There is a problem with the click and drag function on the timeline when you try to click a spot on the timeline and drag the playhead to a different spot. The playhead will move to the click spot, and if you move it, the playhead will move to that second location but nothing in between. This also occurs when you try to change any effects in the effect control panel. The click will engage the effect, but you have to enter in manually the number. https://youtu.be/waGwsoJHODc This video shows how it functions. I'm on a 2018 Macbook Pro with Mojave 10.14.5 (June 2019) and Pr CC 13.1

The LUTs that Lumetri Export give my footage banding and are of low quality. Their file sizes are 5 or 10 times smaller than the .cube files that Davinci Resolve exports and my question is: why would Adobe Premiere - one of the biggest and most well known NLEs on the market - have .CUBE presets that are so low in quality that they create banding when applied to footage?

And secondly why can't we select between differing degrees of .CUBE export so if we need a high quality LUT (which I'd argue is 100% of the time if you're a video/film professional) we can customise the export quality. It's mind boggling to me that there is only one un-customisable size for .cube export and it is such low quality that it ruins your footage.

Is there any reason for this bizarre and glaring oversight?!

Month after month, year after year, Premiere is buggy, yet they keep working on new flashy features while the original stuff is buggy.

PLEASE hire a team of Editors where all they do is TEST Premiere Pro CC with BIG project. I'm not talking about a 2 minute commercial, like actually a large feature film project with many layers, many different file types, effects, audio work, dynamically linked to AE etc etc etc. Over an hour long of fully edited stuff. Work with Keyframes, lumetri color, adjustment layers, luts etc.

Have these Editors beta test software and WHEN, not if they come across bugs, fix them. Then when no more bugs have been found, THEN release it.

You guys are shooting yourselves in the foot by continuously annoying paying customers by having buggy software and carelessly releasing glitchy software. Your competition doesn't have glitchy software anywhere nearly as bad as Premiere Pro.

Please make things work, I just submitted a crash report because it randomly just crashed while exporting, which was 1 of 4 buggy problems I've experienced in the last 24 hours.

Fix the bugs! Read any forum on the internet about Premiere Pro, the comments are in the 10's of thousands regarding how buggy it is.

It's incredibly frustrating when you have a client project due and lumetri color decides to not apply a lut to one clip correctly out of 50 in your edit, then you leave the studio and have to drive back to re-export, THEN it crashes when all you changed was one thing in lumetri color, and here you are at 4am trying to fix things.

Create a preference that all audio imported has a default decibel level set to users preference. There have been several instances where I've opened a music track in my viewer and nearly blown my ears out because in the timeline I turned it down by about 30 db's but the master files has been untouched. I would love to be able to set a default level and turn up audio rather than always having to turn down music and SFX. This would be a safeguard for the times that I don't remember to select all of my music files and manually set the decibel levels.

Screen flicker when using Lumetri in Adobe Premiere.

I noticed it was only happening when I had the Lumetri SCOPES panel open and made adjustments on Lumetri, but goes as away when I close it. Is this common?

My GPU drivers are up to date and games, 3D programs work fine.

I notice the flicker only occurs when I use the Lumetri Scopes on my native display resolution of 3000×2000. If I go down to 1080p display, or even close the Scopes panel, there is no flicker. So I think that may be the issue. Which works as a fine fix for me, but I wanted to be sure.

Attached is a video and screenshot of the flicker. You can even see that the flicker is actually the same color(s) as the Scopes panel. Which lead me to believe that was the issue.
I believe the scopes panel displays so much color data in it that when displayed at a high resolution like around 4k, it causes that flicker. On my card at least. I wanted to see if this was common, seeing that many people edit on 4k displays today as it is. Thanks!

When opening a project in PPro, the order of the Sequence Tabs in the Timeline Window should open in the exact same order they were left. Currently, if I had, say 6 tabs open (Act 1, Act 2, Act 3, etc) and closed the project, when I reopen the project these sequences will open up out of order (Act 6, Act 3, Act 4, Act 1, etc random order). This is really annoying, because then we need to drag them back into order ourselves — which is already a buggy process sometimes, as the scaling of the dragging goes all wacky and you have to drag it 4 times further than the actual target location.

Reproducable bug in the latest version of PR (v13.1.2 @the time of writing).
Here's an annoying one:
1) Turn on the "Comparison View" in horizontal or vertical split mode (side-by-side seems to be unaffected)
2) In the Lumetri panel try to use ANY of the color pickers (i.e. the WB Selector in "Basic Correction" tab, ANY of the pickers in the "Curves" tab or ANY of the pickers in the "HSL Secondary" section – it doesn't matter, "pick" your poison really [pun intended])
3) Watch PR crash hard

Reproducable on OSX (AMD) and WIN10 (RTX2080)
Anyone else joining the party?

Please fix this! TIA!