Kevin Monahan
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1 voteKevin Monahan
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Looks like it should be working right now for you, Kevin.
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"Sidecar acts like a new monitor…you can put whatever you want on it. We certainly don’t limit it. I put a project panel on it and was manipulating Freeform view with the Apple Pencil – it was great!"
Kevin Monahan
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I've seen some using it as a preview monitor, but I don't know of its use for other panels. I'll check.
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3 votesKevin Monahan
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Sorry for this. This is a bug that will be resolved in an upcoming version of Premiere Pro. Stay tuned.
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1 voteKevin Monahan
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Give us full details of your system. Perhaps you are no longer meeting system requirements.
Please also a new project.
Try importing the old project into the new one.
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2 votesKevin Monahan
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Hi Kevin, this feature already exists. You can drag footage directly into the Layers area of the Essential Graphics panel. It's not readily apparent that you can do this, but try it and it works just like a drop zone would, I think.
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666 votes124 comments · Premiere Rush » Editing in the Timeline & Preview Monitor · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Hi All. Thank you for sharing your desire for a Ken Burns style effect. We’re investigating the request and will continue to keep you updated
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this would be awesome!
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27 votesKevin Monahan
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Here's the workaround: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/how-to-solve-encoding-export-stuck-at-0-with-premiere-pro-adobe-media-encoder-14-0-1/td-p/10875118
Has to do with errant marker setting.
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6 votesKevin Monahan
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This is a good request. Currently, you can only do this via List View. Thanks.
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6 votesKevin Monahan
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Try importing the sequence into a new project.
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1 voteKevin Monahan
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You can already do this. If I am understanding you correctly, just drag the footage into stacking order in the Essential Graphics panel. Use standard send back and send forward commands with current versions.
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2 votesKevin Monahan
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This User Voice portal is for Premiere Pro, you may want to try here for your Photoshop problem: https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family
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1 voteKevin Monahan
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Come to the forums for troubleshooting: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/bd-p/premiere-pro?page=1&sort=latest_replies&filter=all&topics=howto
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1 voteKevin Monahan
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You may want to come to forums for troubleshooting: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/bd-p/premiere-pro?page=1&sort=latest_replies&filter=all&topics=howto
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123 votesKevin Monahan
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I would not count on this one, gang. Sorry....
Known issue. It's being worked on and will be fixed in an upcoming version. Thanks for reporting.