Select your system disk → choose Reduced Security and enable the two allow/override options.
Restart. Install the .dmg → .pkg, then launch Premiere while holding Option to reset plug-in cache.
Known issue (Intel Macs 2018 & older): Some models don’t retain Reduced Security on first attempt. If AutoEdit still won’t open, repeat the Reduced Security sequence, confirm both checkboxes are enabled, then reinstall and reset the plug-in cache again.
❗ ZXP/CEP Debugging (legacy aid)
Although we discontinued ZXP, you can still use a ZXP installer’s debugging toggles to diagnose a stuck panel.
Open your ZXP Installer → Settings → enable debugging for CEP 11 (2024) or CEP 12 (2025).
Reinstall using the latest email installer (.exe on Windows, .dmg → .pkg on Mac).
🎬 Using AutoEdit™ — Overview
AutoEdit V2 adds the new B-Roll Selector to the classic music-video workflow. Watch the full tutorial in the Overview pane or jump into features below.
1) Upload Music Track — Click the button to select a file. Do not drag & drop.
2) Upload Performance Shots — Raw takes are cut automatically.
3) B-Roll Selector (New) — Auto trims shaky/blurry bits and builds a selects timeline.
Analyze BPM, choose edit speed, add markers, and set start offsets when intros delay the downbeat.
BPM “NaN” Quick Fix (Short)
If BPM reads “NaN”, you’re likely on an old ZXP build or Mac security is still enhanced. Uninstall ZXP, enable Reduced Security, reinstall, then reset plug-in cache.
Your Mac is likely still on enhanced security. See Reduced Security and repeat steps until it sticks.
Alternate cleanup: open Finder → Go → Go to Folder → paste /Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions/ → delete com.autoedit.extension, then reinstall from the .dmg.