Hello all!   I'm working on a long-form, 25-minute video and would like the opinion of the community experts on the best way to send everything to After Effects. For context, here is a quick glimpse of my workflow:   1.- I set everything up for the video like the host talking to the camera, images, and a lot of Broll.   2.- Then after all the footage, especially the broll, is approved, I move to the next stage which is animations.   3.- After that I render a lossless .mov to have everything back to premiere for the final stage: SFX.    I need to move everything on Ae: every broll piece, placeholder, and such because I add text animators, video infographics, and such to almost every clip. I even add transitions there because I'm already doing animations. I'm curious about the Adobe recommended way to do it:   -Should I just select everything and shoot it right to Ae without thinking too much about it? (actually, this fails, it prompts a generic importer error message)   -Should I divide the video in, for example, thirds? Three dynamic link comps?  (this is my current method)   -Should I have one dynamic link per animation piece? (this worries me because of the time it would take me to do that pre-SFX render)      Here are two images: the first one with the whole timeline and its assets and the second one with a closeup showing the variety of elements I need to move in case it helps.           Thank you for your time, cheers.  ... View more

Edit: Sorry for the first message structure, it came out rude in my opinion. On v 25.1 I (think) I suddenly have white menus. It seems eye soaring because of the contrast and I can't seem to be able to change it. Was it always this way?    Made sure I have dark theme on Windows 11 and also on Premiere. but the menu stayed white.    Not sure if it was always this way. It suddenly became very notorious.    Thank you!     ... View more

Hi, everyone!   I've had this issue for a long time, I'm posting here in the hope of finding feedback from the community. I have a computer with decent characteristics and still Premiere Pro constantly has laggy playback even with only a 1080x1920 video. Now, I know this is not about having good hardware, but software, drivers, and codecs need to be considered. In this example, I'm trying to make some cuts on a video with the following properties:    Image Size: 1920 x 1080 Frame Rate: 50.00 Source Audio Format: 48000 Hz - Compressed - Stereo Project Audio Format: 48000 Hz - 32-bit floating point - Stereo Total Duration: 00:17:23:08 Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.0 Alpha: None Color Space: Rec. 709 Color Space Override: Off Input LUT: None Video Codec Type: MP4/MOV H.264 4:2:0    I'm just doing some cuts but still, you can see how laggy the playback is. I have GPU acceleration activated, set the memory to 16 GB for other applications, and turned off high-quality playback on the program monitor. You can see how it performs here:       Here are my system specs. Everything is up to date. For Premiere Pro, I'm normally a version or two behind to avoid unexpected bugs. Right now I have version 23.3.0       Any tips for fixing this performance issue? Thank you for reading.    ... View more

While editing, doing several play/pauses, the playback won't stop. I hit play, and then cannot stop it. Keyboard no longer gets any result from any keys in Premiere. Mouse moves fine, but nothing responds to clicks. I can only regain control only when the video ends.  When it stops it does whatever key clicks and keys I entered. It will save, or open panels, or make markers, whatever keys I had pressed.   -I don't have time remmaped clips -Everything is the same framerate and quality. Changed aspect ratio tho.  -Locked/unlock audio layers -Deleted all caches -Used only one display -reset to saved layouts or used default ones -reinstalled   Nothing seems to work.     Already read through this article and nothing helps:    https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/timeline-wont-stop-playing/td-p/9054952/page/2     AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 128 GB ram Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 super Win 10 Separate storage for cache and scratch, media and software.  ... View more