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1. Export timeline but as individual clips

   It would be great to export a full timeline from Premier but instead of one video, each video clip on the timeline is exported individually. This is an option in DaVinci Resolve and I've found it to be really useful. Having to do it manually can definitely be a pain.

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   Under Review  ·  Reg Santo Tomas responded

   Thank you for your feedback. This is under review.

2. Relative Export Paths PLEASE!

   The fact that Pr always defaults to the last export location, regardless of which project is exported from, is completely illogical. Why would a user ever want to export Project B's sequence into the last used export folder if that folder belongs to Project A, for example? (see illustration 1)

   There are already about a half dozen FRs that ask for this to be fixed, however since they only offer half baked solutions, I'm posting a new FR, offering a full fledged solution.

   The solution is simple:
   Provide a new 'Export' tab in the Preferences window that allows users to define the default location they want all of their projects to export to (both from Export Settings and Quick Export). (see illustration 2)

   A 'Relative path' checkbox would allow users to make the export path relative to each project. In the illustration's example, the location is set to .\Exports. This means exports from Project A will automatically appear inside a folder named 'Exports' next to project 'Project A.prproj', and exports from Project B will appear in Project B's 'Export' folder, and so forth. If an export folder doesn't exist, Pr would automatically create it upon export.

   Should a user wish to automatically export to the same location regardless of which project is exported from, setting this up would be as easy as browsing to one's preferred export location (for example, a "Pr Exports" folder on the Desktop), and unchecking 'Relative path'.

   Note that these options would only set each project's DEFAULT export location. If a user chooses to export to a different location from a certain project, then that (and only that) project's default export location would be automatically set to this new location.

   Example:
   Project A: User exports to Desktop = New default export location for Project A set to Desktop

   Project B: Default export location continues to be 'Export' folder (next to Project B.prproj)

   This workflow would address the needs of all editors: those who want exports saved in locations relative to each individual project, as well as those who want exports from all projects to appear in the same place!

   The current exporting behavior makes zero sense and is incredibly frustrating, especially for editors who work on more than one project at a time. Please fix this already! Thank you!

   The fact that Pr always defaults to the last export location, regardless of which project is exported from, is completely illogical. Why would a user ever want to export Project B's sequence into the last used export folder if that folder belongs to Project A, for example? (see illustration 1)

   There are already about a half dozen FRs that ask for this to be fixed, however since they only offer half baked solutions, I'm posting a new FR, offering a full fledged solution.

   The solution is simple:
   Provide a new 'Export' tab in the Preferences window that allows users to… more

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3. FIX the bug of audio missing from export

   When exporting a video sequence premiere randomly leaves out part of the audio. Those part were not muted, but in the same channel and of the same kind of other parts exported fine, not even cut: so for instance you have a talker that randomly get the voice silent.
   This is a big reliability issue, because there is no correspondence of what you have on timeline and what you are going to have on final export. This happens on different machines and happened also with previous versions of Premiere different from this one at moment of writing 15.4.1 (build 4).
   The only reliably working workaround has been export only the single audio channels in wave files and then import it back into the timeline, that is time consuming and unacceptable for a professional software.

   When exporting a video sequence premiere randomly leaves out part of the audio. Those part were not muted, but in the same channel and of the same kind of other parts exported fine, not even cut: so for instance you have a talker that randomly get the voice silent.
   This is a big reliability issue, because there is no correspondence of what you have on timeline and what you are going to have on final export. This happens on different machines and happened also with previous versions of Premiere different from this one at moment of writing 15.4.1 (build 4).… more

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   Needs More Info  ·  AdminFergus Hammond (Product Manager, Video & Audio Cloud Workflows, Adobe DVA) responded

   Davide, can you share a project plus the media that demonstrates this issue? 

4. Present an error message before output when a Warp Stabilizer watermark is on a clip

   If you have altered a clip with the Warp Stabilier and your clip now has a Warp Stabilizer "Frame not analyzed" watermark warning, Premiere Pro should warn the editor this is there before and output. This would avoid this watermarked shot being rendered into an export before the editor could fix it.

   In fact any undesirable thing like a watermark banner should be presented to the editor before an export. In the end I would rather have a shot export WITHOUT the Warp Stablizer at all than to have it export with a watermark.

