[Hector Vera]

For some reason, I am not seeing the attachment file to look at. Try sending it again in a reply to see if I can see it better and to better understand your situation.

[Hector Vera]

Thats very strange indeed, its if sounding just fine in Premiere Pro, may I ask in which format you render the video in? Normally when the music levels arises, its cause maybe there is something with the sound waves level after the 3:43 mark that you may not have noticed went up via sound keyframes within the sound waves clip you may have edited.

My tip is perhaps try removing the clip that is causing the huge climb in volume and try putting that same sound clip again to see if it does not cause it after editing. Hope to hear from you again soon.

[Hector Vera]

Perhaps matching the 2nd shot to blend on top of the first shot but saving it as a change for your second shot. You are working on frame animations in Premiere Pro? Also I believe scaling the 2nd shot if it was moved forward or move the position of the frame’s view under the x and/or y axis can help match the 2 frames. If that does not work, when you take the first picture for the frame again, take a 2nd one ensuring you do not move the tripod while pressing the shoot button on your camera. Maybe sending screenshots of the frames you are matching with can help me understand the issue even more.

[Hector Vera]

May I ask if you are trying to add this water on your picture to hit a building wall of some sort in the backgrounds? I can see it being in front of the building wall after removing the blue background but not sure how you want it to hit it. Seems the water has high pressure when colliding one another so a bit more explanation on this would help me understand better on what you want. Hope to hear from you soon and best of luck!

[Hector Vera]

I am not so sure if you are still experiencing this problem since this was posted almost 3 months ago now but may I ask if you tried zooming in the pixelated problem, does it become even more pixelated?

And the problem is maybe not Photoshop but the image file itself. Perhaps if you can somehow show me a screenshot of what this image is all about and I can try it out on my Photoshop, I can understand the issue a bit better. Its weird that an image size of 4256 x 2832 to be pixelated. Sometimes a huge image file might take a while to load on Photoshop since its a lot of pixels to cover and also equates to bigger file space.

One more question, have you tried changing the image size of that hi-res file in Microsoft Paint and then importing it in Photoshop? Let me know when you can to see how I can help you on this.

[Hector Vera]

You can try using the Rectangle Tool to create the correct size for your label. Then after this, you can use the text tool to add what text you wish to add within the Rectangle Tool.

If you wish to create a custom shape for your label, you can utilize the Type Mask Tool.

I found this link that can help you with this: https://www.websitebuilderinsider.com/how-do-i-create-a-label-template-in-photoshop/

After that’s all done, you can print out the label depending on the size and paper you are planning to use for it. Any further questions, let me know.

[Hector Vera]

From what I understood, there is also a limit to the list of recent projects that you can access within Premiere Pro, Photoshop etc. Once its buried low enough on the list, it will be taken off the list since it has not been opened for a while. Usually if I want to locate a specific project file, I would make sure I know and remember which folder I have it and categorize it in a way that can help you easily find it and quick.

Like for example, I have a folder dedicated to a list of video projects I am working on with Premiere Pro and Sony Vegas. But I know what you mean, I feel Premiere Pro should be able to have a feature to search easily for project names you seek without having to locate it so I agree with you there. Its also convenient to know where is that file located like the Open in Folder feature. I will check my Premiere Pro later today to see if I can find the feature close to it. If I find something, will let you know.

[Hector Vera]

Okay sounds good, keep me updated!

[Hector Vera]

Ohh wow I see! Have you ever tried to uninstall the app and reinstall it again? It could be a hidden file somewhere causing your Premiere Pro to glitch like that. Uninstalling it may remove the glitch but no guarantee.

[Hector Vera]

If the Shared Folder of Creative Cloud is a cloud folder found on your computer, you should be able to work with projects across different devices that has your account connected to that Creative Cloud folder. At least from my experience using my Dropbox Cloud Storage and stored most of my video projects within it, I am able to edit videos on Sony Vegas and Adobe Premiere Pro within the Dropbox Cloud Folder. As long as all the files used to make your project are present within their correct folder location, it should work. And if I go to another computer with that Dropbox Folder installed within my same account, once the changes are updated, it should work there too. But yeah, let me know if the Creative Cloud Shared Folder is within your Windows OS. Good luck!