Tyler Hanson
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This is by design. We always keep captions within safe margins (10%). Would an option to defeat this restriction be useful or is it better to remove this safeguard all together. Opinions welcome.
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This is under review. More than 2 years ago.
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Thank you for your feedback. This is under review.
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631 votesUnder Review · 64 comments · Premiere Pro » Effects & Transitions · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Tyler Hanson
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Please. Random waveforms sometimes show. How is this a feature request and not a bug? Maybe I'm missing something?
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AdminFergus Hammond
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Hi all,
Thanks for the input on this. We are aware of this issue and it will be fixed. I don't have a date to share yet but I will update this message when I do.
Thanks,
Fergus
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Another a7s3 user, here. It's not a great suite for this footage, no matter what codec/bandwidth you use. Premiere is jumpy and difficult on my iMac Pro (though I know it's faster on the M1) with or without proxies, but the fact that there is no way to export higher framerates is ludicrous.
Even if the user's endpoint render is as low/lower than 24 fps, Adobe's limit is essentially implying that there is NO SCENARIO where we would want to be in control of native/custom frame rates at higher speeds. Ignorance warning, here: is it really that hard to give us/develop the code as an option? It's crazy to me that the suite is so varied in QA/QC between apps and capabilities.
I'm officially looking at costs/tutorials for Da Vinci/FCP X. I'm not saying that as a threat to say how dare Adobe not kowtow to our every wish and demand, but at the same time - I've got to earn my paycheck here like everyone else. Gotta edit with the best/convenient/capable way I can with the footage I need to use (which isn't a new concept - high frame rates over 60fps have existed long before 2019/2020/2021) - but at this exact moment, Adobe Encoder/Premiere fail spectacularly in this manner.
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This is 2021 - High Frame Rate recordings are a mainstay in the editing world. It's not going anywhere. FPS still caps at 60 fps. No 120 or 240 or 600 or whatever option. Wouldn't it be great if the consumer had the ability to natively (without 3rd part apps/plugins) create proxies according to their preferences? I think so!
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Oh, man. I've dreamt of this kind of customization in both Premiere and Encoder. The fact that After Effects allows you to duplicate compositions, but is smart enough to increase any digit by one is a godsend. Imagine it for render files!!!
One tip to help those who manually input new versions. Always go with numerical (v1, v2, v3-1, etc.). If you're putting FINAL anywhere in the file name, you're tempting fate. Just don't do it.
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This is crazy to me that this isn't "possible" natively.
Typical Use cases:
- Creating a sub-edit for a group of specific audio in a scene that you don't want mastered (from dB to effects)
- Looping a music track that is STEM'dTyler Hanson
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Please DO NOT eliminate the Legacy Title creator in future updates.
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We understand that retiring a part of the software can create issues for some users. We are doing our best to make this a slow and steady process and are adding needed features along the way. Most importantly, we have added the ability to convert Legacy Titles into Source Graphics. While not all characteristics will translate perfectly, this should give you really good results in most cases.
We’re not just taking something away, we’re adding functionality to Essential Graphics constantly. Our team is working hard to make sure it meets your workflow needs. And if it doesn’t – we want to know about it.
If you feel that there is a specific feature missing in Essential Graphics please create a single UserVoice post for it, e.g. for Inner and Outer Strokes. This way it is much easier for others to vote on something actionable.
Please take a look at our …An error occurred while saving the comment Tyler Hanson
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I'm not sure Adobe wants to fix this/adapt this/listen on this one. Organizing graphics assets is paramount to my workflow, but the betas omit them AND offline previous version'd projects. It. Is. Gone.
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664 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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This is something we are looking into. Thanks for the feedback.
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Custom positioning of captions? Are you crazy?! Think of the damage it could cause! If anyone from 1997 were to watch a video CD of my captions below the safe margin, they would be out of luck! Do you think you can just put captions wherever you want as if you're a video creator!? Jim!!! You mad man.