Mac system.

If my system goes to sleep, and rewakes I have to turn my 3rd monitor back on. This is the monitor Premiere is set to use for transmit and it means that even though Premiere has Transmit enabled and the monitor checked in the preferences (if I open this dialog) the screen is not recognized or used by transmit.

Toggling transmit off and on does nothing.

What I have to do is open the pref dialog, uncheck the screen, uncheck mercury transmit, close the dialog, open the dialog, check the screen, check mercury transmit. Then the screen is recognized and used again.

Ask / Recommendation:
- a "refresh transmit" option that would do all this in one keystroke

Working with RED footage in 15.0.0 is extremely choppy. Clips will play perfectly in source monitor, but when playing clip in program monitor/timeline the clip is unusable because of extreme stutter and choppy playback. Dropped frame indicator shows a lot of dropped frames. Using the same exact clip in PPCC 2019 plays perfectly in both source and program monitor with no issues or dropped frames. Ive been working with Adobe techs and have giving them as much info as possible to help resolve the issue.
I have pin pointed the exact issue and I have even created a video showing exactly what's going on. I have filed multiple bug reports with adobe and I have even spoken with multiple adobe techs about this.
It's been over a year and this issue hasn't been resolved. This is really impacting myself and my teams work flow. My video literally shows exactly what's happening adobe please resolve this.
Heres a link to video: https://vimeo.com/490246628/b9041fec30

Working with RED footage in 15.0.0 is extremely choppy. Clips will play perfectly in source monitor, but when playing clip in program monitor/timeline the clip is unusable because of extreme stutter and choppy playback. Dropped frame indicator shows a lot of dropped frames. Using the same exact clip in PPCC 2019 plays perfectly in both source and program monitor with no issues or dropped frames. Ive been working with Adobe techs and have giving them as much info as possible to help resolve the issue.
I have pin pointed the exact issue and I have even created a video showing exactly what's going on. I have filed multiple bug reports with adobe and have even spoken with multiple adobe techs about this. Its been over a year and this issue has to been resolved. My video literally shows exactly what's happening adobe please resolve this.

Link to video: https://vimeo.com/490246628/b9041fec30

Include DVD (And all possible media) burning capability within the app. The fact that I had to purchase the entire Creative Cloud to be able to render a video and now that I need to copy video content to a DVD player to share with nursing homes and can NOT DO IT WITH ADOBE PRODUCTS is frustrating. Give us the ability to do one stop production. And recognize that the WORLD is not yet streaming and downloading all their content because they either do not have reliable internet or they do not have the technological capability/aptitude/money/time or will to try to access everything from a cloud.

When using LUTs in Lumetri, playback performance becomes really poor - like, stuck at 10-12fps consistently. Overall responsiveness drops as well. This is especially true with "heavier" LUTs and when using them in an adjustment layer.

Any version of Pr Pro 2020 beyond 14.3.1 exhibits this issue, so it's been around for a while. I was bummed to find that the issue is still present in 14.5 because the GPU accelerated decoding for H.264/265 media is an excellent addition.

Anyone know if Adobe is looking into this bug?

General notes:

I've noticed this problem on multiple systems (specs below)

It happens on all types of video sizes and codecs I've tested (H.264,
HEVC, ProRes, 4K footage, 1080p footage, etc.)

Smaller file size LUTs seem to create less of an issue than larger ones but still noticeably reduce playback performance

I believe adjustment layers create even more of an impact hit

System Specs:

System 1
Windows 10 (May 2020 update)
i7-7820X
64GB DDR4 2666MHz RAM
GTX 1070 (have used multiple drivers to test but currently on latest studio driver)
All drives are either NVMe SSDs or SATA SSDs

System 2
Windows 10 (May 2020 update)
i9-9900K
64GB DDR4 2666MHz RAM
GTX 1070
1TB NVMe SSD

Scrubbing and Fast Forwarding performance is often painfully slow.

Here's an example by Jayme Cowley Media Co. of scrubbing performance in Pr vs Resolve: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilPUc22itSA. The associated FR he posted mentions the problem but doesn't offer any specific solutions.

Here are 3 improvements that could greatly enhance scrubbing and fast forwarding in Pr:

1. SCRUBBING/FF RESOLUTION: In addition to being able to set the Payback and Paused Resolution in the Source/Program Monitor's wrench menus, it would be great to also be able to specify the resolution that's used when scrubbing or Fast Forwarding in the Timeline or Source Monitor. This setting would be variable, meaning that setting it to 1/4 resolution, for example, would scrub/play the footage at a variable resolution between Full all the way down to 1/4, depending on how well one's computer can keep up. (see Image 1)

2. DYNAMICALLY IGNORE EFFECTS: A new setting in the Timeline's wrench menu could allow Pr to dynamically disregard computationally heavy effects while scrubbing/Fast Forwarding in the Timeline whenever necessary in order to provide a fluid viewing experience. Essential effects such as crop and Motion settings would always be shown, but certain effects such as Lumetri Color, sharpen, blur, Warp Stabilizer, etc. could be ignored depending on how well the computer can keep up with the Timeline to guarantee a fluid viewing experience. Of course, the moment the user stops scrubbing or resumes normal playback speed, all effects would be displayed again (see Image 2). Optionally, to visually inform users that effects are being omitted, the playhead could turn a different color whenever this happens, returning to its normal blue color as soon as conditions allow all effects to be rendered once again.

3. ONLY SHOW I-FRAMES: TaranVH posted a brilliant FR suggesting that Pr only show the nearest I-frames while scrubbing Long GOP footage, quickly updating to the actual frame under the playhead when pausing. I'd like to add that this great idea should also be used when fast forwarding. Make sure to take a look and vote here: https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/42186322--i-frame-first-fast-seeking-for-inter-frame-compr?tracking_code=ccac1cc695840488e461c4e3fa2399bb

Hopefully some or all of these suggestions can be implemented to help guarantee smooth scrubbing and fast forwarding. Even though computers are getting faster, the ever increasing demands put on them with 6K and 8K footage means new tools are needed in order to give editors a great editing experience. This is especially true for laptop editors!

As always, thank you for listening!

A large portion of my recent work has been editing steam VODS. Long, 2 to 3 hour videos that take absolutely forever to edit through. However, to make the process faster, I like to play at 2x speed. Currently, changing the playback speed like this can only be accomplished using the J and L keys to speed up or slow down the playback. This works if you want to watch it over as a whole, but for me at times you may need to pause continuously throughout the video to add a cut or two. then, when you resume playback, you may only need it for twenty seconds until you need to pause and cut again. However, when you resume playback, it restarts at 1x playback speed and you have to press the L key again to get back to the other speed. This may not seem like that big of a deal, but for those smaller time gaps it definitely is, as in most cases you won't take the time to increase playback speed, as hitting the L key also skips many frames of the video, and doing so may cause you to get lost in what you're editing. That issue could be resolved by having a setting that allowed the user to choose their default timeline playback speed. That way, there is no need to re-increase the playback speed every. single, time, that you pause the video.