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.

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.

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.

Actually Adobe not support materials "CRI (Cintel Raw Image)" a native format that Cintel Blackmagic scans.

I am having the same "out of sync" or timing type issue placing a Quicktime render png (built in alpha) and place over existing video. Never had this issue before the update and this project was built in the proper version. Something seriously wrong with the PNG recognition codec.
FIX IT NOW ADOBE!!! you're costing me LOT's of money and clients. Considering getting Vegas instead.

I have long video file filmed with drone in 4k mp4 mov. The clip is in two files, cause after the file size gets to certain limit, drone camera automatically continues to next file. After I upgraded to latest version (build 186) Premiere rejects the later part of video. Windows plays it well and it worked fine in the older version. Error message says there is no video or audio in the file.

The Arri format of 3200x1800 3.2K is shot technically at 3200x1824... other softwares, AVID and quicktime recognize this... Premiere doesn't seem to be recognizing this and I get a letterbox effect of 24 black pixels at the bottom of the frame.