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AdminAnnika Koenig (Premiere Pro, Motion Graphics)
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Please try out the current Premiere Pro Beta, which includes spellcheck for captions and graphics.
You can find beta versions of apps in your Creative Cloud Desktop app. On the left, under Categories, click on Beta Apps. There you can install a separate version of Premiere Pro which does not overwrite your regular installation of Premiere Pro. To provide feedback you can use UserVoice or hop over to the Beta community forum! https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-beta/ct-p/ct-premiere-pro-beta?page=1&sort=latest_replies&tabid=allAn error occurred while saving the comment evanfotis
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I truly second this feature! Could be a huge time saver.
The task of adding captions to pre-scripted videos of talking heads, explanatory videos etc, will hugely benefit from this.
PP could import a txt file with the transcript that does not have timecode, analyse it, and create captions aligned to the specific point in time. It will also get garbled words from mispronunciations correct, instead of trying to find something that matches acoustically but changes the meaning.evanfotis
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AE has this for ages. Cmd+Alt+W and Cmd+Alt+G, scales footage to fit height or width of comp. Simple. Please bring this to PR.
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We are investigating these reported issues. Thanks for the feedback.
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Just tell me if this slider has any reasonable though in it. In the brightest position, instead automatically making selected text dark to have some bearable contrast, the text remains the same, making selected items totally illegible. Please make the UI brightness behave like Ps, or Ai.
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Please bring back option from really light to really dark UI slider.
If Photoshop and illustrator can have it why not premiere and after effects?
We do not always work in a bat cave. Many times we have to work in really bright environment. The current slider range is just too subtle.evanfotis
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Its now possible to add videos to the Mogrt from within PR so that any of your effects and blend modes will be applied to the video you feed the Mogrt.
This feature is now in public beta in AE and Premiere Pro.
Here’s more info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Akp8aXF-iwM&feature=youtu.be
Let us know what you think!
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Its now possible to add videos to the Mogrt from within PR so that any of your effects and blend modes will be applied to the video you feed the Mogrt.
This feature is now in public beta in AE and Premiere Pro.
Here’s more info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Akp8aXF-iwM&feature=youtu.be
Let us know what you think!
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Please implement this ASAP!
Make sure it works for both Captions and mogrt, Essential Graphics panel, animated titles, lower thirds etc.