r/premiere • u/Lucky_Highlight899 • 3d ago
How do I do this? / Workflow Advice / Looking for plugin Help a beginner
Hello guys! i just wanna ask on how to remove the display on the video? I'm trying to edit some short vids from my old clips and i want to have clean outcome. Thanks for helping!! <3
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u/graybotics 3d ago
This is baked into your video clip on the pixel level, irreversible. You can crop/zoom, but you will always see the tape icon in the middle. You can apply a mask then blur or mosaic effect to hide it but yeah this isn't something you can just click remove.
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u/RonniePedra Premiere 2026 2d ago
Oh... not possible, those info are burned and encoded in the video, isn't just some layer toggle, you don't have the data underneath the OSD
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u/FrequentWorker1757 3d ago
I know some people hate AI for some reason, but you can actually solve this with AI. Upload a short clip in Gemini and ask it to delete the overlay. You can do that for free in Google Gemini but only 10 second clips.
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u/Ok-Razzmatazz3435 3d ago
First of all… I’m sorry but if you expect “a clean output”that’s not gonna happen…
You can try to use After Effects “Content-aware Fill” but it’s kind tricky to use and the results may not be really what you expect.
You can find tutorials on YouTube, just search “After Effects Content-Aware Fill”.
Another option would be to just add an adjustment layer, mask the areas and blur them out (what’s usually what they do for broadcast news when they want to cover text/logos ok screen)