I've been fighting with Mocha for 2 hours now, trying to figure out why a picture in Mocha and Prime Pro has... Different scale?
Can anyone help with this?
Premier Pro 2026
Mocha Pro 2026.5

It's been a couple of weeks since I've opened Premiere, but I've just started working on a new project and whenever I try to open the app on my Mac, it won't open. I've tried uninstalling and installing older versions and it still won't open. I can use any other Adobe app except for Premiere. I've even tried to open other project files and it won't open. The loading screen will pop up for a couple of seconds, then disappear and nothing happens. I've tried troubleshooting for the past few hours but nothing has worked. Any suggestions???

Hey guys, about two weeks ago I saw a trailer for Tracery 2 on YouTube. I watched it and really liked it, but when I checked the price I was honestly shocked. $60 for a plugin that mainly does tracking, colors, boxes, lines and labels on videos felt crazy to me.

So I opened Claude and Codex and started working on a few prototypes. After 3–4 days it actually started looking pretty good, then I published it on GitHub with the full source code. Since then it’s gotten even better.

It works great for me in Premiere, but it’s still a bit unoptimized in After Effects. I’m working on that and still trying to make the plugin better overall.

I hope you guys like it. If there’s anything you want changed, if you find a bug or have an idea that could make it better just let me know. I’d love to hear your feedback and I’ll try my best to fix and improve everything.

Much love <3
shz

The main features right now are:

• RGB, HSV and Lab color detection, plus motion detection or a combination of both
• Basic, Adaptive, Cinematic and Predictive tracking/smoothing modes
• Rectangle, corner bracket and ellipse tracking boxes with nine different marker styles
• Six network modes with straight, curved, stepped and PCB-style connections, dashed lines and arrowheads
• Simple and Cartesian measurement grids with axes, values and node projections
• Custom labels with track IDs, dimensions, confidence, custom text, Windows fonts, panels, shadows and leader lines
• Solid, hatch, crosshatch, invert, X-Ray and duotone region fills
• Orbit and contour paths with repeatable rings, boxes, arrows and ticks
• Fully independent colors, opacity, thickness and sizing for every visual element
• Full, half and quarter-resolution analysis while keeping the final output at full resolution

It’s completely open source, built in native C++ and currently available for Premiere Pro and After Effects on Windows. You can find the source code and the latest release here: github.com/shazeus/linear

I am currently making a podcast for a class and I think I messed up really bad and do not have time to completely redo what I started. Is anyone available to zoom call and help me out? It shouldn’t take too long once you explain the one thing about sequences. Thanks!

Title: I got tired of exporting frames to draw doodles, so I built a Premiere Pro panel that lets you draw right on the timeline

Hey everyone! I'm a video editor, and the hand-drawn doodle look (scribbles, arrows, circles, sparkles bouncing around) is something I use a lot. The usual workflow drove me crazy though: export a frame, draw in another app, export a PNG sequence, import it, line it up, repeat.

So I built **Doodle Drop**, a panel that lives inside Premiere. It grabs the frame at your playhead and you draw straight on it with a mouse or a pen tablet. When you're done, it renders a transparent PNG sequence and drops it onto the timeline for you, lined up at the right frame.

**What it does:**

- **Animate mode:** draw once and it animates the drawing on, holds it with that wobbly hand-drawn "boil", then draws it off

- **Frame by frame mode:** proper traditional animation on 1s, 2s, 3s or 4s, with onion skin and Prev/Next that grabs each frame from your sequence

- **Auto outline:** traces the edges in your shot into sketchy hand-drawn lines that redraw every few frames. You can loop around just your subject so only that gets outlined

- **8 brushes:** smooth, marker, pencil, chalk, crayon, neon, spray, sketchy. Pen pressure and tapered ends are supported

- **Scribble fill:** draw a loop and it fills with an animated zig-zag scribble

- **Shapes:** ready-made hand-drawn circles, arrows, stars, hearts, speech bubbles, underlines and more

- **Effects:** sticker border, glow and drop shadow, baked into the render

- **Zoom and pan built for pen users:** press and drag to zoom into the exact spot you're working on, or hold Z to zoom without leaving your brush

Most of it was built around how I actually edit, so I'd really love feedback from other editors. What would make this useful in your workflow? Which features or brushes are missing?

https://github.com/codser/DoodleDrop/releases/tag/v1.0.0

So I have Adobe Premiere 2023 installed on my PC. I've been working on a clipshow project that really isn't that fancy, that I've been working on for a long while with no problems, when suddenly BAM Adobe Premiere won't open and keeps giving me this error report. I literally don't know a way around this.

