Warren Heaton
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This is a good suggestion. I agree this needs work.
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AdminFergus Hammond
(Product Manager, Video & Audio Cloud Workflows, Adobe DVA)
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Hi all,
Exporting AAF files is now available in beta for Premiere Pro customers using Apple silicon Macintoshes.
We’re eager to get feedback on this change: the work we did to make AAF export work on Apple silicon also involved an update of our AAF support to a newer version of Avid’s format. We've done extensive testing internally but getting real customer feedback is important too; please provide it via this post on our beta forum.
Regards,
Fergus
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AdminPatrick Palmer
(Director of Product Management, Pro Video and Motion Design, Adobe DVA)
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All,
first of all I wanted to thank everyone for making this a productive conversation over the last couple of days.
As several people responded to my comment about keeping the tone civilised, I need to dwell on that for a minute. Please hear me out, this is important to everyone on my crew and I hope it will be to you.
Saying that we shouldn't be surprised when things get heated is very problematic in my opinion. How do you expect a junior person on my team to respond to a technical question when it is combined with something that can easily be described as hate speech? How do you think we can actually come together on actual issues when there's already the assumption that we're a big faceless corporation, not even listening to our customers?
People on my team have received threats. I've been there over the years,…
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132 votesIn Progress · 62 comments · Premiere Pro » Preference & Settings · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
An error occurred while saving the comment Warren Heaton
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Sometimes you need to take a few more frames off after Ripple Previous Edit to Playhead and sometimes you need to put a few frames back.
I wouldn't mind if pressing Q a second time after doing "Ripple Previous Edit to Playhead" switched to "Select Nearest Edit Point as Ripple In" or pressing W a second time after doing "Ripple Next Edit to Playhead" switched to "Select Nearest Edit Point as Ripple Out" which allows the editor to use Trim Forward (option right) or Trim Backward (option left) to ripple forward or backward.
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700 votesIn Progress ·AdminFergus Hammond
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We are actively working on this feature. I don't have a date to share yet but I'll update this message when I do.
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Not just Google Drive, but Google Shared Drives. I’d be using this right now if it was available.
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It's been years since I've had to use AVCHD in PR and don't remember ever having trouble with it; however, there is definitely something wrong with how CC2019 processes the data. Using Final Cut Pro X to generate Apple ProRes422 (LT) allowed me to work with the footage as expected, but neither Premiere Pro nor Media Encode would play the original files nor transcoded files in sync. All I can say is "Yikes!".
Just re-read the post from Kevin about updating to High Sierra. I'll give that a try.
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This action (pressing Shift Home with a clip or clips selected) is correct in CC2019 both with and without "Show Audio Time Units' enabled in the Timeline. If you go back to CS6, this action was incorrectly the same as Go to Next Edit. Users who want to go to the next edit should use the down arrow instead of shift home.
Mike's suggestion is a good one.
I'd rather see it more closely match After Effects with the options being Scale to Sequence, Scale to Sequence Width, and Scale to Sequence Height. So, essentially the same thing, but using "Sequence" instead of "Frame".
In the meantime, I'd like to see Scale to Frame Size renamed to "Scale to Frame Size (Scale value remains 100%) and Set to Frame Size renamed "Set to Frame Size (Scale value changes).
I use both of these and would not like to lose one over the other and I'd find it helpful to have what happens plainly stated.