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Also on mobile, the ability to change the quality of the render to make it smaller.
All these settings are explicitly needed on mobile MORE than desktop.
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Definitely a great time saver!
Thanks for creating a mockup and for the productive conversation in the comments, we’re going to take a closer look at implementation details next.Cheers,
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Adobe, please just give us the option to draw the waveforms on nested sequences.
You can warn us, or whatever, but with modern machines, redrawing a waveform does not take very long at all, surely.
But not having waveforms in nested sequences makes it more difficult for us. Especially when editing audio.
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Hello everyone,
first of all: thanks to all the people who joined in the last two days to vote and comment on this particular item. Please stick around and tell us what else you’d like to see implemented or improved moving forward.
If you were wondering why this post was offline for a couple of hours: it’s because of this quick surge in votes. It triggered a spam filter (and it took me a little while to figure out how to undo this without losing the comments).
Since several people posted in the meantime about Adobe not being interested in your feedback, let me assure you that this is about as far from the reality as it gets. We truly appreciate your candid feedback.
That said, a word of caution: while this item is now at the top due to a person with a good following on Twitter creating awareness,…
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Oh please no. Adobe need to spend their time actually making Premiere work, not porting it to Linux, with all the flavours and difficulties that entails.
And yes, I know of what I speak. I use Linux in a graphics environment every day at work, and have for the last 20 years. At no point in that time have I decided that Linux is superior for the average person who doesn't have an entire support team at their beck and call.
If Linux was such an attractive proposition, then why haven't other high end editing packages ported their software. Avid hasn't. FCP hasn't (although that's for obvious reasons).
Linux is used in large companies doing high end work in film and television. And they are likely to already be using Avid since it's the defacto standard.
So Premiere will not get a look in.
It's simply not worth Adobes time.
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I have add my two cents. I'm on a i7 7700K running at 4.5GHz, RTX 2080Ti, 32GB ram, and changing a workspace feels like the whole application has crashed. It locks up for ages. It can take up to 15 seconds to change a workspace.
I'm running dual identical monitors if that helps.
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We’ve marked this Under Review, see comment.
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It seems on Android/Samsung that Adobe has just accepted without question the 30fps default.
Despite half the world working in 25fps, and film in 24fps.
Come on Adobe! You 100% know the importance of having local frame rates. Other apps can do it. So can you.