Copy and paste the problem of Jan Lucas since i have the same problem with the new version of premiere pro.

Bug Report: Premiere Pro 22.1.2 compatibility issues with Red Giant Universe 5.0.1 - Error Universe Runtime
Universe 5.0.1 seems to have an issue with the new Premiere Pro 22.1.1 Update. Premiere doesn't seem to be able to load the .aex-files. It massively slows down the startup of Premiere. You need to accept an error message ("Error connecting to Universe runtime. Please reinstall Universe.") for every Universe effect that is not loading, meaning 93 clicks are necessary to open up Premiere. The same problem occurs within a Premiere-Project, when trying to apply a Universe-effect; plus, in some cases, it causes Premiere or my PC to crash.
Reinstalling either Premiere Pro or Universe does not fix the problem. The only way to get Universe working again, is to downgrade back to Premiere 22.0.

Frame IO is not able to detect the file when using the Upload > Upload Active Sequence option. The file is in the correct place in my Creative Cloud folder when I navigate to it in Windows Explorer. This bug is happening to me on Windows 11, 10850k intel, Nvidia RTX3090, 32GB ram.

The workaround is Upload > File and pick my rendered sequence.

Not sure what category this bug falls under so I put it in 3rd Party Software since I think that's what Frame.IO. This may be a Premier bug though, not sure what category it would fall under in that case.

PFCHECKOUTPARAM no longer returns a valid image from PFCmdUSERPARAMCHANGED in Premiere Beta, as of 22.1.1 BETA build 41.
Occurs on Mac and Windows, every system, every time. PFCHECKOUTPARAM doesn't return an error but the effect world have bogus value, like very large width and rowbytes.
If we need to use another API that's fine, but PFCHECKOUTPARAM should at least return an error.
PrSDKSequenceRenderSuite seems to be the alternative, but I have not yet tried setting other parameters from the completion callback.

To reproduce this, download Beauty Box, apply and click on Analyze Frame (image content doesn't matter).
https://digitalanarchy.com/demos/psd_mac.html#d4
https://digitalanarchy.com/demos/psd_win.html#d4

As a Loupedeck user, I want to add tracks to timeline without causing Premiere to crash.

Steps to reproduce:
Open Premiere Pro 14.6 or 14.7 on Win or Mac (bug is not reproduced with older versions)
Add Loupedeck as control surface
Add a track (audio, submix or video) in the timeline sequence

Expected result:
The track is added, Premiere Pro application is running

Actual result:
The track is not added, Premiere Pro application hangs up

Note:
The behavior is the same when adding tracks with mouse through the UI of Premiere (with LD added as control surface)
Adding tracks works fine when LD is removed as control surface.

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It'd be nice if Premiere and After Effects would have some way to let the user isolate and disable/delete plug-ins that cause the programs to crash on start-up (my biggest issue with new updates) or ideally even when it causes older project files not to work correctly. I hardly use plug-ins (for this reason) and even so a few times I've found myself scrutinizing the application load screen trying to catch exactly where the application crashes and then digging through the hard drive to find and delete the plug-in I think is crashing it. Maybe there's an easy way to do this that I don't know about but if not, I'd certainly appreciate one!

As a Loupedeck user, I want to add tracks to timeline without causing Premiere to crash.

Steps to reproduce:
Open Premiere Pro 14.6 or 14.7 on Win or Mac (bug is not reproduced with older versions)
Add Loupedeck as control surface
Add a track (audio, submix or video) in the timeline sequence

Expected result:
The track is added, Premiere Pro application is running

Actual result:
The track is not added, Premiere Pro application hangs up

Note:
The behavior is the same when adding tracks with mouse through the UI of Premiere (with LD added as control surface)
Adding tracks works fine when LD is removed as control surface.