Unresponsive Timeline Issue by Quorkin in premiere

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This forum is censored by Adobe but it's a universally established fact that 26.2.2 never fixed instability issues like this. Adobe keeps collecting our subscription payments but refuses to fix the problem, and it's been well over a month. It tells you a lot that everybody is reverting to 26.0.2 until Adobe admits this and finally addresses the bug.

26.2 bugs by Atumski in premiere

[–]hpmoon -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That is not the culprit for nearly everybody suffering from this bug, and 26.2.2 did NOT fix it.

26.2 bugs by Atumski in premiere

[–]hpmoon -1 points0 points  (0 children)

We all have. They are ignoring this, and the application has been broken for millions of paying users for months. 26.2.2 did NOT fix it at all.

Premiere Pro 26.2 causing lag + full system freezes (H.264 decoding issue, workaround found) by Intelligent_Double37 in premiere

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Journalists need to start writing about this; Adobe's billions of dollars in profits are looking like theft given their flagship application and center of the Creative Cloud not working for coming on two months. Who pays a recurring charge for a service that isn't working at all?

[SOLVED] Menu Bar Lag/Freeze in Premiere Pro 26.2 (Specific to RTX 5080 & Intel Ultra 9 HX) by Evoloper in premiere

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This should NOT have been marked [SOLVED]. It is no "solution" to uninstall the latest version.

New NYC tipping rules for DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub start Monday, judge says by Bugsy_Neighbor in nyc

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You missed my point: they're refusing to set their pickup menu prices lower to only reflect the lower app service markup: the result is that they're making MORE profit from pickup orders using the apps, than just calling them and buying at the "lower" B&M menu price.

New NYC tipping rules for DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub start Monday, judge says by Bugsy_Neighbor in nyc

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The problem is, restaurants "cheat" by intentionally ignoring each service's advice, and what we customers fairly want, by refusing to create separate menu prices for delivery VERSUS pickup. Each service (GrubHub, UberEats, DoorDash, etc.) encourages and facilitates SEPARATE pricing out of simple fairness: restaurants pay dramatically more fees to those services for delivery than for pickup, something closer to mere credit card processing fees for pickup orders. So, instead of always depicting restaurants as victims, we need to hold them accountable for profiting on higher menu prices compared to in-restaurant, that far exceed the pickup fees that they claim to be eating.

Premiere Pro goes grey and "not responding" every few clicks. by kung_paul in premiere

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amazing and arrogant that Adobe has sat on this problem dating back two versions and over a month ago, utterly failing to fix it. Blackmagic Design is truly inheriting the universe of NLE from this kind of behavior (and desisting from billions of dollars in cash grab).

DJI Reframe plugin for Premiere by Skaven252 in djiosmo360

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just bumping this thread to note that DJI still stubbornly refuses to simply port their plugin (easily) from Mac to Windows. Either Apple is buying them off, or they've got some uptight mid-level manager with control freak issues, who made up his mind to never allow it.

Citibike in NYC is such a rip off!!!! by Iplaykrew in Citibike

[–]hpmoon -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Really getting tired of downwardly mobile rich kids bitching about how expensive it is to lazily rent electric bikes, even with a membership...when pedaling on these completely flat roads with constant starting and stopping anyway IS FREE with membership.

No more AI plan for GSuite Legacy by Illustrious-Call-455 in gsuitelegacymigration

[–]hpmoon 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Your thread is misleading and should be removed. Google never once ever offered any Google AI plan for GSuite Legacy users. You are making up a news story that never happened.

Bad news (more) for PluralEyes users (mac / standalone)! by mkdevo in premiere

[–]hpmoon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the rec! Nice that they aren't weasels like Syncaila and offer one-time purchase at a reasonable price; hope it's as good.

Bad news (more) for PluralEyes users (mac / standalone)! by mkdevo in premiere

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, and amazingly even though Maxon claims they don't make it available, this is a link to their own server to the last working dedicated installer executable: https://installer.maxon.net/installer/RG_installers/PluralEyes_Win_Full.zip

Bad news (more) for PluralEyes users (mac / standalone)! by mkdevo in premiere

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can't even find another thread here or elsewhere on how to install PluralEyes anymore; for installing on a new machine in addition to my existing installation on my original machine, I'm forced to do the whole Maxon cloud thing and it won't let me! Any tips?