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5. Warning of disabled tracks or unanalyzed effects before export

   To prevent accidentally exporting with a track disabled, show a warning before export

   Show a warning if Warp Stabilizer is not analyzed before export

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6. enable custom frame rate on export in premiere pro 2020

   Please enable 'custom' frame rate option on export settings,
   so that users who are editing for example source footage
   coming from 8mm or 16mm based on frame rates like 16fps or 18fps,
   can export them to such frame rates or other.
   you can check the thread here:
   https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/export-18fps-sequence/td-p/10486209?page=1

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7. Bug: Using Export Frame on clips with proxies (even if proxies not toggled), results in low res JPGs

   Using Export Frame on any clip with a proxy attached (even if proxies not active) results in JPGs and PNGs in the proxy-resolution. This seems to happen at random.

   During some troubleshooting, oddly it seemed to matter which window (ie Program, Timeline, etc..) was active (highlighted in blue) but this actually reversed between different projects, and ultimately using Export Frame results in low-res and full-res frame grabs at random.

   Clips that don't have proxies don't seem to have this issue.

   Native media in my examples were .mxf and .mp4

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8. ISSUE - Poor hardware encoding quality - Mac M1 PRO chip

   The quality of exporting from Premiere Pro using hardware encoding on the new MacBook Pro with M1 PRO chip is extremely poor. I've tried exporting with multiple different projects and footage but the quality when exporting with hardware encoding is pixelated and blurred - the file size is also significantly smaller than the estimated file size.

   There is no issue with software encoding and footage is as expected.

   I've tried Premiere Pro 2022 and also gone back to 2021 and tried opening with Rosetta instead, still hardware encoding into H264 is extremely poor quality with file sizes less than half the expected file size. This only happens with hardware encoding.

   The quality of exporting from Premiere Pro using hardware encoding on the new MacBook Pro with M1 PRO chip is extremely poor. I've tried exporting with multiple different projects and footage but the quality when exporting with hardware encoding is pixelated and blurred - the file size is also significantly smaller than the estimated file size.

   There is no issue with software encoding and footage is as expected.

   I've tried Premiere Pro 2022 and also gone back to 2021 and tried opening with Rosetta instead, still hardware encoding into H264 is extremely poor quality with file sizes less than half… more

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9. exporting option into a word doc for transcriptions

   I wanted to export my transcript in an editable form such as notepad or word doc. Am I missing how to do this? I don't know how to open a .prtranscript file and can't find anything on it. I want to be able to take the script out of premiere and make changes.

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10. Add a "set default export location" option

    Users may want to always export to the same folder as their project, or their media, or any other standard location. We can set default folders for import/ingest, captured video and audio, etc, why not default export folders?!?

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11. QuickTime H.264 Mov files with exports

    As we have done for years, bring back the QuickTime H.264 Mov. (not Mpeg 4) for exporting

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12. Please allow “same as source channels” for exported videos

    Please allow the user to be able to select “same as source” audio channels in the export settings of both Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder. This is to allow fixing the audio channel mismatch error you might get when working with proxy workflows. The reason I am requesting this and hoping to get it upvoted is when we receive footage shot across a wide variety of cameras, i.e. Canon C300 / GoPro / Drone / Canon 5D / Other various cameras that may be using different channels other than “Stereo” or even switching the channels halfway through a shoot card, then creating proxies is extremely difficult as you have to then manage the export settings across all files versus just batch encoding all the files based on source. This is a very large problem for me when I receive 1-2+ TB of media shot across various media and therefore my workaround is to use Davinci Resolve to export. Would love to start keeping this all in Adobe at some point. Thank you for your support.

    Please allow the user to be able to select “same as source” audio channels in the export settings of both Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder. This is to allow fixing the audio channel mismatch error you might get when working with proxy workflows. The reason I am requesting this and hoping to get it upvoted is when we receive footage shot across a wide variety of cameras, i.e. Canon C300 / GoPro / Drone / Canon 5D / Other various cameras that may be using different channels other than “Stereo” or even switching the channels halfway through a shoot… more

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13. Bug: New export page slow & unresponsive in Premiere Pro 22.0 Version 22.3.0 (build 121)

    PP 22.0 export page is slow and often unresponsive. Editing, composting, rendering effects ... all working fine. Use the Control + M command to export and no response. Restart the app, select the new export tab and the export window appears. With patience, you can select settings, but painfully SLOW. Successful export in sequence preview settings (UHD ProRes422HQ). Running on Windows 10 Pro Ver 10.0.19043, i9-7900X CPU 10 core, 64 GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti

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14. h264 NAS

    Bug report: After upgrading to Premiere v15, exporting an H264 file from either Premiere or Media Encoder to my NAS creates a file which the program claims exported successfully, but actually creates a glitched file. At some point in the file, the audio will drop out, and the video will freeze on a single frame, which will remain on screen for the rest of the duration.

