Instead of having 100 sequence presets at the top of the new sequence window you can hide all the ones you rarely use.

Likewise, hiding all other exporting presets that are never/rarely used would be helpful.

We use 2 sequence types and three export types and every time you have to select a parent catagory, then a sub category just to get your preset.

Why not save your favorites as quick buttons (about 5 of them) at the top, and it's a click and go, not select and OK.

Again, hiding all those presets would be great, nice to know theyr'e there when we need them, but not pushing them aside every time we need to make something new or export something.

I have recorded some clips with stereo audio. Left channel was using a lav mic, and right channel was from the camera mic. When I play back, the audio meters show levels in the correct channel (left channel is much louder than right). The waveform in the track show the left channel being much louder. But, the audio is flipped between my speakers when playing back.

I verified through Windows 10 audio settings that my speakers are connected correctly. When I play back the files in VLC, the audio is correct. The files are H.264 MP4 files. I originally recorded the clips on a BlackMagic Pocket Cinema 4K in Blackmagic RAW format. I imported that into Davinci Resolve for some basic color correction, then exported that as the H.264 MP4 to use in Premiere. The audio was playing correctly in Resolve.

If I use the "Fill Right with Left", it works as expected, and both channels have the louder left audio.

When pausing footage playback from my timeline, the entire picture drops in exposure roughly 50% and it takes on an odd magenta hue as well. Once it's played again, or when actively making Lumetri slider adjustments, it returns to the correct "brighter" state until pausing again or releasing the slider.
Playing footage from the source monitor doesn't have this issue, only the Program monitor.

In addition, when exporting in Media Encoder, it exports the proper "brighter" version, but if exporting in Premiere directly, it exports the "dimmer" version.

Downgrading to 14.0 temporarily resolves the issue, it seems to only be in 14.0.1.

After updating Premiere to 14.0.1, dragging the CTI in a timeline with Essential Graphics files causes them to flicker and stretch momentarily in the Program window. It doesn't matter if clip is rendered or not. As far as I can tell it doesn't crash Premiere or have detrimental effects other than visual annoyance, but it's a big annoyance.

Also, our .mogrts for our templates have text in the empty fields that appear in the program window but there are no words in the essential graphics text field. I call it ghost text. The only way to work around it as far as I can see is to go into the "ghosted" text field delete all then type a letter or two and delete that. Then the fields will appear blank as they should. Hope that makes sense. Hard to capture it as a still frame.

When editing a long multicam target sequence, Premiere becomes unuseable with minute-long or unrecoverable hangs each time I press play or relocate the playhead. This occurs when the Multicam Source Sequence is open in another timeline tab (but not active). Closing the Source Sequence tab restores normal functionality and playback and editing become responsive again in the target sequence.

It's often necessary have the source sequence open in order to make changes to the underlying clips (eg audio mix since audio is not editable in the target sequence which is ridiculous, adjusting exposure/colour on individual cameras etc) I find myself switching between the source and target sequences constantly to fine tune as I go. This bug is making it impossible.

Simply having the source sequence open in an inactive tab brings Premiere to it's knees. My computer has adequate resources and is not being taxed at all.

The whole multicam workflow in Premiere is a clunky nightmare full of roadblocks and it needs a complete rethink and rewrite.

System Specs:
Premiere Pro CC 2020 14.0.0 but bug is also present in CC 2019
macOS 10.13.6
i7 6700K @ 4.0 GHz
64GB RAM
Media on NVMe drive (Read speed ~2400 MB/s)
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 4GB (NVIDIA Web Driver 387.10.10.10.40.133)

When I import footage a 120 FPS, interpret footage to 24 FPS, put it on the timeline then try and speed ramp it up a bit so it plays in real time as opposed to slow mo, the picture viewer will not display the footage as it plays. It will show a still frame or it will play in a choppy motion. When I render the footage then it plays properly, Not used to this with Premier Pro CC 2019.

So I tested the same process in Premier Pro CC 2019 and when I speed ramp or simple speed up the entire clip, I have no issues with it playing in the picture viewer nor do I need to render it in order for it to play properly in the picture viewer window.

Please fix this issue. Have to go back to using CC 2019 to avoid headaches.