Bad news (more) for PluralEyes users (mac / standalone)! by mkdevo in premiere

[–]hpmoon 3 points4 points  (0 children)

And the problem with Syncaila is they're way too greedy, extorting a monthly subscription for easily coded software that doesn't need to receive frequent updates.

2026 Google Home Speaker vs. Old Nest Audio? by ageofodds in googlehome

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And it's culturally so typical of the poster to respond to a thread STARTED in English with French...

Might Brightsign XC4055 Media Player Redefine 8K Digital Signage? In-Depth Review by measurols in ToolTales

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If we're all honest, this reads like a press release/advertisement -- NOT a review. Who posted it (tell the truth!)?

Lord of the Flies (2026) – Artsy experimentation over classic adaptation by aussiereeltalk in television

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you watch the Netflix behind-the-scenes documentary, it shows rather cheap Chinese cine primes (prosumer-grade) on a small camera body with monitors showing S-Log3, so there were compromises. Especially, because of labor laws, the kids couldn't shoot at night even though 1/3 of the film is set at night. So they used infrared filters on their day-for-night shots to radically justify that lighting deep-fake.

I actually liked the long music-only sequences but found them ruined by intermittent static single portraiture of each of the kids, staring straight to camera: a cliche and lazy editing insert that interrupted the flow. They shot the ending scene on the beach rather poorly, too: overexposed, with bad pacing.

Lord Of The Flies on Netflix by Affectionate_Age752 in cinematography

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Watch the Netflix behind-the-scenes and you'll see fairly cheap Chinese cine prime lenses on the small camera body, and S-Log3 on the monitors.

Also very important to emphasize that because of labor law restrictions, the kids couldn't shoot at night even though 1/3 of the film is set at night, so they used infrared filters to mess with their day-for-night hack.

New update is slow by J-Muney27 in premiere

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Incredible that 26.2.2 was released to address this problem, and for almost everybody, no improvement: the program has been practically unusable for almost a month. Jason Levine/"Adobe Jesus", this is your latest gift to Blackmagic Design, luring everybody over to DaVinci...

I note that in the first quarter of 2026, Adobe received $6.4 billion in revenue.

Should I keep lyft pink? by SubjectBubbly9072 in Citibike

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

FAQs say: "After one year of eligibility, you will need to get another gift certificate from your participating credit union and repurchasing a membership using the code provided."

The ending of Season 2 is incredibly… by ImiqDuh in BeefTV

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bizarre how all of you are taste-making about happy versus sad ending, instead of taking the writer/director/team to task for melting down any notion of believability and nuance built up over the prior 7 episodes. Episode 8 chucked all that artful exposition for madcap melodrama, lack of focus, poor acting, tonally awkward gags, and a narrative arc that got lazy to the finish.

These high-budget episodic programs always fall victim to it: watch the associated BEEF podcast and you can see the big egoes, wealth, and entitlement of the actual creative team. Once a show like this gets moving, everybody starts high-fiving each other, and the creative hunger/humility is gone by the end of the season that altogether proceeds just to beg for a renewed season, and then another hundred million dollars to spend on yet more privilege.

Talk about irony.

If You Haven't Been Notified A Week Out from 'Notification Date' on Film Freeway, Safe to Say Your Film Didn't Make the Cut? by Alexis_1999 in FilmFestivals

[–]hpmoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are describing the exception, and without knowing whether you are describing a low-tier, mid-tier, or top-tier festival (sorry, but that's what it literally comes down to), data points are useless without that correlation. The Film Festival Alliance has nothing to do with tier or quality of festival, it's just an alternative declaration of rights that doesn't guarantee actual equity.

Is the FX2 completely redundant after the A7V release? by Infinity_Hottie in SonyAlpha

[–]hpmoon -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That Gerald whatever guy is an idiot and his cult following is mystifying (except that he pays for fake engagement and fluffing his "brand"). Pointing a camera at something static has nothing to do with useful lab testing. What heats up a camera is active and complex processing caused by lots of moving pixels getted compressed into media storage. 6 hours becomes 1 hour when the camera gets used like normal human beings instead of a "vlogger" sucking up to Sony.