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1. Re: Program monitor during playback in always in focus; preventing effects panel or mixer to be seen
Mark Mapes Dec 25, 2013 10:00 PM (in response to Snemanje poroke)This was an intentional change in CC7.2.1. It's possible that a workspace such as yours with no Program Monitor was not taken into account when developing this change. Regardless, feel free to submit a bug report here.
I'm not aware of an option to disable this new behavior. But since I did not work on this feature, it's entirely possible that such an option was added without me knowing about it.
Please be aware that even if your request for a change is made a priority, it could be some time before an update delivers the change. So you may want to add a tiny instance of the Program Monitor to your main workspace in an unobtrusive spot. Here's an example.
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2. Re: Program monitor during playback in always in focus; preventing effects panel or mixer to be seen
Snemanje poroke Dec 26, 2013 1:09 AM (in response to Mark Mapes)Thanks Mark for answer.
I already did tiny instance of Program monitor and make separate workspaces for both option (sometimes I need program monitor bigger / visible).
What I did was submit "feature request". Was this wrong place to do it? Should I place it as BUG ?
Many thanks for your effort.
Additional words:
I like to edit fast, so I'm really happy that Premire finaly does not stop playback anymoore if I cut, drag, or add FX to clips. So I play timeline, and drag effects from my effect preset bin to clips while playing. And when I tweak them I need big effect control panel too visible. So I have only 3 thing visible: timeline, effects, effect controls. -
3. Re: Program monitor during playback in always in focus; preventing effects panel or mixer to be seen
X-tenProductions Dec 26, 2013 7:54 AM (in response to Mark Mapes)You are playing with fire here. I already went through hell trying to open projects that were created in 5.5 with a custom work space. All my projects have been archived with the belief that premiere will always be forwards compatible as it has been in the past. So many bugs, so many fixes, I need a stable programe to make deliveries to networks. I am quite frankly scared to update.
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4. Re: Program monitor during playback in always in focus; preventing effects panel or mixer to be seen
Mark Mapes Dec 26, 2013 11:08 AM (in response to Snemanje poroke)What I did was submit "feature request". Was this wrong place to do it? Should I place it as BUG ?
Filing it as a feature request is just fine. I believe both types of submissions are channeled to the product team the same, and the same people have access to both--the only difference being whether they're flagged as bug reports or feature requests.
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5. Re: Program monitor during playback in always in focus; preventing effects panel or mixer to be seen
Snemanje poroke Dec 26, 2013 2:14 PM (in response to Mark Mapes)Thank you very much.
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6. Re: Program monitor during playback in always in focus; preventing effects panel or mixer to be seen
Snemanje poroke Dec 26, 2013 2:29 PM (in response to X-tenProductions)I worked with almost all major big NLE products, and once I was hired at local studio with Premiere 6.0/6.5. It was nightmare compared to big ones from that time. But I personaly use and love Premiere PRO from version 1 (e.g. Premiere 7) on. I have tons of stories of broken projects on so many ways. So custom workspaces are jus a drop in to the ocean. As I love it, I cant admire some very old programming solution on what Premiere is based on. But regardles I lasted with Adobe for longer than decade now.
I live with all errors and fight with them by backuping projects in hundred of instances and with splitting project on smaller blocks - e.g. intro, reception, wedding, first dance... I always export finished part of feature in several needed formats and save whole project via "project manager" too. Than I have backup of all that of at least 2 times (3 for projects). I always save original files from camera too.
Regarding updates: We are not used from Adobe to have ANY updates or bug fixes to their products before just new wersion was released. We cursed that hundreds of times. Now they update more than Microsoft. And we are unhappy of that either.
Just today I learned, that some update might change the behaviour of marker placement with "*" on timeline... weird. Sometimes markers are added as clip markers, sometimes as timeline - as I was used to. I must dig into it...
regards.
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7. Re: Program monitor during playback in always in focus; preventing effects panel or mixer to be seen
X-tenProductions Dec 29, 2013 7:45 AM (in response to Snemanje poroke)I have worked with Avid, FCP, and many others. Creative cloud is breaking my heart. I look like an ediot at the company I own for upgrading. All the new improvements sucked me in while all the bugs coast me time/money every day. Now I am stuck, it is a big headache to go backwards. The stupid thing is one of the resons I changed was convience. Everytime i wanted to change computers due to hardware issues I had to spend hours on the phone with adobe because the software (5.5) would not let me install it. Adobe is spending millons creating products like speed grade which are compleatelty usless if your core editing program is unstable and full of bugs.
Last two bugs in the last two days. Project manager, on moving a project to a new location could not find the files.
The project was linked to .pek files instead of the .mp4 files it was created with. Exporteravi.prm still crashes Premiere on launch, bug nut fixed.
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8. Re: Program monitor during playback in always in focus; preventing effects panel or mixer to be seen
ace9020946 Jan 27, 2014 3:17 AM (in response to Snemanje poroke)I also don't like that the Program Monitor is always taking focus now. I had it set up where the Program Monitor and Audio Mixer could share the same monitor, and I could select between them depending on what I was doing (I don't need to see the picture while mixing audio). That was the perfect alternating use a single panel in my workspace. I hope that the Program focus behavior can be made optional instead of fixed.
-ALi
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9. Re: Program monitor during playback in always in focus; preventing effects panel or mixer to be seen
upperpixel Aug 12, 2014 6:28 AM (in response to Snemanje poroke)I think it's awkward to install such a feature without a setting to turn it off. Now i've always to drop the audio mixer out of the dock when I'm doing the audio.
I'll post a feature request on that.



