Dian Maritz
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Thanks for the report/request (Please make Ripple Delete affect Bus automation), we have been tracking this as DVAAU-4202542. I’ll update once we have this fixed.
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Thanks for the feedback and suggestions. Linking this thread to the product roadmap feature discussions.
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Unfortunately, I need to change the status of this feature request. While we anticipated being able to share the new Projects feature in our Public Beta release, for which Bins were a component, the realities of the pandemic and related business priorities required the Audition team to focus efforts on other ongoing projects. At this time, I cannot provide an estimated date when Bins or related organizational features may be introduced to the Audition session format.
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This problem has been solved by Premiere Pro 2021 ! Thank you Adobe!
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Hi Sh H
Thank you for your suggestion but unless I am doing this wrong, it does not solve my problem. The SRT file will just align the captions clip to the start or the end of the video clip, depending on what setting you choose in the synchronise dialogue box. This is only useful if the first subtitle in the SRT is actually at the start of the video. (Which I have to manually insert at the moment because it never is) The other options other than "clip end" and "clip start" are greyed out on the synchronise dialogue box.
The problem I am having is that the SRT files do not auto sync to their correct time in the timeline.Thus I have to go through the process of adding an empty sub at 00:00:00:00 in the SRT to snap it in sync at the start of the timeline, ensuring that the rest of the captions/subs are in sync.
The only other way I can think of doing this without having to drag, is to look in the captions window at the first caption's timecode(see screenshot) and then add a marker at that timecode on the timeline and then snap the captions clip to that marker. This process is however takes too much time.
As I pointed out, a program like VLC can do this by just reading the SRT timecode in the metadata. I am hoping that Premiere Pro can do the same so that I can save time in my workflow.
So in short, I wish there was a button/option that can automatically sync the first caption timecode in the SRT file to the correct timeline timecode. See attached image
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I use this program professionally and so far this is the biggest problem. So much so that I might have to go back to Pro Tools. It wastes so much time to make changes because I have to select automations lanes individually and shift it to the new position of the clip. I can't even select all the automations lines at once when dragging a selection box over it.
The only way I can see to do this is at the moment to shift click the first and then the end automation point of that particular line/envelope and then click again and drag it to the new position.
Please Adobe, I really like this program , but this is making me look slow.
Most audio programs have this as a standard feature, please add.