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I have just moved to CC, but also have CS6, so I do have the use of Encore.I am filming a wedding soon, and the client is looking for a DVD & USB. The DVD side I can do in encore (OK, looses quality but not a lot of can do based on size). The main output will be to USB, where i am looking to retain as much quality as I can.Now I could just do the menu items as listed files (01 Bride Prep, 02 Groom Prep etc) and access it through Windows Explorer. However, ideally I would like it to run on a similar line to a DVD - so they put it into the PC and either it starts, or the click on a single file (TV working even better!). There would be a menu etc, and a play-all etc etc etcBut I cant see how to do this. I tried to do a test with Encore building a Blu-Ray folder and then an ISO but with no luck (ISO kind of worked, but didn't look great).Am i looking for a holy grail that does not exist? Is there a way to do what I want through Adobe CC/Encore CS6?Also, what would you recommend for a F

So after the first 90 min tech session failed, I got a call back finally from the "escalated" department.JUST ANOTHER TECH THAT WANTS TO TROUBLE SHOOT THE PROBLEM.  "CLEAR THE CACHE AND RENAME THE MAIN FOLDER"Spent another 45 mins on this tech and he was able to "import a project, into a new project."  That worked for about 3 mins.After closing and reopening PPro, the problem returned.It was nice to see the program work for 30 seconds. There are no techs at Adobe tech support.  Only guys that read the manual and sit there and trouble shoot hour after hour BECAUSE THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT THE ARE DOING AND HAVE NO CLUE AS TO HOW TO FIX A SIMPLE PROBLEM LIKE "SEEING THE VIDEO CLIP IN THE MONITOR!!!!!!!!"AM I ASKING TOO MUCH FROM PPRO TO ACTUALL SEE THE CLIP????IS IT TOO MUCH TO ASK PPRO TO HIRE TECHS THAT SPEAK ENGLISH?????  I FEEL TERRIBLE HAVING TO ASK THE TECH EVERY 30 SECONDS, "CAN YOU REPEAT THAT PLEASE"  IT'S INSANE.  EVERY TECH TALKS LIKE THERE IS ONLY 5

I'm so feed up with your company and your software. You can't imagine how much I hate to work with, but I still have no choice for now. but we are beginning the transition to some other softwares.It's the same here. Bugs take sooo much time to be fixed, or never fixed. That's insane for 60 euros per month per subscription. Adobe moves your a..... instead of satisfying your shareholders.And WHERE IS THE MULTIPROCESSING???!!!!!Windows 10latest AFX 16.1.2 (build 55)i9 9900K64GB RAM3 Monitor2 RTX 2080ti1 GTX 1080ti

We that didn't work. Cause now after updating to 2019 now I have the problem. Please address soon. Premiere has become a crap product. It's so frustrating. Seems I'm going to have to switch to DaVinci Resolve. I don't want to learn another program but at this point I'm gonna have to.

how the Product Team might address making this process more bulletproof.I think your target is too high.  This is Premiere Pro.  There should be some expectation that education/training/manual reading has occurred.Premiere Elements should be the bulletproofed version.

After so much time, nothing new from Adobe for a patch.What is not clear in need of this feature as a broadcast company.I went back to 12.1.2. and I'm going to start pushing on Resolve.When we release a new version, we must be ready to react quickly, especially if we want to claim "PRO".Really disappointed with the efficiency of the company! Let's go Adobe ... wake up!

The simplest answer is: PPRO is a —, the most unreliable software on the world. You should not trust it, you have a good chance it will fail your big, complex project near to the end.   Mod note: Please don't use profanity. We have minors reading here. This is a user-to-user forum. Be kind.

No doubt! I lost countless hours, entire days worth! And pay for it? And meanwhile all the sacrifices I have to make when I'm dealing with a faulty program. I could have been trying to instead focus on buying in on a stock that I lost out on because I ran out of time. I lost over 10K over the last month and a half because I ran out of time. Where did my time go? Well, I would have been completely done with all my projects if it wasn't for all the premiere problems. [Comment Removed]Moderator warning: Please do not discuss legal issues in this forum. It is against our community policy.

