Seems that DNxHR 444 files show incorrect video levels compared to both Resolve and VLC.

Premiere is not debayering cinema dng sequences captured with the DJI X7 properly. See attached still, and note the magenta cast and log-like color space. After Effects, photoshop, and Davinci Resolve are all rendering the image perfectly. This issue is with Premiere alone.

Please add support for Panasonic V-RAW. This camera and footage are widely used.

CinemaDNG when imports to PP uses some default sRGB LUT on it so the image appears overexposed..

We need AVI CODEC for Vatican Television, becouse we doesn't convert all our history in .mp4..

We need your help for a Amazing New Version of PREMIERE PRO CC!

When editing anamorphic .r3d media at certain resolutions Premiere cause tearing of the image if played back at 1/4 res, and 1/8 res. Thumbnails also exhibit tearing. This was seen on Mac Pro with dual D500 GPUs, version 12.1.1 and PC Version 12.1.1 on Nvidia 1070 ti. Resolution for RED footage is 3240 x 2700 at 2.0 pixel aspect ratio.

I'm just saying, whenever I try to use IPhone videos in Premiere, I have to change all my files in a file converter, as the audio is out of sync or is non existent if I don't. Sometimes the actual video doesn't show up either.

Premiere used to support the Samsung 360 mp4 file format, but the newest version doesn't. Please send an update...

With all the new wizz-bang tools coming out to help use collaborate online as editors, there is a need for a lightweight proxy codec tuned for speedy streaming and quick transfers. H.264 is perfect for this as you can set the bitrate very low and get a very sensible SD Wide Proxy at something like ~2Mbps.

The problem is that Premiere chokes on generating proxies for anything with more than two audio channels. I have not yet found a workaround.

This works fine in Resolve, Handbrake, etc. I wish it worked in Premiere as well.

I recently updated Creative Cloud with Premiere 12.1.2. So, when importing any of my Sony F65 raw footage it appears just a white screen. It used to work in the last Premiere v.12.1.1. I hope it will be fixed in 12.1.3.

Since 12.1.2 support for F5/F55 raw video has been broken. All I get with these clips is a white screen. It worked before 12.1.2.

I have a project that uses a lot of flv files (not my choice, this is what I'm given). Premiere Pro doesn't recognise this CODEC but After Effects does! In fact, if I create an After Effects wrapper of this media (i.e., an After Effects project that simply has a composition congaing the media in its raw form), Premiere Pro then happily renders the content via After Effects. But I shouldn't have to do this. If After Effects supports a format, so should Premiere Pro and vice versa.

DNxHR wrapped in MOV that's rendered out from DaVinci Resolve plays as a solid red frame. MXF OP1a works fine. Seems like Premiere's implementation of the QuickTime MOV wrapper is suffering from a bug.

Even if Adobe doesn't want to shell out for export licensing of ProRes codecs, it would be nice to have the option to create ProRes sequences so they're a native match when working with imported ProRes footage.

We request! Premiere Pro should support the file format of swf.
Animate CC is very wonderful software making animation. I want to merge the animation made by Animate CC into video on Premier Pro CC.
Of course, Animate CC has a function of export the MOV file.
But this function take a lot of time and a file size is more the tendacy of heavy.
SWF is very light and possible to export super fast.
AE can handle it. But I want to handle it by Premiere Pro.

Record a Prores file with known color bars. Play back on the current version of Premiere in Windows (Windows 10 tested) and compare with source color bars. Look at it on the scope also, not just visually.

I had playback issues in Premiere Pro 2017 with Sony footage. I had to convert to Mp4. Canon seems to be the only format I don't have issues with in 4K.

Please help. I have uploaded several drone clips from the phantom 4. I just upgraded to the phantom 4 pro and cannot get the clips to upload into premier pro. Thanks

I get far too much of this stuff:

I can take this file into Quicktime 7 Pro and re-wrap it; I can do the same in MPEG Streamclip, VLC or any number of other programs. However, YOUR stuff refuses to recognize any number of types of files, movs, aifs, mp4s...having to go to an external program and re-wrap a file (which I DIDN'T HAVE TO DO BEFORE the 2018 update) is counterproductive and lessens the chance I'll recommend Adobe products to anyone except the Trump campaign.