• Ability to snap footage to Sequence boundaries


• Ability to snap footage to Guides


• Ability to snap mask edges/points to Guides


• Ability to snap pen tool to guides

Adobe Premiere Elements has beat detection. Why not Premiere Pro?

Would be VERY helpful if premiere retained protected region markers or gave some other visual indication of protected regions when importing responsive time .mogrt files.

This would help editors know where to trim a clip if they wanted to remove one of the transitions.

I noticed that the ability to edit a captions timecode in the Text pane is now missing. I used that quite a bit before the update to v.15 and I really miss this feature. Please add it back in as it's really useful for having precise captions. Thanks!

I like the new updates to the captioning tool in the v.15 update, but not being able to select and delete multiple caption blocks is really bad! When I have a big video I'm cutting down this is essential. I know I can edit the SRT file outside of Premiere Pro but this takes a lot longer. Please add this back in!

In the Premiere Pro Beta, when I create a new caption, it should have the same style as the previous caption by default

I just spent most of a day trying different video formats, codecs, etc., and trying to get them to import.

if Premiere had give me one message that said "this variable framerate video file may not be imported correctly; try using handbrake to make it constant" would have saved me hours of wild goose chase.

better yet, fix that in premiere.

Bring back DV importing on Mac

Quite often I need to edit out Pauses or "Errrr", "Soooo", "Uhhhm". And the way I do it is using the C tool to cut that segment, and then shift deleting that part, to ripple move it. I do that a lot...
I'm requesting a new tool which allows me to click and drag over the segment in the timeline, which then deletes and ripples it out in one go.

That would be super helpful.
I'm happy to demonstrate if it's not clear

Having the ability to colour code sequence tabs would be incredibly helpful, and could be used as an easy visual identifier for different categories of sequences (Broll, different cuts, etc).

I know this was suggested a few years back in a user voice, but it only received a few votes and wasn't commented on at all - so I'm suggesting it again!

I believe you can do this in final cut, so it'd be great to see it here!

自動文字起こし機能の精度、素晴らしいです。
改善の希望は下記の通り

・スクリプトで細かくTCを設定したのに、キャプションの作成をすると反映されていない。（尺の短いテロップが勝手に前後と統合される）

・１枚のテロップで、文字によって色やフォントの大きさを変える場合、トラックスタイルで保存した内容を反映させようとすると、全ての文字が適用されてしまう。
選択した文字だけが適用されるようにしてほしい。（レガシータイトルスタイルのような使い勝手が良い）

・「整列と変形」のゾーンの位置がかなり内側。手動で外に設定しようとすると見えない壁が出てきてできない

お願いします。

The new captions work flow has potential. My biggest frustration is that when I click on a caption clip in the caption timeline, the caption window doesn't jump to that clip so I can easily edit it. In fact, it often jumps to the top meaning I have to scroll to find it, which gets tedious if it's at the end and I have a long timeline, or if it's in the middle and I have to scroll through hundreds of caption clips to find it.

I would like to have an alert service via a mobile for Media Encoder:
- Notify when encodes are finished
- Notify if an encode has failed

This way, you can just do something else while Media Encoder does its work, like walk your dog or socialize with friends or family.

Can Adobe create a Mobile App for both iOS/Android that will provide such notifications?

At the moment by default we have clip name, frame rate, then media start, end duration of clip etc all before resolution which I would assume is the second easily accessible info after frame rate.

I don't burn in captions but i do make closed captions that a tv viewer can turn on or off. The Premiere 2021 captions is not useable.

The Speech-to-Text function in 15.0 is very impressive. It's already helping us out greatly.

However, I would like be able to configure the Transcript to Caption process. I mean, I'd like to be able to enter a min/max character count, and a line count when the captions are created from the transcript. Can this be done already, if so how?

I'd love the ability to add an effect to the captions layer (C1) to add a drop shadow. Currently, I can add a drop shadow to the text, which then creates separation from the colored background, but I can't choose the ordering to put the drop shadow in the back.

I am also repeating some other posts here requesting separate lines for captions, rather than a bigger BG that encompasses the entire text.

Forum Post with Example;
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/captions-customizability-v15-0/m-p/11902110#M335168

It should be a standard part of any software application. A typo in a video or article or on a poster is the kiss of death. Once you've made that impression with the public, it is hard to erase. Since Adobe is using AI to streamline the experience for users, it seems like a minor task to employ dynamic spell check in all its applications. PLEASE make this part of an update.

PROBLEM: How often do I loose keyframes at start/end of clips when trimming a clip and the keyframe is then out of visible range.
SOLUTION:
I want the ability to make certain keyframes sticking relative to clip start and end. It would be great for presets and editing in my case!
Imagine the endless possibilties of selfmade transitions.
IMPLEMENTATION:
It could be simple an user friendly: Let me select keyframes to stick it to: start/end/stretch with length of clip.
Or there could be a second option for "cliplength-relative keyframing".

I name it: RESPONSIVE KEYFRAMING ;-)