The new import menu should have the project panel visible on the bottom right.

Most times you want to import items into already created bins/projects and there's no way to do that currently.

Would be a super handy feature to make the new import mode more powerful.

メタデータ（リールナンバー）の読み込み、変更が出来る様に　

他社は出来るので。いまだに出来ないのは、厳しいです

This only happens on the latest Premiere Pro version. Whenever an explorer window is opened through Premiere, either while locating and opening a project or while using the import function, the window freezes and nothing happens. The only solution seems - open a project file directly by double clicking the project file and use media browser for importing. Because any instance of using the explorer window through premiere, causes Premiere to crash.

Using PP 22.5.0 when dragging a folder into a bin only some of the media inside will be imported. Also sub folders will only sometimes come in as bins, but other times the media will just be lumped into the parent folder. Previously the folder structure would remain as the bin structure. Media that does not import when dragging the folder into PP can be imported when dragged in individual files so it's not a media format problem.

When i open or create a new project, while there is a project already opened, the newly imported audio files doesn't have waveform and the conforming doesn't start. I have to restart premiere, and re-open the project every time to make it work.

When importing an XML, there should be a dialogue box that allows for a bit more control. The most important would be to chose if you want to import the media linked to the XML, or if Premiere should look into the project panel, or even in a specific bin. XMLs are often used for round trips to other programs, and in that case, all the media is already present, and importing the XML imports it again.

Automatically bring superwhite levels to 100% on import.
Eg. S-Cinetone on A7siii records up to 109%, and you need to manually bring white levels down on each clip to match what was seen in camera.

When I create a new project, and insert media on the timeline, it doesn't open the project window automatically, so I have to go to windows>project every time.

When I open many previously created projects in 22.5, I'm asked to relink missing media upon launch. When I point Premiere to the correct area, though, it finds the file but gives me a generic import error, and I can't relink any media. Even trying to manually import that footage as a new import gives me the same error.

But downgrading the app to 22.3.1 fixes the issue, and the app "finds" the media with no issues upon launch.

When importing an image sequence, occasionally we have to delete a bad frame. That interrupts frame numbering, and when Premier gets to the skipped number, it stops importing. There needs to be an option for Premier to skip the missing frame and continue importing the remainder of the selected files.

When importing an image sequence, it is very difficult to get Windows to rename files with leading zeroes if the application creating the files didn't include them. When imported without leading zeroes, you get a sequence that goes 1, 11, 111, 1111, 2, 22... which totally doesn't work.. It takes much time to add leading zeroes and then divide the files into bins that all have the same number of digits. Why can't Premier have a switch to sequence files without leading zeroes the right way?

I have the checkbox selected prior to importing, and I have Premiere set to ingest footage and create proxies upon Ingest. Yet, I get no Proxy watermark. See screenshot for proof.

About a month ago I created a custom Import Ingest preset in Media Encoder and uploaded it to Premiere using the 'Add Ingest Preset' button on the Project Settings window (the window that appears when you click the spanner next to the 'Ingest' check box in the Media Browser).

Yesterday, I updated Premiere because Lumetri Scopes were bugging out for me and not updating.

Today I've just realised my Ingest preset is gone.

This is very important to me. Or at least provide detailed instructions on how to import MP4 files from Android phones!

Add a default setting or a check box in the Import Layered File interface so when importing multiple layered files, one wouldn't have to select "ok" for every single file. Checking the box would only work for a group of files imported at the same time.