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Auto Portrait to Landscape
I sometimes accidently video in portrait on my phone and struggle to change it to Landscape. Please make this an easy function.
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Premiere Degrades Quality of H.265 HEVC Footage With Non-GPU Accelerated Effects
I’ve noticed what appears to be a bug in how Premiere renders H.265/HEVC footage after applying certain effects. From what I can tell, if an effect is not natively GPU accelerated, the image will be degraded by color noise/artifacting and perhaps a color shift. It essentially looks the same as if using MPE Software Only.
Effects such as Warp Stabilizer don’t cause this, as I don’t think they are in the same processing pipeline, but I have found that the following do:
Camera Blur
Neat Video
Color Balance
Flicker Free (older non-GPU acceleration version)
Luma Key
Posterize TimeOut of…
2 votesNeeds More Info ·AdminFergus Hammond (Product Manager, Video & Audio Cloud Workflows, Adobe DVA) responded
Hello,
Thanks for submitting this. I will send you an email to get more information.
Regards,
Fergus
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Problem with flickering MXF files
Started seeing this flickering recently and just seems to be getting worse, seems to happen with MXF files, but not all the time - sometimes it'll play ok, but then just randomly begins - here's a sample:
https://vimeo.com/726308581/57952872e815 votesIn Progress ·AdminFergus Hammond (Product Manager, Video & Audio Cloud Workflows, Adobe DVA) responded
Hi all,
I'm very glad to report that we found the cause of this issue and have fixed it. The fix will be in the next version of Premiere Pro, which will be released later this month.
Regards,
Fergus
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BUG REPORT: 5.1 will not export as 5.1 in new export window under waveform audio format listing.
5.1 will not export as 5.1 in new export window under waveform audio format channel listing. When 5.1 is selected it automatically switches back to mono forcing me to send export out to media encoder where it works.
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Bug: 960x540 DNxHR LB clip in MXF OP1a container stays as media pending after import and wrongly shows as 1280x540
We rendered a 960x540 DNxHR LB clip in MXF OP1a container out of DaVinci Resolve.
Upon trying to import it into Premiere Pro, the Project Panel metadata wrongly shows that clip as being 1280x540, even though VLC and DaVinci Resolve show it correctly as 960x540. After importing, the clip is stuck showing the "Media Pending" graphic and won't show that actual footage.
Rendering the same clip from DaVinci Resolve as 960x540 DNxHR LB in a QuickTime MOV container allows Premiere Pro to import the clip fine, show it correctly as 960x540, and show the footage just fine.
So this appears…
3 votesIn Progress ·AdminFergus Hammond (Product Manager, Video & Audio Cloud Workflows, Adobe DVA) responded
Hi Seth,
We're looking into this. Quick question for you: does your workflow rely upon MXF OP1a? I'm wondering if - in the short term - using the MOV container is ok. As always, we have more things to do than resources to do them so wanted to check with you about the impact of this bug.
Regards,
Fergus
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URGENT - AVCHD spanned clip audio no longer importing and playing in 22.3.2 build 2 - URGENT
HELP!!!!
When importing media from cameras with the AVCHD media folder structure using the Media Browser (as you have to, in order to get metadata such as timecode), Premiere will no longer register any audio for spanned clips (clips made up of multiple files to account for legacy systems that cannot use media files over 2GB). On the timeline, the entire video clip is present, but there is no peak file data or audio. When you look in the media folder on the hard drive, Premiere creates a peak (.pek) file for the first media file, but not for the…2 votes -
Support for Nikon NRaw
Can we please get support for Nikon's NRAW codec? Resolve and Edius already have it cooked up and ready to go. This reactive rather proactive approach to codec integration is really disappointing. First it was Prores RAW (still ongoing issues) and now NRAW. How about Adobe show Nikon shooters a bit of love here?
34 votesUnder Review ·AdminFergus Hammond (Product Manager, Video & Audio Cloud Workflows, Adobe DVA) responded
Hi all,
Thanks for the feedback on N-RAW. It is a format we are interested in supporting but we don't currently have date for when that will happen. II will provide an update when I have more information to share.
Note: There were a couple of comments in the thread about ProRes RAW, including some useful tips. I have deleted those, as I want to make sure that this thread is dedicated to N-RAW. There is a separate thread regarding improving support for ProRes RAW.
Regards,
Fergus
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Compability with WebM - Fnordware not working on Mac OS
To import and export WebM formats. There is a external pluging from fnordware that is not compatible with OSX
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Time Tuner audio cut off when exporting from populated sequence
I have four :30 promos on a sequence. There are six Mono Tracks with Video and Titles. I want to take the fourth spot on the timeline and speed it up from :51 to :45. I mark In and Out, Ctl-M for Export, Select the Time Tuner and set the duration to :45 (which by the way always has to be manually typed in). After export, the video is perfect but the audio cuts out half way through the spot. Silence.
