Premier Pro V25.3

[Mads Nybo jørgensen]

Hey Mary,

DO NOT UPGRADE TO PREMIERE PRO 25.3!

It doesn’t work, and Adobe is not minded to fix it.

I’ve just been through two edits (same production) from hell because of Adobe wanting you to use more of their A.I. coins, and have more down-time.

Also, Adobe interfered with the NVidia board in ways that one could not imagine, combined with the A.I. analysis not only of spoken words, but now also of video – a complete project killer.

One example from last week, even if deleting everything out of project, setting new project up, an audio track with only one actor in. Could not export the Wav edits, to one Wav file.
Did everything by the book, including trashing the preferences.
Still, exporter did nothing for 25 mins before crashing the software out.
In the end, I found out that if you export 2 clips at a time, and delete everything else out, it would export. Started including more clips in the export, but still had to delete all the other clips on that audio track.

Sorry, angry post, but Adobe needs a new CEO and to put some effort in to Premiere Pro rather than promoting Adobe Express as being the new PPro.

Stay on v25.1, or better, look at davinci, Vegas, AVID, anything but Adobe Premiere Pro.

Just an opinion, happy to discuss in private.

Atb
Mads

[Bob Gale]

What Mads said. I haven’t upgraded since 25.0 because of issues that seem to be related to A.I. and Generative Fill (I think it’s called). My issues were that the update caused GPU and CPU to run consistently between 80% – 100%; Power usage started running at ‘Extremely High.’ Once I went back to a previous version these problems went away.

I contacted Adobe tech support and was told they are aware of the issue and working on it. This was months ago. I haven’t had time to try it again, and probably won’t until I get a new workstation early next year.