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My favorite hack for editing videos!

My Favorite Hack for Editing Videos!

Hey Hooligans, it's Jennifer here!

If you're like me, editing videos can be a time-consuming process, especially when it comes to dealing with pauses, repetitions, and other flow issues. But I've found an incredible solution that has dramatically cut down my editing time: Adobe Premiere Pro’s new text-based editing feature.

This feature is truly a game-changer. Here's a quick rundown on how it works and why I love it so much:

  1. Automatic Transcription: Adobe Premiere Pro automatically transcribes your video. This means that you get a written version of everything that's said in the video.

  2. Easy Editing: You can easily choose which sections of the transcription you want to keep or remove. Just highlight the text, and Adobe Premiere Pro will build the timeline for you—no manual cutting and splicing needed.

  3. Search and Remove Pauses: You can search for specific words or phrases in the transcript. This is particularly useful for finding and deleting awkward pauses or repeated words.

  4. Automatic Captions: Once you’re happy with your edits and the transcript, Adobe Premiere Pro can automatically generate captions, making your videos more accessible.

I highly recommend this feature to anyone who edits videos. It's a massive time-saver and makes the editing process so much smoother. Want to try it out yourself? Click the link in my pinned comment to get started!

Keywords

  • Adobe Premiere Pro
  • Text-based editing
  • Automatic transcription
  • Video editing
  • Captions

FAQ

Q: What is the new feature in Adobe Premiere Pro that helps with video editing?
A: The new feature is text-based editing, which automatically transcribes your video and helps you edit by highlighting and selecting sections of the text.

Q: How does text-based editing save time?
A: It saves time by allowing you to see and edit the transcription directly, which eliminates the need for manual cutting and splicing. You can also search for specific words and delete pauses easily.

Q: Can Adobe Premiere Pro create captions automatically?
A: Yes, once you're satisfied with your edits, Adobe Premiere Pro can automatically generate captions based on the transcript.

Q: Where can I try this new feature?
A: You can try it by clicking the link provided in the pinned comment of the original video.

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