When checked, Premiere does all the preroll computations before playback starts, which yields a larger delay, but reduces dropouts. When unchecked, playback will be faster but there may be dropouts with large sequences. Select this option if you experience audio dropouts during playback. Use legacy audio effect playback pre-roll Toggles if rendering audio previews occurs automatically after the conclusion of rendering video previews Toggles if Premiere will automatically generate audio waveforms when importing clips with audio Toggles if you hear monitored playback of your audio input while recording to the timeline Toggles if pitch is modified or not when shuttling with the keyboard (default J/K/L keys) This can be assigned to a keyboard shortcut for quicker toggling. Toggles if audio is heard while scrubbing through clips. Toggles if multichannel audio content is summed to mono when previewing in the Source monitor Sum multichannel outputs to mono in Source Monitor
Specifies what channels Premiere uses when downmixing 5.1 audio to stereo or monoĭefines by how many dB the 'Increase/Decrease Clip Volume Many' commands shifts volume by Specifies the time, in the Audio Mixer, for any control that has been adjusted to return to its previous setting Use the slider to adjust the brightness of the focus indicators high highlight the active panel in blue Use the slider to adjust the brightness of interactive text and controls highlighted in blue Use the slider to adjust the brightness of the general user interface Toggles if the Project:/Bin: prefaces are included in the Project/Bin panel tab titles or not. Show "Project:" and "Bin:" in Project panel tab Toggles if the system compatibility warning dialogue appears when starting up Premiere when hardware issues are identified. Show system compatibility issues at startup This does not affect HDR media above 500 nits. If disabled, Premiere will clamp all values to 100 nits maximum. If enabled, Premiere will allow extended dynamic range media (between 100 - 500 nits) to be displayed, assuming your display supports this. If disabled, Premiere will not manage your display and images will appear as determined by the display profile set by your OS. This requires GPU acceleration be enabled in your project.
If enabled, Premiere will manage your display to Rec 709 for all images and video frames. Toggles if you are prompted with a warning dialogue for project loading errors. Toggles if you are prompted with a warning dialogue if you double-click a Workspace name to reset to the saved layout. Show Workspace Reset Warning dialogue on double click Toggles tooltips appear when hovering your mouse over various items in the application Toggles if the Event Notification pop-up window appears in the bottom-right hand corner of the screen when an event occurs
Either show the Home screen, or open your operating system's open box.ĭefines Premiere's behavior when double-clicking on Bins in the Project panel (with and without modifier keys)ĭefines Premiere's behavior when double-clicking on Project Shortcuts in the Project panel (with and without modifier keys) Either show the Home screen, or automatically open the most recent projectĭefines Premiere's behavior when you use the > command.
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To open the Premiere Pro Preferences window.ĭefines Premiere's behavior when you initially open the program. Preferences Database current as of Premiere Pro 2021 (15.4.1) Don't know what something does? This guide lays it out! Premiere Pro has a lot of configurable preferences, settings, options, and controls.
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