Editing video via text

This means that editors can edit video by modifying automatically generated video text transcripts, thus greatly improving editing efficiency and speed.

The text-edited video feature is based on Adobe Sensei machine learning technology, which is now used for automatic subtitle generation.

Users can identify different speakers, modify caption content and convert it to a different caption format, or convert closed captions to graphics for more fine-tuned open captions.

By editing video via text and simply modifying the voice-to-text text, users can sort and adjust the video directly on the timeline. Editors can arrange the subtitles in any order and the video clips will be automatically reordered on the timeline.

Videos are essentially converted into searchable transcripts that can be quickly edited by matching specific words and phrases to the video.
Improved support for wonderfully controlled mouse and iPhone

Adobe has also improved support for Apple’s trackpad and the Magic Mouse in the new version, making the overall interaction smoother.

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Firefly’s functions have covered Adobe’s ecosystem, including applications such as Premiere Pro, Illustrator, After Effects and Photoshop, but to experience these functions, you need to wait until the beta program is open. The new features announced this Monday are mainly to help professional video editors reduce their tedious work, such as improving color levels, inserting placeholder images, adding effects, automatically recommending B-roll auxiliary shots suitable for the project, etc., editors only need to Tell Firefly what they want with text prompts and let the algorithm do the rest.

These new features include “text to color enhancements,” a wide-ranging feature that can adjust brightness and saturation levels, change the time of day and even the season of the year with natural language cues. The generative AI capabilities also extend to audio, allowing background music and sound effects to be inserted by describing what the editor wants. The animated font feature seen at last month’s Adobe event is also coming soon, along with an automated b-roll feature that analyzes the content of scripts to generate storyboards and recommend video clips. Firefly can even create personalized tutorial guides to help new users learn how to use these features.

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