To control each image’s motion separately – Drop the images onto a 1920×1080 sequence and keyframe the motion of each.

Or…drop your full resolution image sequence into a 1920×1080 sequence and keyframe that. I believe this option is what you’re looking for.

The Audio Track Mixer has a volume slider for the master track.

Lock the audio track you don’t want disturbed.

It’s not clear if you’re doing a reframe of a 4K spherical video to 1920×1080 or you are simply reducing the resolution of the equirectangular format from 4K to 1920×1080.

I do a lot of spherical editing with source video from a GoPro Max (5.6K). Sometimes I publish full resolution equirectangular and sometimes I publish 1920×1080 reframes. I’ve…

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It might be coming. There is a history of features migrating from AE to Premiere (Warp stabilizer, for example).

I would try a high pass filter first. See if you can reduce the pop significantly without negatively impacting the voice too much. You’ll have to experiment with the frequency.

Your pictured sequence is interlaced. If it was progressive it wouldn’t have a specified field order.

Try exporting progressive instead of interlaced.

Great question, and one that I’ve asked myself many times over the years!

My standard contract says that I will keep the data for one year at no charge, then start charging. However….. I have never charged anyone. I do go through my archive now and then and “prune” files that come from clients I have high confidence are “done”.

Very curious to…

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I’ve had this kind of thing happen on occasion. Try:

1) If you’re using the Media Encoder, try a direct export and visa-versa.

2) If you’re rendering with GPU, try it without, and visa-versa.

That’s how it always works. Rotate in the effects panel rotates that single item. You can create a new sequence with a new aspect ratio but there is no way to change the aspect ratio of a sequence with an effect.

Best way to do that, IMO, is using a Wiggle expression in After Effects.