Went to the Media Browser, clicked the root folder that held the "CONTENTS" folder, and context-menu'd "Import" and every clip is named "CLIPS001". This did not happen with the previous version, just this new Premiere 2020.

After installing ver 14 (2020), I noticed that Premiere doesn't recognize Panasonic P2 media. It only sees the separate .mxf files/folders but not the card/folder as spanned clips. The Directory viewer only shows/allows the "File Directory" option. The Panasonic P2 is greyed out.

However when I switch over to ver 13.1.5 (2019) media browser works flawlessly and gives me the option to view File Directory and Panasonic P2.

Any way to correct/fix this? Is this a build issue?

Premiere pro 14.0.4 file import failure on some .mov files.

After opening up a saved project with previous version some of the Panasonic GH5 .Mov files are not linked. When trying to relink it now say "File inporter failure"

Hi, after updating to Premiere Pro version 14.0 video clips imported playback out of sync in the program and source monitors. The clips play fine in any video player outside of Premiere. I'm primarily importing MP4 files. I tried renaming the files from MP4 to MOV but it's still out of sync inside Premiere. I shoot with a Canon C100 and switched the camera to record .MTS files - same thing. My only workaround was to switch to Premiere Pro 2019 where clips are playing fine.

I have no idea what you did, but as soon as I updated Premiere to the either of the two newest versions this week, I can't import anything without it freezing in some way, be it video input or just stopping on a small video file that worked perfectly fine in previous version. So not only are you raising the price of the subscription, but also releasing broken software that just does not work!

Import does not work. Error "Kompressionstyp der Datei wird nicht unterstützt", mp4, 30fps, pretty normal videofiles.

Renaming of Media Cache/Media Cache Files does not work.

Can you help?
Premiere Pro 14.0 Magician, running on Windows 10

Thanks

I'm using Premiere Pro CC v13.0 and face the following problem when importing CinemaDNG files directly in Premiere:

I get massive amounts of extra noise in my video, which is not present when opening a single RAW DNG frame with Adobe Camera Raw (see example attached).

Premiere Pro and Media Encoder 14.0.2 on MacOS 10.15.3

When ingesting P2 media using Transcode Preset Match Source - XDCAM HD in Premiere, Media Encoder is transcoding 59.94i video to 25 fps instead of matching the source.

A quick test of the same media with Match Source - ProRes and Match Source - XDCAM EX works properly.

Bug: MP4 file imported with incorrect image size

MP4 files (produced by HS160 drone camera) are recognized correctly by other programs as 1920x1080. Premiere Pro imports as 1280x720. There are no settings to force correct image size. Example file is attached.

Workaround: use Handbrake to convert to another format, then Premiere Pro imports correctly.

3 different workstations in a Facilis shared storage environment, upon upgrading the machines to 14.0.1, the media brower refreshes every 3 - 4 seconds making it very difficult to import media. An open project itself is stable and shows no signs of issues. Only accessing the shared storage thru the media browser. Low drive no problem. These are all Macs (iMac Pro and 2 2013 trashcans - fully loaded with ram) OS 10.14.6, Facilis 7.12. Downgrading Premiere to 14.0.0 and the problem disappears.

When importing a layered PSD, the "import as" selection should have an "apply to all" option so that it applies to multiple PSDs that are being imported. Currently, you need to perform that action for each one separately which can be quite cumbersome

I dragged an updated animated clip into my Premiere timeline directly from the Finder window (macOS Mojave) holding Option to replace the existing clip. The new clip is not imported to the Project bin and "Reveal in Project" cannot find it. If the project is closed and opened, the missing clip appears in a bin called "Recovered clips".

It would be great to have an option which connect a bin with a folder.
For example, I can connect Folder A (on my hard disk) with Bin A (of Premiere), so whenever I add a file in Folder A it automatically adds it to Bin A inside Premiere

Sync audio and video by timecode in batches:
It would be great if you could select an entire bin or folder full of clips and autosync ALL of them in one go via timecode. As it is right now, you need to do them one by one which is very time consuming if you have hundreds of hours worth of material.

I record a bunch of gameplay videos with OBS, which, by default, exports to MKV. The feature was added in 2018, but was removed a year later. I don't want to have to remux my recordings to MP4 every time I record a gameplay video.

Many others are begging for it too. MKV is a container format, and OBS by default exports in H264. Removing support in 2019 was unnecessary and detrimental.