Please just make it where it will search multiple selected drives and look at a set amount of "character" in the file name!!!

please fix this!!!!! I work as a colorist at a television/film production company, and every time I need to relink from offline media, I have to individually select each folder because the (offline) file extensions are different from the (online) raw files... and it takes hours if not days!!

Please just make it where it will search multiple selected drives and look at a set amount of "character" in the file name!!! That way I can select the first 15 or so, letters/numbers in the filename and it will reconnect based on those characters and timecode. This would be such an easy fix, yet still no decent work around. the couple dozens of editors at our studio are about to switch to Resolve once and for all.

Sometimes I'll be working from x4 4tb drives and off our server... you should let us select exactly which folders Premiere is allowed to search so it can just run the auto connect process and be done with it. This is why no one uses your software in the professional film world. just fix it or we'll find software (Resolve) that actually works

1) Solve the "The selection you are deleting contains clip references in one or more sequences. If you continue these clip references will also be deleted..." issue. This makes projects a mess and is a headache to deal with, make it so the clips just go offline, not removed from every timeline.

2) Multicam/Subseqeunces - We need to be able to access and choose all audio tracks just like video in one married clip. Why is there no multicam applied to the audio? This is super important.

3) Globally searchable markers. Please.

We're all paying for this software please update with these important and obvious solutions. They are part of the foundation of using Premiere that will make life 100x easier once implemented. Thank you.

1) Solve the "The selection you are deleting contains clip references in one or more sequences. If you continue these clip references will also be deleted..." issue. This makes projects a mess and is a headache to deal with, make it so the clips just go offline, not removed from every timeline.

2) Multicam/Subseqeunces - We need to be able to access and choose all audio tracks just like video in one married clip. Why is there no multicam applied to the audio? This is super important.

3) Globally searchable markers. Please.

We're all paying for this software please update with these important and obvious solutions. They are part of the foundation of using Premiere that will make life 100x easier once implemented. Thank you.

When manipulating the visibility of topic/section params in Premiere Pro's ECW from an effect plugin, by manipulating their PF_ParamDef received in the params array, or even manipulating the visibility of regular params inside closed section params, Premiere 2018 and 2019 make a mess of it. This results in a quite poor usability standard when designing plugins for Premiere Pro (basic GUI methodology becomes impossible to implement).

Updating visibility of regular params in closed section:
- add a section
- add a slider in it, and mark it PF_PUI_INVISIBLE
- add a button outside of it
- manually collapse the section in Premiere's ECW
- let a button click make the slider visible by removing the PF_PUI_INVISIBLE flag
- the slider is now visible in the ECW, floating over other params or located some distance below all params, and is functional
- opening the section removes this floating param
The only workaround looks like (untested) first programmatically expanding the section first, then manipulate the params contained in it, and then recollapse it.

Hiding section params
- add a section param
- add some (visible) params to it
- add another section below it
- add a button below that
- let a button click hide one of the sections
- chaos ensues in the ECP
More information can be found in my post "Conditionally hiding topic params in the ECP" from June 6, 2019 ( https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/conditionally-hiding-topic-params-in-the-ecp/m-p/10486726 )
The only workaround I could find up to this point is to just not hide sections, but only hide their content, disable the section, and rename the section to make it clear why it is still there. Which of course only works as long as the section has no subsections of it's own...

On my timeline, I right clicked on the timecode readout and selected 'Frames'. I then wanted to change back to timecode but on right clicking, the only option I'm given is 'Frames' (Screenshot attached), which is already selected. I've tried closing and reopening Premiere to no avail.

It hasn't affected other sequences, so only the timeline and program viewer readouts. But I'm now stuck with a sequence with this quirk and don't want to have to copy paste my sequence every time I need to check frames!

This is on a Mac running Catalina 10.15.1, and running Premiere Pro Version 14.0.0 (Build 572)

Creative Cloud is doing a really annoying thing lately, where if you open Premiere without signing in to CC, it doesn't ask you to sign in... it just closes Premiere on you. Either through a "Premiere has to close because you are not signed in." window, or it just closes (at least it asks you to save first...).

WHY can it not just ask me to sign in? That's what it used to do. Why change it to this middle-finger to the user? Now if I forget to sign in before opening Premiere, I have to waste time with it closing, then sign in, then open Premiere again. If I happen to be working on a large project, then this really wastes time having to load all the footage, etc, again.

PLEASE change this back to the way it used to be. Just ask me to sign in. Stop closing the program on me!

Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2019 (13.1) ran pretty much without any issues for me. After installing Premiere Pro CC 2020 (14.0) everything has slowed to a crawl. Buttons take 50 seconds to respond. When it converted my previous projects, bins where lost, effects that had been added into the projects where done. I even uninstalled CC 2019 and CC 2020, and then did a reinstall of Premiere Pro CC 2020 (14.0), to no avail.

I also updated my NVIDIA drivers. My computer is no slouch with:

Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz
Speed 4.2 GHz
Number of Cores 8
Video Card NVIDIA Quadro M4000
Dedicated Memory 8.0 GB
Total Memory 24 GB
RAM32 GB
Operating SystemWindows 10