then you can adjust the position of the text on the record. ... View more

Hi kapnorahs, With your caption selected in your Project Panel, you can go to File > Export > Captions... Select the caption format that you prefer. Zip, zap, done! ... View more

Hi jackh89094, I may need to see a screenshot of your project with the Preview Panel included to tell. Just out of curiosity, does your Preview Panel look like this? Just making sure that looping is turned off. ... View more

In case you're still interested, I figured this out. I'll attach an example. With your caption selected in your Project Panel, go to File > Export > Captions... Select the XML Format. You can then open up that XML code in TextEdit or Microsoft Word. You can delete the extra code if you want. Just keep the timecode after "<p begin=" and the text after "<span>." I noticed that if your captions/subtitles are more than one line, then the timecode is listed again with the second line (see example below). I know this method isn't ideal either, but it'll work. Example: <p begin="00:00:01:12" end="00:00:03:25" region="pop1" style="basic" tts:origin="10% 74%">         <style/>         <span>ON BEHALF OF THE MINISTRY,           <style tts:backgroundColor="#000000FF" tts:fontFamily="monospaceSansSerif" tts:fontSize="20px" tts:fontWeight="bold"/>         </span>       </p>       <p begin="00:00:01:12" end="00:00:03:25" region="pop1" style="basic" tts:origin="10% 79.333333333333343%">         <style/>         <span>I WANT TO THANK YOU           <style tts:backgroundColor="#000000FF" tts:fontFamily="monospaceSansSerif" tts:fontSize="20px" tts:fontWeight="bold"/>         </span>       </p>       <p begin="00:00:01:12" end="00:00:03:25" region="pop1" style="basic" tts:origin="10% 84.666666666666671%">         <style/>         <span>FOR JOINING US IN WORSHIP. <p begin="00:00:03:26" end="00:00:06:13" region="pop1" style="basic" tts:origin="10% 10%">         <style/>         <span>WE HAVE BEEN PRIVILEDGED           <style tts:backgroundColor="#000000FF" tts:fontFamily="monospaceSansSerif" tts:fontSize="20px" tts:fontWeight="bold"/>         </span>       </p>       <p begin="00:00:03:26" end="00:00:06:13" region="pop1" style="basic" tts:origin="10% 15.333333333333332%">         <style/>         <span>TO SHARE GOD'S WORD WITH YOU FYI, yes, I know that PRIVILEGED is misspelled in my example lol. ... View more

No problem. Just checking by the way, did you ever get this issue resolved all the way on the Adobe side of things? ... View more

Any luck getting things figured out? I was thinking more about this today. You could open the captions panel and take screenshots of the list of close-captions/subtitles and their time stamps. I don't recall if there is a way to get the close-captions/subtitles out of there, though. ... View more

Ok, gotcha. I don't know of a way to do it with Premiere Pro. If you export with a format that supports close-captions/subtitles, under the Captions tab in your export settings, you can set it to "Create Sidecar File." Select "Scenarist Closed Caption File (.scc) or "MacCaption VANC File (.mcc)." Then you can import either the .scc file or the .mcc file into software that can read .scc and .mcc files. I think I'm onto something here. I just tested this on my own project, and got it to work using MacCaption. Just to confirm this for your case, are you able to export your video and then upload just the .scc file to this forum? Just for a quick export, you can just use the MPEG2-DVD format and uncheck "Export Video." Leave "Export Audio" checked because Premiere requires you to at least have one selected. Under the Captions tab, select "Create Sidecar File" as the export option and "Scenarist Closed Caption File (.scc)" as the file format. This will export audio and a .scc file, but all we care about at the moment is the .scc file. If you are able to upload the .scc file, then I can see if it will open and convert to a list. ... View more

Hi thomasI56578573, Is your scratch disk set to going to OneDrive? You can check by going to Project - Project Settings - Scratch Disks... If so, what happens when you start a new project and under Scratch Disk, select "Browse" and change the scratch disk for every category to the computer's hard drive or whatever drive you use for editing? If you're trying to change the scratch disk for a current project you can do a Save As on your project to the correct drive. And then you can go to Project - Project Settings - Scratch Disks... and then do the same thing. This should look to the new path for your scratch disk. Let me know if this answers your question or fixes things for your wife. Good luck, Brandon Loshe ... View more

What do you mean by export as "listed text?" What does "listed text" mean? ... View more

It's been a couple days since I last responded. Just wanted to check in and see if you had luck getting this stuff figured out? ... View more

You are right that it can get complicated quickly. Been there, done that. To be honest, I don't know how to create close-captions in Premiere from scratch the way you have it. I do all of my subtitles and close-captions outside of Premiere Pro in a Telestream app called MacCaption. If you are going to be rearranging your clips drastically, then I would recommend finalizing your edit first. After your edit is done, then you can add the subtitles. It looks like you are trying to do it while editing. When I catch a mistake in my video or have to change the timing, I have to go back to MacCaption, export my subtitles/close-captions from MacCaption, import the subtitles/close-caption into Premiere Pro, and replace the track. In a perfect world, once your edit is finished, it's done for good; and then you just timestamp your subtitles to match the audio/video once. ... View more

Gotcha okay, I think I understand now. So if you move several clips around, you want to make sure that the subtitles stay with them, correct? Also, you want the freedom to extend any clip without losing sync. 2 options that come to mind: 1.) Group multiple clips together: This would involve using the Razor Tool to your subtitle clip. You'll have to make the edit so that it aligns perfectly with your video edit. Then highlight all of the clips with the subtitle track, right click ➡ Group. This will lock all of the highlighted clips together so that they will not lose sync. This way you can trim them or extend any clip as need. And if you move a clip, then the whole group will move together. Later on, if you want them separate again, just right click ➡ Ungroup. 2.) Nest multiple clips into a pre-composed sequence: This would also involve using the Razor Tool to your subtitle clip. Just like before, you'll have to make the edit so that it aligns perfectly with your video edit. Then highlight all of the clips with the subtitle track, and go to Clip ➡ Nest. This will put everything highlighted into another sequence. This will consolidate everything into another sequence with the same settings. In case you are wondering, even when you export with subtitles/close-captions in a nested sequence, they can still be exported as a sidecar file or burned into the video. I would do option #1, but maybe you'll find option #2 to work better for you. ... View more

For sure, I'd be really annoyed, also. Since this only happens when you change your workspace, my initial thinking is that Premiere Pro and After Effect for some odd reason are having a fit over one of the sizes of your workspace panels. Let me know if this works, because I'm curious myself. ... View more