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Adobe adds Speech to Text and Captions into Adobe Premiere Pro, to Make Adding Captions to Your Videos Much Easier

At Adobe Max last week, Adobe rolled out the latest updates to the programs which included a really nice addition

I’ve been trying to move our media server online this year in an attempt to make things easier for students

Looking for some tips on editing audio in Adobe Premiere, including how to easily even out your audio levels on

This past summer I was named an Adobe Education Leader. As part of that, during last month’s Adobe Education Summit

I’ve had this problem a few times — I go to drag a clip onto my Adobe Premiere timeline and

Looking to record a quick voice over to add into your video project? This quick video from Adobe will help

We’ve got a list of Adobe tutorials from the web we’ve been curating here and we’ve long advocated for using

If you’re looking to add subtitles to your videos or wanting a simple way to create text over your videos

This is a great 6-minute video that’s labeled as tips for the Premiere Pro beginner, however, I think they are

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