I've tried uninstalling it so I could reinstall it, but that won't work either. Every attempt using the Add/Remove function has given me a message saying "There is a problem with this Window Installer package" before quitting on me altogether. I can't uninstall it on Adobe Cloud, I've tried going onto the RegEditor and used the msiexec /1 "%1" thing I've seen in YouTube tutorials and message boards, and I've tried third party uninstallers. But none of this works.

Does anybody have any experience with this or any tips?

I have some drone footage I'm editing. I put in a speed ramp at the start of the clip and am trying to add some directional blur to the speed ramp. The clip starts at 900% speed, then, on the 13th frame, it ramps down to 184% by the 26th frame. So I added the directional blur effect with angle 0.0 (flying in to the scene) with a keyframe on the 13th frame with an amount of 6.0 and another keyframe on the 26the frame with an amount of 0.0.

But when I play the clip back, the directional blur starts disappearing after 3 frames and gone by the 5th frame.

Any ideas?

i have some footage that has been filmed in 29,97fps and premiere will not play it smoothly for more than 3 seconds before it starts being unbearably choppy and laggy. I also have some footage from same camera (GH5) that has been filmed in 59.97fps and there is no problem at all playing and editing that. I cannot wrap my head around why footage with less frames wouldn't play properly. answering most obvious things, no different frame rate footage is not on the same timeline and yes timeline frame rate is set to 29.97fps.

I'm editing on MacBook Pro m1 if that makes any difference

If you record with the Deity PR-4 or any field recorder and press MARK during a take, you’ve probably noticed that none of those markers show up in Premiere Pro. The PR-4 writes them into the WAV’s cue chunk, and Premiere simply ignores that chunk for audio files.

I built a small free panel that fixes this: Cue Marker. Select the PR-4 clips in the Project panel, press Import, and the markers land on the clips as clip markers. They stay with the clip when you drop it in the timeline. The WAV files are never touched.

• Works with the PR-4’s RF64 files (32-bit float, 6 tracks, 48/96 kHz), tested with real recordings
• Should also work with any other recorder that writes standard WAV cue points (Zoom, Sound Devices, Tascam …). If you have one, I’d love to hear whether it works
• Check mode lists the markers before you import anything; re-running skips markers that are already there
• Marker color and naming are configurable, UI in English and German
• Premiere Pro 26.2 or newer (uses the new UXP API), Mac and Windows

Download and source: https://github.com/Maxiklaxi/Cue-Marker

Full disclosure: this is my first public project and it’s vibe-coded. I described what I needed and tested it in Premiere, an AI assistant wrote the code. The source is open, so take a look before you install it. Bug reports and feature requests are welcome via GitHub issues. Next on the list is importing the notes from the PR-4 sound report into the Project panel.

For some reason, Premiere Pro won’t let me change the codec for preview files (render files) to anything other than Apple ProRes 422 LT.

I normally use DNxHR/DNxHD as my default render codec, but for some reason, the setting won’t change. The render times are also ridiculously long.
This is happening across all my projects. It doesn’t matter whether I open an existing project, create a new project, or create a new sequence; the codec always reverts to ProRes 422 LT.

I’ve already uninstalled the entire Adobe suite, removed all remaining files using the Adobe Cleaner Tool, and reinstalled everything, but the problems persist.

Here are my system specifications:

System integrator: Puget Systems
OS: Windows 11 Pro 26H2
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5950X (16 cores)
RAM: 128 GB DDR4
System drive: 1 TB Samsung 990 PRO NVMe SSD
Cache drive: 2 TB Samsung 990 PRO NVMe SSD
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 3090 (24 GB VRAM)
Storage: 10 Gbps network connection to a server used for project storage and footage
Premiere Pro version: 26.5.2 (Build 5)

Any clues?

I make videos and need a large number of images from Google every day. Is there a fast way to download images instead of searching for each one individually?

Hi everyone!

I’d like to know if it’s safe to use free animation templates downloaded from websites like Mixkit and Typoanim in my YouTube videos.

For example, if I download a free template, use it in my video, and the video eventually gets hundreds of thousands of views, could the website or the template’s creator later file a copyright claim or request that my video be taken down?

Does it depend on the specific license, and are these templates generally safe to use in monetized YouTube videos?

I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has experience using these templates on YouTube. Thanks in advance!