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Note: Some in the forum thread have been able to resolve this issue by allowing Premiere through their Windows Defender firewall. I have tried this, but it did not work for me.
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You CAN sort of do this.
Start a new project. Make a sequence. Add your audio track effects.
Save that .prproj files somewhere.
Use that .prpjoj file as a "template" every time you start a new project.Just be sure to make a new template with each new release of Premiere. They can accumulate bugs over time...
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Thanks for your input on how to improve the browser and the details on how you are organizing your Motion Graphics templates.
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I actually have a script that auto-dismisses this pop-up. Unfortunately, it still wastes time while loading the pop up, but I did my best.
https://github.com/TaranVH/2nd-keyboard/blob/master/Taran's%20Premiere%20Mods/YES_DELETE_EXISTING_KEYFRAMES.ahkThis is item #33 on my spreadsheet.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dVJb7kI_ZETLavrplfARgn9gL8HUpvkq6A0jCPxqA3w/edit#gid=1133868629 -
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But why would you want to use the ESC key in this way? It's not a bug - they've reserved ESC for... escaping from stuff.
You know what, it doesn't matter. You can do this using AutoHotKey if you really want to.
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sup dude.
Have you heard of AutoHotKey? It can solve this problem, and much more.In AHK, with code like this:
#d::^!+d
you can remap WIN D to CTRL ALT SHIFT D.
Then, in After Effects, you can assign CTRL ALT SHIFT D to whatever you want.
And so on for any other key you desire. And yes, it will block the usual "go to the desktop" command.Also, you might find this useful: ALT sticky key nullification, so that it does not open any menus when you don't want it to: https://github.com/TaranVH/2nd-keyboard/blob/master/Taran's%20Windows%20Mods/Alt_menu_acceleration_DISABLER.ahk
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Might this bug be related to this one?
https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/33970762-any-save-as-dialouges-can-premanently-freeze -
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This has a poor title, and is redundant with https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/34393888-implement-dragging-across-layer-icons-to-enable-di
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I've moved my vote over from https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/33894193-hiding-showing-layers-and-tracks#comments , which is redundant, and poorly titled.
This is ID #110 in my problems spreadsheet.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dVJb7kI_ZETLavrplfARgn9gL8HUpvkq6A0jCPxqA3w/edit#gid=1133868629TaranVH
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@Mitch
in a 3840x2160 sequence, place some 1920x1080 footage. Set to frame size. This will result in the 1-pixel perimeter.It will NOT happen if you have a 1080p timeline, and use set to frame size on 4K footage.
I think this error only occurs when scaling upwards, not downwards.
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Not only that, but I have a script that enables the functionality that you crave:
https://github.com/TaranVH/2nd-keyboard/blob/master/Taran's%20Premiere%20Mods/PREMIERE%20MOD%20-%20Right%20click%20timeline%20to%20move%20playhead%20MOD.ahk
It uses right-click, (unless you are above a clip) but you can change it to use middle click, or anything else. (which also makes the script a lot simpler.) -
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you can also assign it to a shortcut. I use CTRL P
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Premiere is trying to be helpful by auto-linking files for you. I believe it searches down by one folder level if it has trouble finding a match. (Obviously it should be better at finding the matches, but until then, there is a workaround.)
My workaround is to go down by two folder levels.
So, instead of changing
Volumes/RAID 4/Wags/orig footage
into
Volumes/RAID 4/Wags/footage
use something like this:
Volumes/RAID 4/Wags2/footageOr, since that would mess up your one-folder-per-project organization... in the future, start with
Volumes/RAID 4/Wags/original/footage
and later change to
Volumes/RAID 4/Wags/fixed/footage
I belieeeeeve that should work....
Oh, here's another forum thread that appears to be the same issue:
https://forums.adobe.com/message/10564058