Just thought of an idea while I was making huge amounts of text frames in after effects using Red Giant text generator.
It would be handy if we could send a single frame with one click from Premiere Pro timeline to After Effects (would be in the snapshot option box I think - opens in the AE footage window) so I can reference PP in AE. While Im making text frames I need to check premiere for spelling and formatting. This could also be useful as an option to send the frame to the active timeline, or just import it into a Premiere Frames folder in the AE bin. This would save exporting and importing the snapshot manually - and in the case of sending it to the AE footage window, just save the snapshot to the cache.
An alternative to this would be having a Premiere Pro reference window IN After Effects - for when PP is open it send the current reference frame to AE. Then you can grab snapshots from that in AE.

You already know the issue, many people have posted about it. For some reason I was shut out of my old trusty copy of Adobe Encore, and I'm now not able to create DVDs and BluRays for my clients. I understand that Encore was dropped for some reason, and I'm sure there was a good reason. But how in the world have you not created an alternative yet? You have such comprehensive software for every aspect of the video production workflow, but then don't offer a way to burn the project to DVD or BluRay? It boggles the mind. PLEASE figure out a way to allow us to keep using our old CS6 vintage of Encore, or just make a new version. This pandemic has been so hard for so many small businesses, and this decision by Adobe feels like a kick in the teeth. I have several projects I'm working on right now that I've had to put on hold until I can find a solution, just because I updated my computer and was locked out of my own software.

Windows 10 v2004＋Premiere Pro v15.2.0

「エフェクトコントロール」パネルから「楕円形マスク」をかけ、「プログラムモニター」を選択した状態で、楕円形マスクの頂点を選択して方向キーで移動させようとした場合、選択した頂点ではなくマスク全体が移動します。

４点の長方形マスクとベジェのペンマスクは選択した頂点が移動しますので正常です。
また、各マスクとも頂点を選択しない場合はマスク全体が移動しますので正常です。

本件、不透明度エフェクトとモザイクエフェクトで確認しました。

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Windows 10 v2004 ＋ Premiere Pro v15.2.0

If you apply "Ellipse Mask" from the "Effect Control" panel, select "Program Monitor", select the vertices of the ellipse mask and use the arrow keys to move them, the entire mask is used instead of the selected vertices. Will move.

The 4-point rectangular mask and Bezier pen mask are normal because the selected vertices move.
Also, if you do not select vertices for each mask, the entire mask will move, which is normal.

This case was confirmed with the opacity effect and the mosaic effect.

When exporting an H264 MP4 (haven't tried other codecs) from Premiere or Media Encoder using 2021 versions (tested 15.0, 15.2, 15.4 beta) to a shared storage volume connected using AFP (AppleShare), the last 5 seconds of any export image and audio glitches and freezes while the file continues the remaining seconds. The file itself doesn't appear corrupt but the video content isn't complete. Tried switching renderer, but it didn't solve this.

Premiere 14.9 works and all previous versions. Connecting using SMB works. Exporting local works.

The AFP connection is going through Acronis which runs on a Windows server, so the issue could be isolated to that potentially. First time ever experiencing this type of issue.

Issue is reproduced from multiple machines on the same network.

iMac Pro 3 GHz 10-core
OS 10.15.7 Catalina
Radeon Pro Vega 64 16GB Graphics

Premiere 2021 has a much improved captioning & subtitling workflow, but it has a huge weakness in that the only import and export format it supports is SRT, which does not preserve position info.

Our clients (which includes big ones such as Netflix) generally require us to reposition a caption or subtitle when it obscures a character’s lips or when it obscures on-screen text. Often this can be as simple as just moving a caption/subtitle instance to the top instead of the bottom.

However, the SRT file format doesn't support any positioning info at all. So, even though Premiere itself supports positioning of timed text, there's no way to get it in or out of Premiere.

I would like to suggest implementing basic TTML import and export. It is a well adopted and open W3C standard (Netflix's DFXP file format is heavily based on it), and even Premiere 2020 used something close to it within the .prproj files. I'll be glad to provide a TTML example file if it'd help.

The position data doesn’t need to be pixel perfect. Just the general nine-square positions is good enough.

Thank you!

Something simple, but ironically ESSENTIAL that's missing from the new Text Tool but is in Legacy Title Tool is the ability to move text or elements by holding a modifier key (command/control). I constantly have to click out of the window, switch to the arrow tool, then click back in, otherwise I would type an "a" for example.

Also, the Transform + 180 shutter speed trick to get motion blur on clips doesn't work on the new Text Tool, but DOES WORK on Legacy Titles. I use this function a lot for GFX sliding in and out. Another option, of course, would be to have a motion blur toggle in the Motion control tab ala after effects.