I switched over to DaVinci Resolve a while back and absolutely love it.There's also AVID and Lightworks as options, both having been used in Hollywood for decades.Hitfilm is kind of a PP clone, as least GUI-wise.  I don't know about the underlying code and how well it works.

Adobe is the only company that sends out updates that are garbage. This program gets worse with every update. If youre lurking in this firum because you are trying to make a decision whether to go with adobe for your editing needs do yourself a favor.. RUN as fast and as far as you can.You will get less work done and have way more headaches if you use this trash.I am sorry I conviced my company to go with Adobe team.. I will make sure its cancelled ASAP. Time to find another solution because this one is PATHETIC

Just completed a rather heart wrenching exercise of removing all Adobe Applications from my systems. Was tougher to do  than I thought  emotionally!Decided not to renew my licences for various reasons.I have been a long time user of Premiere, After Effects and Photo Shop... and in fact ...most likely the longest member on this Premiere ForumAugust 11, 2002 was my join up. Seen many people come and go and only one or two remain that I recognise...Hi Ann Bens, Hi Kevin-MonahanDid enjoy my time as a professional contributor to this forum very much... and we did have some fun and the occasional rark up in the Video Lounge over issues.I have loved / adored...using Premiere, After Effects and Photo Shop and seen a lot of progress since the very, very  FIRST Premiere Version.  All versions have worked very well for me and have also been very productive and profitable.Thanx Adobe...thanx to the Forum.CheersShooterNZCraig Howard.

Will there ever be a Linux version (preferably Ubuntu/Debian Linux since that's the most popular) of Adobe Premiere Pro, and also the entire Production Premium Creative Suite?  At my workplace I already made the decision to go on the PC platform for our edit systems, and am regretting it because Prod. Prem. CS4 is ALWAYS crashing (particularly Premiere and After Effects) on the Windows XP OS (also using Matrox Axio LE hardware).  My co-worker wanted us to go with the Mac platform (when we were pitching considerations to our boss), but I didn't listen.  So it doesn't look like we'll be able to justify a whole other hardware investment, so if Adobe's CSPP were to be ported to Linux, that would be a win-win (no pun intended with Win-dows!) for us where we would just buy the Linux version of the software.  I know no OS is perfect, but from my experience Windows is a horrible OS that should die.  When it crashes, it crashes nasty - it hangs for a long time before qu

This doesn't correct the problem at all. I have just tested this method three times and the same problem persists. I have opened a previous project from two years ago, client wants a simple change, but now the LUT that it was referencing is in the incorrect place and therefore a five minute job now has become a whole day re-colour job. (who can remember which LUT they used two years ago?)Francis, I tried your method of putting LUTs into the /Common/ folder within the library preferences however the same issue applies. PPro will read the LUTs from there, great, however it will still affect the LUT order and therefore change the LUT that Lumetri references. This is quite frankly unacceptable.Unless I am missing something?The only workaround I can see is to rename all custom LUTs so they have a "z" before them to make sure they come after the order of the LUTs provided with the default software.But I wish I knew this for the last couple of years. Every single project I might need to go ba

Premiere 2018 crashed on startup, it seems the program hadn't read anything yet.Crash Report: [XML] Premiere 2018 Crash Report - Pastebin.com OS: Windows 10 (v.1809)CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7500 CPU @ 3.40GHzGPU: Nvidia GTX 1060 (3G RAM)RAM: 12GB (DDR4, 8+4GB)Tried upgrade/downgrade GPU Driver, failed(include CUDA).Tried Adobe Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool, failed.Tried reinstall(multiple times), failed either.After Effect and Media Encoder can't also run

‫حقایق پشت پرده ایران پرودی‬‎ - YouTubethis guy is a god at editing, please teach me so i can one day get to his level.[Moved to Video Lounge​ by mod]

