Hey all,

I work in an office with multiple editors of varying skill levels, and we often have to jump from one computer to another on our network based on where we are working. We have transferrable ID's, so whenever we login to our Adobe account so much info and presets come up that we love and saves time. Our #1 issue when jumping onto a new computer is the following:

ISSUE

- Having to re-install all our Premiere & AE plugins & find the serial codes for them. This can take hours anytime we have to migrate from one computer to another.


I would love to see a solution like this:


- Adobe CC accounts able to carry over your plugins & licenses. Ideally this would be a selectable option (many people will not need this, but for those of us that use many 3rd party plugins, will save so much time) This doesn't inhibit any license agreements (most 3rd party plugins have protocols to inhibit exports when the same license is open on multiple computers)



Does anyone else run into similar issues/ would you like to see a solution like this? Are there any solutions out there currently?

Lumetri is great and Colorista is a fab plugin for Premiere, but most professional Colorista use Resolve. If I could avoid a Resolve round trip (via render and/or XML) and instead be able to have Resolve open up like PS, AE, etc, then Premiere would gain major grading functionality. Secondaries and node-based grading are essential tools for Colorists and unless Lumetri is going to offer those functions, it won’t be a true professional grading competitor. Offering control surface compatibility was a great step tho!

The clip doesn’t have to open an internal Pr panel with Resolve functions, it just has to access the rendered clip’s traceback to Resolve (which may be fairly easy with a side car XMP file or as part of the database).

Additinally, I believe that by opening this door, it will take the competitive battleground away from DaVinci which is gaining market share. This marketing strategy could work with other software too.

currently when installing premiere pro on a new computer, if premiere finds an audio plugin path (VSTs) it will automatically begin scanning them. this is great - but - if you have a system with hundreds and hundreds of audio plugins, this will take forever. Please consider popping a dialog to ask if premiere pro should begin the plugin scan now, or wait until another time. also, consider having premiere pro show a path selection dialog for plugins. I do not want premiere to scan every plugin directory on my system by default. I might like it to just scan a directory I have a few plugins I would like Premiere to use.