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We anticipate resolving this problem in an upcoming release, and I will update this UserVoice item to “Completed” when the new functionality is fully tested and available.
With newer Apple systems, especially those based on the T2 chipset, many previously singular states of the Built-in audio interface are now exposed as completely different virtual devices by MacOS. One used to be able to plug in a pair of headphones and let the OS re-route the output automatically. Now, this either requires a manual change, or utilizing new frameworks for the same functionality.
Thanks for your feedback, and please stay tuned.
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What you’re suggesting would lead to a full on revision of the feature – therefore I’d like to ask a couple of additional questions:
what kind of footage do you usually try to stabilize with the Warp Stabilizer? And how much tweaking of the settings do you do on average?Thanks
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We’ve marked this Under Review, see comment.
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Thanks everyone for your feedback. I am moving this to Under Review.
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Adobe! What the F*&%?? I am STILL experiencing this bullsh%$ mercury transmit issue in Premiere Pro CC 2019, spending hours just to be able to work with client who need to see the client monitor and yet I have updated now to the latest version and STILL it persists! How the **** can you allow such a broken application to see the light of day? We are professionals paying for this piece of SH$T and we have to face these issues! I dont think you realise how serious this is!
FIX IT!!!