WIth eGPU connected, Premiere will crash any time I try to load footage into the viewer.

There is a bug where if you put more than 10 images in a bin, the timeline freezes and/or disappears. You can still scrub and click around, but the actions isn't visible except on the program monitor. The current workaround I found is to just create multiple bins of less than 10.

Attached is crash report.

I have a new computer with the Intel(R) UHD graphics 620 and Nvidia GeForce MC150 and recently they updated and now you can’t make a new sequence unless the Intel UHD is disabled in device manger. When you disable it limits other features on the computer. I have tried everything and it is just a glitch on Adobes end. It is extremely frustrating and I hope you guys fix it.

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BUG!!!

I tried several times to replace an .mp4 file that was use din the edit with an After Effects file but upon import, Premiere reliably crashes every time.

Upgraded Premiere to the latest and now it crashes everytime no matter what.

When I duplicate a sequence with markers, they all disappear. The original and new sequence are completely empty. The history shows every marker edit I made but the Edit>Undo command doesn't bring them back. This happened occasionally with a different project. But now I can reproduce the bug every time.

This completely derails my workflow. I'm extremely frustrated.

There is a strange bug that causes Premiere to crash when trying to undo (command + z) a copy/paste of a clip from one timeline to another. Pinwheel of death pops up right after.

On two different OS X systems, I get Premiere hanging just under 15 minutes in after I begin processing Proxies. This occurs for 4k content where the original source is either MXF or MP4.

Adobe Media Encoder's UI becomes unresponsive with a beachball, yet the encode does continue in the background.

if you drop a clip into the program monitor to perform an overwrite edit, it respects track targeting, but if you click on a clip from the project and and select "automate to sequence" it only will place audio on the first track.

When I do a fit to fill using Premiere 12.1.1 (Build 10) on Windows 10 version 1803 build 17143.112 equipped with an intel core i7-7700 HQ @ 2.80 GHz, 16GB RAM, and an nvidia GeForce 1050 Ti running driver version 398.11, the UI locks up for about 5 mintues. On small fit to fills that only speed footage up within the 300% range or so, that's no big deal. it's when I am speeding up timelapses to 900% and above ranges.

I am editing a FEATURE film, and all of the clips were markered, now it's all gone. It is an absurd that a long time feature such as MARKER has bugs, and loses ALL of it's purpose!

I've had this issue a few times with team projects but now I had it with a local project. Same exact folder structure. Moved from the studio to my home office. I then worked from home saved and closed the project and the next morning was greeted with the following re-link window. I have to manually go through and re-link each clip. Anyone else have this issue before?

Well, basically that. The problem has been going on for several versions now and they don't seem to care to improve it. Whenever you apply Multiband Compressor to raise the audio gain, the program starts acting up, with constant beachball crashes and force quits.

Please work harder to solve this!