What’s New

Adobe Premiere Pro 25.1

25.1WindowsmacOS

December 2024 (version 25.1)

Added
  • Rounded corner design for Timeline clips.
Changed
  • Enhanced H.264 performance on Apple silicon computers and Windows.
Fixed
  • The audio was not imported for MXF files with 32-bit audio.
  • The Progress panel sometimes showed duplicated Enhance Speech processes.
  • Newly created Audio Tracks did not respect the Solo state of other tracks.
  • Attributes would not be correctly pasted across all audio channels of a clip on the timeline.
  • Clicking on a clip badge to open the Effect Controls or Essential Sound panels would open the panels on the mouse down.
  • Premiere would sometimes crash when disabling Enhance Speech during processing on nested sequences.
  • When importing a custom caption preset which was previously saved with a certain style, the Style option could erroneously be reset to None .
  • Undoing a merge of multiple captions segments would not select all segments.
  • The Time Ruler Numbers option for Timeline was disabled, and the shortcut didn't work.
  • Some EDLs would fail to import.
  • The Progress Sheet was not docked with other panels when opened from the Windows menu.
  • Premiere would hang when exporting some projects to XML.
  • Option or Alt + mouse wheel would not zoom the Timeline based on the cursor location.
  • Scaling below 50% of a still image in a timeline, when played in non-high quality, half or quarter resolution, could cause the image position to shift.
  • Crash observed when opening an old Premiere (22.x) project containing the Morph Cut effect.
  • Some projects using the Morph Cut transition could crash when using the GPU-accelerated renderer.
  • Observed artifacts during reverse playback of AVC Long GOP MXF media.
  • [Regression 24.4] Adaptive bit rate presets (high/medium/low) under the video setting were showing the same bit rate during Export .
  • Disabling the hardware-accelerated decode preference didn't work for ProRes media—playback would still use hardware acceleration with this option disabled.
  • Duplicate Frame Markers were not displayed on clips at minimum track height.
  • Duplicate Frame Marker colors could be out of order.
  • Delete gap in Timeline could result in Duplicate Frame Markers disappearing from other clips equal to the duration of the deleted Timeline .
  • When you drag a clip to the Timeline , different clips may have the same Duplicate Frame Marker color until you force update.
  • Duplicate frame indicators, clip markers, and clip ends could jitter when the timeline is scrolled while playing.
  • Read-only sequences from Media Browser allowed changes to be made.
  • Timecode may be incorrect on exported audio, including AAF, EDL, OMF, XML, and ALE files.
  • Clip Markers could sometimes not show or be added to audio-only clips in the Transcript tab of the Text panel.
  • With a project set to Read Only , it could be possible to drag markers in the Transcript tab of the Text panel.
  • Importing a corrected transcript could result in a timecode mismatch.
  • When working with English transcripts, the first word of a sentence could erroneously start with a lowercase letter.
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