Adobe QA and recycle cycles are abysmal. 22.3 for Premier launched and my export completely failed. Rolled back to 22.2 and everything works perfectly. This is an example of poor and unacceptable QA. I'm rednering to local drives on a state of the art machine and if a simple render hangs without an error causing me to terminate the app, that is poor QA.

Adobe, please stop adding features until you can have some software that is stable for longer than one point release.

idea 1: Stop making things like the video in the production screen go black and the only way to get the video to display is to close and re-open the software.

idea 2: when scrubbing video (alt + arrow key), allow it to move more than 20 frames before crashing.

idea 3: optimize the software to prevent constant crashes.

I often see no video upon first establishing a new sequence by dragging a valid video file onto the timeline. Resolved only after saving, work, exiting Premier Pro, then re-launching. There is also a problem I've found when running Logitech Options (my mouse program) when launching Premier Pro - happy to explain. I have a powerful Dell i7 machine not running other software so don't think it's the computer. Is there anyone at Adobe who monitors these notes and chases bugs? Thanks

I was experiencing consistent hang/crash when in multicam mode and toggling between camera angles. Troubleshooted w/ Adobe phone support...clearing preference files solved the issue. However when I re-added the tangent control surface in preferences, the crashes resumed. I am confident there is a bug related to Tangent control surface and multicam mode. Tangent added...premiere crashes. Tangent removed...no crashes!

Windows 10. Crashes in 14.6, 14.7 and 14.8. Tested both Software only and CUDA.

See closed case ADB-17566644-J5S9 for more info

When a Blackmagic Design BRAW clip is loaded into the preview monitor and in the "Effect Controls" tab, you switch to "master" to manipulate the BRAW controls everything works fine.
However, when you have a BRAW clip in the timline and you try to click on the "master" to adjust the BRAW settings, it locks up Premiere every time.
i7-6800K
32GB RAM
Nvidia GTX1080 Driver 452.06

This has happened twice in a project created in a production. It creates a file next to the original that looks like this:
Pendletonwaterpart01.pprog
Pendletonwaterpart01~4b644d15-877a-4475-9fa2-9c51488d34c2.pprog

Then it gives me a "duplicate ID" warning. Deleting the second file seems to fix it, but it's a little annoying.

With the 14.3.0 beta once my CPU fan hit full speed it stays there. Closing Premiere Pro 14.3.0 does not help. I have to reboot my computer. Adobe 14.0 does not do it nor does DaVinci Resolve.

I have an i9 9900K
Gigabyte RTX 2070
Gigabyte Motherboard.
32 GB of RAM

Hey Fellows, what's going on with the last Premiere Pro-Updates? It's very unstable!

Creative Cloud just updated and I'm now receiving a continual pop-up window (every couple of minutes) that the Audio Device has changed.

I'm using speakers plugged into the headphone port of my MBP 16" running Catalina.

Every time I try using the new "Auto Reframe" tool on my clips, it crashes the program. I put together a simple test sequence with 4K footage, ran the "Auto Reframe Sequence" tool (after right-clicking sequence name), but it crashes Premiere every time I try this.

However, when I come back to Premiere, the first clip it was "Analyzing" will be reframed. Then, when it starts analyzing and reframing the second clip, it will crash again.

I absolutely love the idea of this new feature so I hope it works!

I use team projects on a fully speced out PC (Ryzan 1800, Geforce1070, 32GB Ram, SSD, 10 RAID) and Laptop (Intel i7 4702MQ, Geforce 765m,16GB Ram, SSD, 7200rpm Harddisk) and on both Devices the program crashes very often when it is left untouched for a while (e.g. when going for lunch for about an hour).

Very necessary/