The workaround was to duplicate the sequence. Remove everything I did not want Time Tuned and bring the spot…
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Bug Report: Premiere Pro 22.2 Canon Cinema RAW Light Audio Playback Issues
When playing back canon cinema RAW light footage from my C200 the audio will drop out after 4 seconds while the video keeps playing. Then when I start stop the audio will start playing again before dropping out. The audio meter also drops out. When pairing the clip with separate audio it works fine. But even unlinking audio from the camera this doesn't help the issue. Anytime the audio from the camera is paired with the clip I see the same issue. Makes it impossible to playback clips to watch and review unfortunately.
2 votesNeeds More Info ·AdminFergus Hammond (Product Manager, Video & Audio Cloud Workflows, Adobe DVA) responded
Hi Cody,
Can you tell me a few things about your setup?
- What operation system & version are you using?
- What version of Premiere Pro?
- What frame rate is the video from your C200?
- Is this a new problem; have you previously been able to use C200 media successfully?
C200 media is playing fine on my computer so it would be good to get some more info from you.
Regards,
Fergus
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R3D Playback in Premiere Pro on MacBook Pro with M1 Max
I edited the trailer for a documentary project on my old Intel iMac on Mojave this past August with no issue. The majority of the footage in the project are R3D files. I recently started editing the full-length film (same footage) with a new MacBook Pro with M1 Max, Mac OS 12.2, and Premiere 22.1.2, and I'm now getting a number of issues.
-Most importantly, I'm getting corrupted frames (see below) on export, and sometimes when just opening a sequence or pausing in the timeline.
-When loading Multicam clips in the source monitor, I see the two correct camera angles…4 votes -
Better Controls to Export an Animated GIF
On behalf of editors, I request better controls for exporting an animated GIF file from Premiere Pro. Currently, the file size of these files is often too large to post on websites and social media sites. The results are better using Photoshop > Save for Web (Legacy). Editors would rather not use Photoshop and simply need more control over the size and quality of the exported file. Is this possible?
This forum post currently has over 56,000 visits. Kindly upvote this feature request so that others may have this ability to create GIFs easily and with a lower file size.…
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Support OpenEXR, OpenEXR MultiLayer
I am experimenting with rendering computer graphic animations in an image format called OpenEXR. Unfortunately, Premiere doesn't appear to support OpenEXR in any useful way.
While there is a 3rd-party addon that allows Photoshop to open and edit OpenEXRs, there doesn't appear to be one that does the same for Premiere. As much as I loathe learning a new video editing app, the solution for me is to switch to a 3rd-party option like DaVinci Resolve.
Unlike Premiere, DaVinci Resolve easily imports OpenEXR sequences (Premiere will import them, but they display as black frames). Please Adobe, I'd prefer to stick…
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Bring back the quality slider for animated GIFs!
There used to be a compression quality slider for exporting animated GIFs. You could get them down to a very small size. Where did that go?
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Over exposure clip HLG Rec 709
Please fix the last issue about the overexposure problem on hlg clip. Every single clip created from Sony with REC709 have an over exposition when I drag the clip video on the timeline.
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Import of mp4-files: only audio-part is imported
I can't import mp4-files on my brandnew HP Workstation Z8 G4 in Adobe Premiere 22. Only the audio-part is imported. Same with Premiere 15. Only with Premiere 14.9 (2020) mp4-import works as it should. Adobe support couldn't help till now. New installation of Windows and CC didn't help. Has anybody any suggestions?
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Bug! Premiere plays audio from HEVC too early. Possible Codec Issue
Premiere plays HEVC audio up to two frames too early and displays up to two frames of no audio at the end of clips. Not an issue in Resolve or Final Cut Pro
I make small H.264 proxies of HEVC footage from Canon C70 cameras so editors can download footage quickly. Sometimes clips have 4 channel audio so I have to make proxies in Compressor or EditReady. We noticed that there is a discrepancy in the audio of two frames between the original footage and the proxy footage. This is a HUGE problem and waste of time when reconnecting full…
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1 vote
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transcribing captions punctuation options
it would be great if you could option off punctuation when transcribing a sequence captions e.g. no full stops or comas
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Windows10のPremierePro 2022ではHEVCを読み込まないかもしれない
Windows10とNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Tiの組み合わせの環境下でのPremierePro 2022ではHEVC(H.265)のmp4ファイルを「インポーターから一般的なエラー」とメッセージが表示され、読み込めませんでした。
なお、PremierePro 2021にダウングレードしたら読み込みができました。1 vote
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