After Effects comps imported into a Premiere project are not updated on the Project Bin level to redirect to a new After Effects Project while using the "Dynamic Link with After Effects Uses Project File Name with Highest Number" setting in After Effects. After Incrementing and Saving the new AE project, the updated comp does indeed appear in the Premiere timeline, but if that AE project with the highest number is then closed, the clip in the Premiere timeline will revert back to whichever AE project file is indicated in the Project bin (the original imported file). Right-clicking the dynamic-linked comp and selected Reveal in Explorer will also select the original imported AE file, NOT the project file with the highest number. The Media File path also confirms that the comp is not referencing the incremented project file.

This functionality only appears to "work correctly" while Premiere and the incremented AE project file are open at the same time.

At the moment if the internet connection fails and the Creative Cloud desktop app can't connect to the internet, all synched fonts are unavailable.

This is particularly problematic given the Creative Cloud app's propensity to sign out by itself repeatedly (a bug that I and a lot of other people experience).

Sometimes an internet connection just isn't available - on the road, on a train, in the countryside - but it's not possible to do work without access to the fonts. Surely the creative cloud app can locally store a file that confirms creative cloud membership so that Premiere can act as normal, when there is temporarily no internet connection.

I have major ongoing issues with dynamic linked templates in Premiere and AE 2020.

There are a few posts about this, but I'm yet to see any feedback or solutions that work, and I've not seen anything that shows Adobe is adressing this problem.

We use dynamically linked AE templates to control our bugs, lower thirds and classifications for all our promo content.  They are created so that text changes and bug/class symbol changes can be made through the Premiere Effects Control tab. We have been doing this for many years with no issues, but when upgrading from final CC2018 AE and Premier versions to CC2020 verision we encountered issues as the links no longer worked in new versions.

The issues I encounter are listed below, but the 'Media Pending' eror is the most consistent one.

 - 'Media pending' message that never goes away.
 - No option to edit text through the Effects Control tab at all within Premiere.
 - Text appears and is editable, but once changed it dissapears from the comp.

The templates themselves work perfectly in all the versions of After Effects, but dynamically linked to Premiere they fail.

I have tried the following things to fix the issue:

• Clearing all caches and settings.
• Uninstalling all Adobe software, running software cleaner then re-installing.
• Re-building AE templates and Premiere template projects (several times).
• Testing the dynamic links with various combinations of Premiere 2020 and AE 2020 versions.

None of the above have worked to resolve the issue, and the only advice I found on this was that the base installs of AE and Premiere 2020 don't suffer from this problem.

That's keeps us working, but it's not a fix to the problem, and it means we're locked to staying on the most buggy version of the software.

If anyone has more information on either how to fix this problem, or if Adobe is actually looking into fixing it I'd be very greatful to hear about it, as I've spent countless hours trying to problem solve this and am getting nowhere.

Cheers!

The option to export a FCPXML file for project work sharing between FCPX (because captioning is trash right now in PPro not so good in FCPX either but Scenarist works with FCPX) This option NEVER works. Always errors out, I have never gotten it to work with any project, not once. You might think the xml files are written properly and I just need to change the extension, but nope, Final Cut doesn't recognize it as proper FCPXML file. Please fix this issue, I was pleasantly surprised to see this kind of interoperability only to be sorely disappointed when I could not use it. (I had to change the extension because xml files are not allowed for some reason... guarding against some ancient xss-fu?? o_O)

Help Nvidia Quadro 4000 video card regain compatibility and new drivers for Premiere Pro and After Effects. Nvidia issued END-OF-LIFE status to the Quadro 4000 last January 2018 because it is based on Fermi Architecture. It was running wonderfully. This will disallow many subscribers from using their systems and force purchases of new systems or cards. Can you help get this handled? The software alerts us to the fix needed, but it is NOT CLEAR that Quadro 4000 has an End-of-Life status unless you question the postings online or get an engineer to communicate with you via NVidia's website. This is tricky to handle. Can you help get Quadro 4000 working with Premiere Pro and After Effects again?

The option to export a FCPXML file for project work sharing between FCPX (because captioning is trash right now in PPro not so good in FCPX either but Scenarist works with FCPX) This option NEVER works. Always errors out, I have never gotten it to work with any project, not once. You might think the xml files are written properly and I just need to change the extension, but nope, Final Cut doesn't recognize it as proper FCPXML file. Please fix this issue, I was pleasantly surprised to see this kind of interoperability only to be sorely disappointed when I could not use it. (I had to change the extension because xml files are not allowed for some reason... guarding against some ancient xss-fu?? o_O)

In certain circumstances projects require massive amounts of dynamically linked compositions. For example I am currently working on a serious of talking heads in front of a green screen for a social media campaign with 100+ short clips.

When sending the clips over for keying and animation I have to manually rename all of them to identify which of the named sequences they are from and manually sort them into bins inside of After Effects. This workflow could be much improved:

1) Add a comp naming dialog when selecting "Replace with After Effects Composition." At the very least options for renaming after the source sequence + an incremental number instead of an incrementing number for the whole poject would be needed. More options, especially for embedding other metadata, custom naming schemes and naming presets would be great.

2) Provide an option to create a new bin inside the target AE project for the new composition and all its assets. Optionally, automatically creating a folder structure named after the PP source sequence with subfolders for all dynamic link comps within would be great.

3) Alternatively it would at least be nice to be able to choose the AE project bin from within Premiere without having to switch apps as we currently have to do.