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This is by design. We always keep captions within safe margins (10%). Would an option to defeat this restriction be useful or is it better to remove this safeguard all together. Opinions welcome.
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Hey Mr. Crossman. Any news you can share on giving the user full control of the placement of the captions? Thanks!!!
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Hey Mr. Crossman. Any news you can share on giving the user full control of the placement of the captions? Thanks!!!
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Can you give us an update as to when you think you might defeat this restriction or remove the safeguard altogether? A LOT of people in my organization would start using Premiere Pro day one for captioning if this happens!
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It's fine to "keep the captions within a safe margin". This can simply be the default that will be used by a lot of people I'm guessing. The current version allows us to "Set Vertical Position" to a positive number....the Captions just don't respond. Please fix this.
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Mr Crossman asked us and we have responded. I just hope it's near the top of their list of changes to make.
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How is the progress to remove the safeguard altogether coming along? Really could use this feature right now.
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Is Adobe considering removing the CC location safeguard to give us full control?
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Yes...please give us full control of the Captions location. Our client has strict guidelines on location, character length, and two lines of captions when possible. We need to be able to set some defaults for these things when we select the "Create Captions" button. Thanks!
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Being able to import our own script would be yet ANOTHER game-changer for Premiere. It's doing a great job so far but it struggles with acronyms (not surprised..this has to be almost impossible), capitalization, and punctuation. It's fine for short videos but we have 30+ minute videos. Going through the transcribed text and fixing all of these is very time-consuming. We already have approved scripts so being able to use them alongside of Premiere timing would be truly amazing!
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This is what I need also. Our Gov client has strict rules on length and two lines.
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Hey Mr. Crossman. Any news you can share on giving the user full control of the placement of the captions? Thanks!!!