Captions are displaying twice, and the second one can't be turned off
I'm on the new version of Premiere, and I have a 608 track that can be enabled and edited as designed. However, rendering OVER that in the Program Monitor are the same titles again in the style of 608 captions of Premiere 14.x. There seems to be no way to toggle these titles off, and they do not respond to editing the caption text. However, if I edit the text, save the project, close it and reopen it, the old style 608 titles will reflect whatever changes I had made before reopening the project.
If it helps, I notice the old style 608s disappear whenever I go into caption text edit mode directly in the program monitor. They reappear back over top of everything as soon as I leave the text box.


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Cameron Constanti commented
I found a way of fixing this, hopefully it fixes it for you guys too.
If you go to where your Premiere Pro Project files are you will see a folder called "Adobe Premiere Pro Video Previews" this will have a sub folder inside with the name of your project. If you go into the correct projects folder and delete all of the files within it and then inside Adobe Premiere Pro application you go to the "Sequence tab" and the click "Render In and Out" this should then repopulate them files without the second set of captions burnt into the video tab.
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Elio Ruiz commented
Same issue despite today being 12/28/2021, running Premiere 22.1.2
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Jeremy Kuper commented
The new Beta 22.2 does not resolve this issue of subtitles being duplicated when you edit them,
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Trent Happel commented
Sorry for the wait, but a fix for this issue should be in Premiere Pro 22.2 Beta build 029 (posted to Creative Cloud on Dec. 7, 2021). Please let us know your results.
Thank you.
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Lor'elle Hugostino commented
I'm experiencing the same issue as everyone else. The original poster asked for help with this issue on March 15, 2021. It is now December 1, 2021 and there is still no solution? That's a bit pathetic wouldn't you agree Adobe?
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Richard Jones commented
So I guess they're just not fixing this? And the fact that I have to restart Premiere for the 608 captions to actually update. And the fact that even when I change alignment of some captions, they simply don't update. Ever. I hadn't upgrade from 2020 because of this issue, but now they're onto 2022, so you can't even go back to 2020, and I just tested 2022. SAME ISSUES. W T ACTUAL F.
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ricky day commented
Same issue. Glad im not the only one puling my hair out. I thought i was missing something to un check something. Anyway...i had the show captioned, then imported the caption and lined it up. If i were to make any changes to the captions, then premiere starts to display the 608 as well. Strange bug. Its been happening for a while now im surprised ADOBE hasn't fixed this yet.
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Donnie Rogers commented
Having the same problem for several updates now. Very frustrating. It seems to have happened (and I am hypothesizing here...) when I had me interface set up to display captions when the update with the new captioning process came out. I think that took away the simple "turn caprions off" toggle under the wrench.
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Michael Noller commented
Still an Issue here. Can´t get rid off the displayed cations in several projects.
When adding cations layer, this is displayed under the unwanted and therefore is not readable.
Only in the program window, not on export, but I have to see, what I do. -
Andrea Furedy commented
Same problem. Very frustrating.
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John Poole commented
Same issue here. Just updated to the latest version of Premiere Pro. Now i have to uninstall and go back to a previous version just so I can have functioning caption tools. Thanks for the headache, Adobe. Smh.
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Garvan Doherty commented
I have the same issue.
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Edmond Toma commented
I have an issue with the latest update where all of my captions are appearing as open captions. Uploading 3 screens but I'm told my settings are accurate. Problem is not occurring in Premiere 2020
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Sarah Jacobsen commented
I started to experience the same displaying 2x bug as soon as I upgraded to 15.1.0
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Evan Panikkar commented
Same here. That's why captions for broadcast editors seems to be easier on 14 (dealing with .srt files).
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james wise commented
The 2020 Premiere Closed Captions were better. I mean Closed Captions....not Sub-Titles. There needs to be a great deal of improvement in Captions. 2020 Premiere works better.
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Nathan Ashton commented
PLUS I can "select all" and delete everything on the timeline and the ghost captions remain (Mac 10.15.7, 128 GB Ram, Dual Radeon Pro W5700X)
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Zeesy Powers commented
Nick Condera's screencap is an accurate reflection of my timeline setup.
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Clint Porter commented
This bug is still present in 15.2.
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Corey Knollinger commented
We're having the same issue