    Exporting a quicktime file to my NAS doesn't cause this problem, and exporting an H264 file to my internal harddrive doesn't cause this problem, so there's only an issue with the combination of encoding to the H264 export setting to a NAS location that is causing a problem.

    This is hugely disruptive to my workflow, and I really need it fixed...

    Bug report: After upgrading to Premiere v15, exporting an H264 file from either Premiere or Media Encoder to my NAS creates a file which the program claims exported successfully, but actually creates a glitched file. At some point in the file, the audio will drop out, and the video will freeze on a single frame, which will remain on screen for the rest of the duration.

    Exporting a quicktime file to my NAS doesn't cause this problem, and exporting an H264 file to my internal harddrive doesn't cause this problem, so there's only an issue with the combination of encoding… more

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15. Allow the user to set "EXPORT" as the default option in the Export Window, instead of "QUEUE".

    Allow users to set EXPORT as the default option in the export window, so when you hit ENTER after preparing export settings, your video will export.
    It's cumbersome and impractical having QUEUE as the default setting.
    The majority of exports from Premiere are done directly, rather than through Media Encoder, so it only makes sense that EXPORT is the default option.

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16. Support for multi core machines especially when exporting deliverables

    I see this idea has been declined elsewhere but I'm afraid that's not good enough. I was under the impression that Adobe had been working closely with Apple when the iMac Pro was being developed - what's the point of a £6,£7 or £8K machine when it's processing power is not being utilised?

    Is it not possible for Premiere and/or Encoder to utilise the full power of a multi core machine when exporting? FCPX can do it. Fancy effects are not worth very much if you can't deliver your project on time.

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17. Sequence Reports to excel or csv

    I would love to be able to put out an excel or csv report with all the clips used in a sequence and the metadata i'd like to include from them. This would make usage reporting very simple and not require third party apps. Perhaps you could just license and intergrate Sequence clip reporter and make it OS agnostic?

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18. [BUG] Error Upon Uploading/Publishing to YouTube

    Summary:
    Premiere Pro CC will not upload/publish the video to YouTube after encoding has completed, but instead throws an error about "invalid credentials".

    Steps to Reproduce:
    Open the Export Settings window and click the "Publish" tab. Check the box next to "YouTube" and login using your credentials. Click "Export" and wait for the video to finish encoding. After encoding has completed, Premiere Pro will attempt to upload/publish the video to YouTube and encounter a fatal error.

    Expected Results:
    The video is uploaded/published to YouTube after encoding has finished

    Actual Results:
    Premiere Pro finishes encoding and upon moving on to upload/publish to YouTube, encounters an error citing:

    YouTube - {
    
    "error": {
    
    "errors": [
    
    {
    
    "domain": "global",
    
    "reason": "authError",
    
    "message": "Invalid Credentials",
    
    "locationType": "header",
    
    "location": "Authorization"
    
    }
    
    ],
    
    "code": 401,
    
    "message": "Invalid Credentials"
    
    }
    
    }

    Attempted Troubleshooting:
    After exhausting my own efforts, I have contacted Adobe Support only to be met with the suggestion to export with Premiere Pro and then upload/publish to YouTube using YouTube's web interface.

    I have tried several clean installs of Adobe Premiere Pro CC, but have so far only been able to resolve this issue on one of my computers after the third clean install. The success rate seems to increase proportional to the shortness of the video in question. Longer videos tend to produce this issue most frequently; sometimes shorter videos (<5-10m) upload just fine.

    Further Information:
    https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2437224
    https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2419351

    Summary:
    Premiere Pro CC will not upload/publish the video to YouTube after encoding has completed, but instead throws an error about "invalid credentials".

    Steps to Reproduce:
    Open the Export Settings window and click the "Publish" tab. Check the box next to "YouTube" and login using your credentials. Click "Export" and wait for the video to finish encoding. After encoding has completed, Premiere Pro will attempt to upload/publish the video to YouTube and encounter a fatal error.

    Expected Results:
    The video is uploaded/published to YouTube after encoding has finished

    Actual Results:
    Premiere Pro finishes encoding and upon moving on to upload/publish… more

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19. Remove the "analyzing" overlay on exports

    Remove the "analyzing" overlay on exports

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20. Export custom metadata set as excel or csv file

    Would like the ability to export either the current metadata view, or a custom set of metadata via an export window, into a spreadsheet. This feature is already ALMOST implemented with the Export > Avid Log Exchange function, but that option doesn't let you select which data elements are exported. The basic functionality seems to exist, just not a universally useful implementation.

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