I used to sit down in front of photoshop and be excited, back in the 90's Adobe was like a god to me. But then...Well you all know. ANd I know it's pointless writing this, but when Youv'e wasted 3 hours trying to talk to do a chat session with adobe support... well you know that too.In case anyone from adobe reads this (lol!)I spent 6 hours playing with a digital audio workstation app on my phone. It was amazing - built for the phone, great interface, intuitive blah blah blah.  It was 0.5 release beta software. It crashed twice, and each time it restarted itself and recovered everything I'd done. I didn't lose a thing.   I had effects on effects: It was absolutely thrashing my phone's CPU and ram, and it was more stable than premiere is.  Right, vent over, back to re-doing the last 15 minutes of work AGAIN, for the millionth time.SIGH!

Risking the ol' banhammer:So, to be clear, Kevin, you guys revoked the licenses for older versions of your software, making it essentially illegal for your paying customers with older hardware to run your software. Instead of providing workarounds or solutions, your advice is to drop several thousand dollars on a new computer? Have I got that right?

Adobe,I got this email from you today saying certain older Adobe CC apps would not longer be supported and available for download. Unfortunately, not everyone has the cash to go out and buy a new Windows 10 PC required to run your apps' latest versions and are instead still running Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit OS on their PCs.I saw today that Adobe Premiere Pro CC 11 was included in this list to be discontinued and I believe it was the last version of Premiere Pro CC that would fully work on a Windows 7 Pro 64 bit PC, because starting with the next version - version 12, you required Windows 10 because you started relying on certain audio codec support being delivered by Windows 10 instead of Premiere Pro. I believe the same issues are created by your discontinuance of the last Windows 7 version of After Effects and Audition too.Please reactivate support and download-ability for the last version of any of each of these products that still supports Windows 7 Pro 64 bit OS, as myself and

No problem, just install an older version of Premiere that can run properly on yo ------- oh, RIIIIIIGGGGGGGGHT...

Mod Note: Branched from "Unofficial Troubleshooting Guide"A guide that starts out by assuming all issues are a result of ignorant users?  Wow!  Really?  Could Jim be more condescending?  I'm surprised Adobe would allow such a post to stand ... but from what I gather Adobe are simply not lurking nor present in these forums at all.  It's the standard lip service forum that uses other users as a "free" support staff.PP v12.0 is FULL of serious bugs, clearly wasn't tested enough and rushed out the door to meet some artificial deadline.  The bugs I'm encountering in PP v12.0 simply don't exist in PP v11.0 so clearly it's an Adobe problem NOT an end user problem.I've taken the time out of my "busy" day to complete official bug reports, but as with prior years I doubt I'll ever get any sort of response from Adobe, not even a Thank You for taking the time to expose bugs in their products.Rob.

I just completed editing a massive 93 minute 4k documentary. I spent days trying to output the project for color grading using the project manager. It is so inadequate. Error after Error notification every time I tried it. Spent hours reading forums where other poor editors faced the same dilemma. I do not think I will ever use Premiere again on a project of this size. I'm switching over to Avid. You have to fix this. There has to be a way of eliminating proxies, and describing the specific errors. I was forced to look at every clip and find the 3 that my assistant had used an ampersand in. I am unbelievably frustrated. Good by Premiere. [edited by moderator]

You guys seriously have to fix this.  I couldn't even work on my project today.  I know you guys are going to want to know my system settings, and they're the same as they were in the previous versions when everything worked fine.  I cleaned out the cache tho there wasn't much there.  It's a freaking bug that Adobe needs to fix.  Please fix it quickly or I just need to finally switch over to Final Cut Pro.

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Hi, I am relatively new to Premier Pro, though have started getting to grips with it.Just wondering if there are any tips on features that I can use relatively easily, to make my coaching videos really pop and look professional.All great tips on this very gratefully accepted! Thanks in advance!