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"What export settings should I use for Instagram?" It's a common question among Premiere Pro users. Not anymore! Jason Boone of Boone Loves Video shares his Instagram export presets for Premiere Pro. Watch the tutorial to learn how to install export presets.
In this video tutorial I am showing you how to import old title template from Premiere Pro CS to CC2015, as in the new Creative Cloud 2017 they removed the title drop down menu and also the template button from the Legacy Titles. So the new way to import them is just by dragging and dropping the PRTL files in to the project bin or directly onto your timeline. —Chung Dha
In this Premiere Pro tutorial, Kyler Holland shows how to save animated effects as presets which can be used or edited later.
Making Video Project Templates in Premiere Pro CC. —2 Minute Tutorials
In this Premiere Pro 2017 tutorial you will learn how to create proxy files and how to use the proxy workflow in Premiere Pro. When using large files or save your video files on a network storage device it's good practice to create proxy files. Proxy files will increase the speed and responsiveness of your editing. Creating low resolution H264 proxy video files will use less CPU and memory in Premiere Pro 2017. —TunnelVisionTV
Here is a quick tutorial showing how to quickly apply effects to multiple clips taken from the same video file. This saves time and also avoids mistakes when applying effects in Adobe Premiere Pro. —Tom Antos
If you have an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription, then you have available cloud storage you may not know about. You can store, access, manage, and share cloud assets in a variety of different ways, from desktop to mobile. —Jason Boone, Premiumbeat
Labeling your clips with colors can streamline your workflow and help you identify metadata at a glance. Learn how to maximize them in this Premiere Pro tutorial. —Jonny Elwyn, Premiumbeat
Reach inside hundreds of folders at once to access your assets with this Premiere Pro Relinking tip. —Jonny Elwyn, Premiumbeat
In today's quick tip we go over how to use the history panel. —AdobeMasters
I do not yet know if this code might interfere with other left-click functions in Premiere. I'll keep running the script on my own machine to test for any possible problems. —Taran Van Hemert
