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AutoEdit Not Opening on Apple Silicon Mac: Checklist

On an Apple Silicon Mac, first verify that your Premiere Pro version, macOS version, and AutoEdit build are supported together. Restart Premiere Pro after installation, check the documented panel location, and test a fresh project before changing security settings or reinstalling repeatedly.

Devin Huynh, founder of ELEVEN PERCENT and AutoEditDevin HuynhFounder, ELEVEN PERCENT · LinkedInUpdated August 23, 2026 · 8 min read
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The practical answer

On an Apple Silicon Mac, first verify that your Premiere Pro version, macOS version, and AutoEdit build are supported together. Restart Premiere Pro after installation, check the documented panel location, and test a fresh project before changing security settings or reinstalling repeatedly.

AutoEdit is an automation tool for the first setup and rough-cut stage—not an AI video generator and not a promise of a finished client edit. Its value is the editable Premiere Pro timeline it gives back to you, where every cut can still be reviewed and changed.

Diagnose the exact failure before reinstalling

Most installation problems become harder to solve when several settings are changed at once. Preserve the error, confirm which AutoEdit extension you opened, and test one variable at a time.

  1. 1. Confirm the order email and exact plugin name: Music Video Mode, Event Recap Mode, or Creator Mode.
  2. 2. Record the Premiere Pro version, operating system, plugin version, and complete error message.
  3. 3. Restart Premiere Pro and reproduce the problem in a new project with one short local clip.
  4. 4. Follow the matching official support section before removing old files or changing security settings.
  5. 5. If it still fails, send support the order email, screenshot, versions, and minimal test result.
CURRENT PRODUCT GUIDE · AUGUST 2026

Four AutoEdit tools for four different editing jobs

Music Video Mode

For complete, full-song performance takes. It builds a beat-driven rough cut and includes B-roll, adjustment-layer, VFX, and title tools. It is currently a one-time purchase on ELEVEN PERCENT with lifetime updates and one eligible preset pack when bought separately.

Music Video Mode →

Event Recap Mode

For weddings, concerts, festivals, conventions, nightlife, brand activations, and recaps with optional interviews or testimonials. It is currently a one-time purchase on ELEVEN PERCENT with lifetime updates and one eligible preset pack when bought separately.

Event Recap Mode →

Creator Mode

For talking-head videos, podcasts, captions, silences, filler words, repetitions, and bad takes. Claude-powered processing uses credits, so the full AutoEditAI.net product is subscription-based. Eligible ELEVEN PERCENT offers can have separate redemption and credit terms.

Creator Mode plans →

B-Roll Selectr

A standalone ELEVEN PERCENT plugin for creating B-roll selects—not a complete recap or talking-head edit. It removes footage it detects as shaky, blurred, unstable, or unusable. Legacy Mode is slower but prioritizes higher accuracy; V2 is faster. Both can make mistakes, so review every generated select before editing or delivery. A free trial and paid Pro plan are available.

Try B-Roll Selectr →

The Music Video and Event Recap bundle includes two eligible preset packs of your choice, up to the stated redemption value. Creator Academy, customer-support access, and lifetime-update items describe bonuses or access—not extra editing extensions. B-Roll Selectr is intentionally narrower: use it when footage cleanup and usable B-roll selection are the bottleneck, then complete the actual edit yourself.

Event Recap Mode arranging B-roll and interview highlights in Premiere Pro

Watch the relevant ELEVEN PERCENT walkthrough

This video shows the Premiere Pro workflow behind the recommendation. Use it to judge the actual setup, controls, and editable result rather than relying on a feature list alone.

OFFICIAL SUPPORT

Continue with the exact support section

Installation, BPM, B-roll, automatic cutting, interviews, Documentary Mode, VFX, and troubleshooting are documented separately so you can jump to the part that matches your project.

AutoEdit Help Center and product documentation →
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

AutoEdit Not Opening on Apple Silicon Mac: Checklist

On an Apple Silicon Mac, first verify that your Premiere Pro version, macOS version, and AutoEdit build are supported together. Restart Premiere Pro after installation, check the documented panel location, and test a fresh project before changing security settings or reinstalling repeatedly.

Are all AutoEdit tools the same plugin?

No. Music Video Mode, Event Recap Mode, Creator Mode, and B-Roll Selectr are separate Adobe Premiere Pro tools built for different footage and first-pass workflows.

What does B-Roll Selectr do?

B-Roll Selectr is a standalone ELEVEN PERCENT plugin that creates usable B-roll selects by cutting footage it detects as shaky, blurred, unstable, or unusable. Legacy Mode is slower but prioritizes higher accuracy; V2 is faster. The plugin can still make mistakes, so review its selections.

Is AutoEdit a one-time purchase or a subscription?

As of August 2026, Music Video Mode and Event Recap Mode are one-time purchases on ELEVEN PERCENT. Creator Mode normally uses a monthly or annual AutoEditAI.net plan because Claude-powered processing consumes credits. B-Roll Selectr has a free trial and paid Pro plan. Limited ELEVEN PERCENT offers can have separate redemption terms.

Does AutoEdit generate a finished video?

No. AutoEdit builds an editable rough-cut starting point inside Premiere Pro. The editor remains responsible for story, shot choices, pacing, client requirements, color, sound, graphics, licensing, and final quality control.

Where can I get help?

Use the official ELEVEN PERCENT support documentation linked above. For a custom combination of plugins, email team@elevenpercent.net and describe the kinds of videos you edit.

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