VLPremiere Pro 0.11.122: Track Points and Full Video

A release that follows the action and builds the film

VLPremiere Pro 0.11.122 is out, released November 7, 2026, build 20261107.0106. This release does two kinds of work at once: it follows movement inside a shot, so titles and graphics can stay with a subject, and it builds a whole video from a bin or folder, so a set of clips can become a structured first film instead of a blank timeline.

VLPremiere Pro is a native macOS editor for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later, built for narration-led long-form video, travel films and Shorts. Its transcription and built-in AI run on the Mac by default, and it works offline.

Track Points: titles that stay with the subject

Click a spot in the Program Monitor and the app follows it. That is Track Points. Titles, graphics and effect centres can follow the tracked spot too, with size and rotation if you like. Track Points is a Pro tool.

For professional editors, that replaces a familiar chore: keyframing a label, a graphic or an effect centre frame by frame so it does not drift away from the person or object it belongs to. For beginners, the idea is simple to grasp — point at what matters, and the title stays with it while the shot moves. You still review the result, but you start from a track instead of from manual animation.

AI Edit Full Video: a whole video from a bin or folder

AI Edit, Full Video builds a whole video from a bin or folder. For narrated videos it brings voiceover, captions, chapter cards and music under the voice. For travel and music videos it adds a card for each day or place. This is also a Pro tool.

Professionals can use it as a fast first assembly: a structured draft they then cut, grade and mix properly, rather than a finished film they accept untouched. Beginners gain something different — a complete, watchable shape from their own clips, which is far easier to improve than an empty timeline. The feature guide explains the AI Edit tools in context, and our support pages help with individual steps.

Day and place titles for travel videos

Travel videos get a title where each day or place starts, from when and where the clips were filmed. Day and place titles are a Pro tool, and they pair naturally with Full Video above.

A travel film often fails in the gaps between days: the viewer cannot tell that the location or the date has changed. A title drawn from the filming information marks that change without the editor having to log every clip by hand first. For a family travel video that means clarity for relatives watching later; for a professional travel piece it means the structure is visible from the first assembly.

From Footage: order and sound, in your hands

From Footage gains an Order and Sound step: keep the clips as shot, mix them or let the app arrange them, and choose what happens to the clips' own sound. It is a Pro tool. Alongside it, From Footage itself is improved: cuts now follow true filming order from the camera date, even for copied files, and its cuts are spread across each file.

Order matters because copied files can lose their filming sequence, and sound matters because a clip's own audio is sometimes the story and sometimes just noise under narration. Putting both choices up front makes the automatic edit easier to trust and correct.

Two fixes that remove friction

Two fixes complete the release. The planned edit no longer goes back to the same clips again and again, so an automatic assembly uses the material you gave it more evenly. And switching to the AI Edit tab is quick again with many files on a network share, which matters for editors whose footage lives on shared storage rather than on the Mac itself.

Neither fix is glamorous, and both are the kind of change you feel every day: fewer repeated shots to replace by hand, and no pause before the tool you opened actually appears.

What this means for pros and for beginners

For professional editors, 0.11.122 adds tracking without manual keyframing for every title, a full-video assembly that respects filming order and sound choices, and fixes for repeated clips and slow network-share work. For basic and beginner users, the same release offers a clear path from a folder of clips to a structured video with voiceover, captions and chapter or day cards — a starting point they can learn from by editing it.

Compared with editors that send this kind of assembly to a cloud service, VLPremiere Pro keeps its built-in AI on the Mac by default, so the draft is built locally from your own footage.

How to get 0.11.122

Update from the app with VLPremiere Pro, Check for Updates, or install 0.11.122 over your current copy — projects, settings and your licence stay in place, as the 0.11.122 release notes describe.

VLPremiere Pro is available by subscription at vlpremier.com, with a free trial of the full Pro app for 3 days and no credit card required. There are two plans: Creator for individual creators, and Pro for the full advanced toolset including Voiceover Studio and on-device AI. You can cancel anytime, and your projects stay yours even if a subscription ends.