I have 2 subtitle styles, red/white for main speaker, yellow/black for others.       When I select all the ALTERNATE speakers and select the YELLOW track style, it changes EVERY caption style on the sub.   The only way to change all the ALTERNATE SPEAKER captions to yellow is to select them all, and manually change fill (copy hex code, paste), manually change background (copy hex code, paste) and repeat for subsequent videos.   Surely there is an easier way? Even a singular copy paste? Reminder: Changing the track style once, change it for all captions. Edit: I tried using 2 tracks, one with red track style for main, one with yellow track style for alt speakers, however PPro only allows one to be visible. Toggling visibilty on one, turns it off for the other. ... View more

My review with Frame.io panel is not working, I cannot access my project, it only has one open from months ago, stuck. Video attached. ... View more

I have tried every combo with my Dell Precision 3551 - usually on a USB keyboard I can easily shift frames with ALT+PG UP or maybe ALT+SHIFT+PG UP I forget.   But on laptop keyboard, there is no way, I tried using the FN key, I tried with num lock on/off and with FN key, is there a workaround?    Same with the simple SHIFT+PG UP to move 10 frames... no luck. ... View more

I have a SATA SSD and a SATA/USB adaptor. Advisable to use it via USB3.0 for scratch disk in AE/PPro - or is it perhaps better used as a drive for projects, as the projects are currently on the same NVME (faster) drive as OS/Apps. PS missing that tweakers page from way back ... View more

Current Challenge: I often face this situation: A 20-minute MP4 video is edited down to a 1-minute final cut. Later, the sound designer provides a cleaned and enhanced 20-minute WAV file. (Using the full 20-minute audio is preferable as it enables future re-edits without requiring the sound designer again.) Current Solutions: Re-edit the video with the new audio file from scratch. Unrealistic and time-consuming. Re-export the source video as ProRes with the new WAV file, then replace footage. Cumbersome and error-prone. Duplicate sequence with media, replace the video file with the new audio file to retain cuts, and copy-paste the updated edits into your original timeline for seamless audio replacement. Cumbersome and time-consuming Proposed Solution   #3. Synchronize feature that allows you to synchronize: Allow the Synchronize feature to be intelligent enough to see that the selected new audio file matches segments from the existing edited timeline, and so it simply cuts according to the edited target, thus matching all waveforms up, and thereby synchronizing (PluralEyes- now discontinued, used to do this) ... View more

Current Challenge: I often face this situation: A 20-minute MP4 video is edited down to a 1-minute final cut. Later, the sound designer provides a cleaned and enhanced 20-minute WAV file. (Using the full 20-minute audio is preferable as it enables future re-edits without requiring the sound designer again.) Current Solutions: Re-edit the video with the new audio file from scratch. Unrealistic and time-consuming. Re-export the source video as ProRes with the new WAV file, then replace footage. Cumbersome and error-prone. Duplicate sequence with media, replace the video file with the new audio file to retain cuts, and copy-paste the updated edits into your original timeline for seamless audio replacement. Cumbersome and time-consuming Proposed Solution #2. Replace Audio Only Feature: Introduce a feature similar to "Replace Footage," but for audio only. The replacement would require the new audio to match the duration of the original (20 minutes in this case) to ensure compatibility. These features would save time, reduce errors, and streamline the workflow for video editors working with external audio files that are received later - or also for cases where the edit gets complete before Adobe Podcast completes uploading/processing audio ... View more

  Current Challenge: I often face this situation: A 20-minute MP4 video is edited down to a 1-minute final cut. Later, the sound designer provides a cleaned and enhanced 20-minute WAV file. (Using the full 20-minute audio is preferable as it enables future re-edits without requiring the sound designer again.) Current Solutions: Re-edit the video with the new audio file from scratch. Unrealistic and time-consuming. Re-export the source video as ProRes with the new WAV file, then replace footage. Cumbersome and error-prone. Duplicate sequence with media, replace the video file with the new audio file to retain cuts, and copy-paste the updated edits into your original timeline for seamless audio replacement. Cumbersome and time-consuming Proposed Solution #1. Drag-and-Replace Matching Audio: Allow users to Alt-drag the full 20-minute WAV file over the existing edited audio cuts. Premiere Pro would replace the audio seamlessly, maintaining the edited in-and-out points, instead of resetting to the beginning of the 20-minute file per cut.   ... View more

EDIT: Feature request please upvote: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-ideas/precise-audio-replacement-without-resetting-edits/idi-p/15016141 I have a 20 min video that has been edited with many cuts down to 1 min. I then have a new enhanced audio that comes in later, however it's the full 20 min and did not make it into the edit during the editing process.   This is so that re-edits that can be made later to include new segments with enhanced audio ready to go.   This workflow repeats due to various reasons - in this event, how can one replace the audio?   I have tried: - Alt Dragging the 20min enhanced audio onto the edited audio cuts in the 1min, however they all start from 0, instead of aligning timecodes - Right click -- Synchronize, which is greyed out - Replace with clip - from bin - same result as Alt dragging.   Other than previous workflow modifications, is there a solution for this circumstance?  I'm not looking on ways to prevent this, I know them, I'm looking for ways around it ... View more

This is a terrible bug - where no more artboards can be duplicated, after a row of 7 fill the horizonal width of the canvas. Even though there is plenty space remaining, AI won't leave a line-break so to speak and start from there, instead somehow it thinks "no more space on right - ERROR"   (all bottom row arboards were made manually by alt dragging, just for context) Also I tried to duplicate the ones on a new line, situated to the left, hoping it would continue to duplicate to the right, but I just get the error.   For context I am using the Duplicate Artboard menu item on the Artboard panel     ... View more