Allow me to add a folder to my project, say Music for example. On my computer I have a folder called music, I import folder into premiere. I now go and edit my project and then decide to download some temp music tracks. I save these music tracks in the folder called Music on my PC and anytime a new file is added to said folder via the finder/explorer of the computer it will update inside of premiere with the new file already imported.

Would be incredibly useful to have 'Live folders' or have an option (on right-click or similar) to be able to 're-sync' a Bin of footage so it reflects any additions or structure changes made in the folders structure locally on the HDD.

Much the same as Lightroom's 'Synchronize folder' or 'Update folder location' option within the Library module.

it would be great to see the colours that you have assigned to labels in Icon View of the project panel. Perhaps instead of a grey background, you see the colour of the label instead?

Kind regards
Mike Howell

I have always been able to drag a clip, a music track, a photo, or an After Effects comp directly into my Project Panel in order to import it into the project. I suddenly am no longer able to do that.

I have not had any success in importing an mxf file with embedded 608 captions into premiere pro. I've tried everything, and the most helpful thing I've read so far is to log this as a bug.

I am constantly running into problems importing C300 media through the media browser - warnings about importing xml files, spanned clips importing separately, even clips not importing altogether. I wouldn't mind having to install a driver to fix this problem. It works just fine in Avid.

Also... because of this issue, it is impossible to media manage the projects since Premiere seems to have a hard time splicing mxf files.

Needs support for essence or shot markers from professional cameras i.e. Sony PMW-400

IMF is becoming the standard format in which to transfer assets between post houses and streaming platforms. Netflix insist on it, for example.

The TV and movie industry is under pressure to adopt it as soon as possible but without support from Adobe it's challenging.

We can export markers, but not import them.

Import -> CSV or TXT or JSON -> markers to sequence or markers to clip.

Nothing too smart, just timecode and marker, maybe even the comment.

This would help integrate with nonstandard workflows and would help prevent us moving the whole workflow to a competitor product.

It would be nice if dragging bunch of files on the "new folder" icon in Project window would create a new folder and put these files in that folder.

As the title says it, PP 2019 imports Sony AVCHD 1080/25p footage as 25i. All older versions import it correctly as 25p, only 2019 has the bug.

Make Premiere projects live-link with files in their folders. Example: I drop a file into "documents/premiere projects/Test Video/Media" the file shows up in a premiere bin. Same applies for deleting/clearing files.
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This would make ingesting so much easier, and make it much faster to import graphics and other last-minute files. No more having to dig through tons of Windows to drag files into premiere.
Would be super nice to have if it's possible. Would definitely give Premiere an advantage over pretty much any other editing software.

Since a few Versions of Premiere it is super annoying that the order of clips, dragged and dropped in the timeline, are mixed up instead of the original ascending clip order they have in the Project Window. :-(

Summary of problem - mp4's import some okay and some with just audio only. Seemingly random as to which mp4's will work.

This is happening in the latest build of CC18 (4/18/18). It was NOT happening in the previous build of CC18.

thanks

Please add the support for adding a PDF file directly into premiere without opening illustrator. This could be useful for logos.

I have quicktime movs (h.264) where the audio plays back with half speed of the video. The same files will import an play back correctly in CC2018 (Premiere, Audition). But in CC2019 the audio is wrong. VLC, Elmedia Player, Quicktime Player get it right. Premiere CC2019 doesn't.