Steps to Reproduce Bug:

1. Open a Project

2. Open another project

3. Look at your screen

Results:

Multiple projects are open and it is very difficult to understand which project is which. It is much too easy to close the wrong project or affect an asset in the wrong project. Many users complain that the workspaces also change when if this is a workflow you want people to use then the workspace should stay the same throughout. A few suggestions:

1. Let the user disable this feature. It does not make sense for all of your users.

2. Make the highlighted/active project very obvious. Drop the other project into the background by maybe greying it out.

Expected Results:

A more obvious workspace.

A Premiere file that I have been working on for WEEKS suddenly and unexpectedly disappeared from my hard drive. Yes - DISAPPEARED completely. How can a file just vanish? If you think I'm lying do a Google search. I verified in Finder that my work folder and original clips are all still there, but the actual .pproj project file and auto-save folders are gone. I worked on the file, saved it, closed the project then the next evening when I went to open it it was gone from the project list on the Premiere home screen, AND the files were missing from my computer. It's like they never existed. Adobe - ARE YOU KIDDING ME. Add this to the volumes of bugs and inconsistencies that plague CC 2019.

On Adobe Premiere Pro 2019, 13.1.1 Build 11, the following issue occurred:

I clicked File --> Save As... --> and the window that was supposed to pop up as a file browser to save the project did not appear. I attempted to restart windows explorer to see if this would help. It didn't.

I was unable to save and forced to close Premiere Pro, losing 43 minutes of editing time.

The behavior was as if the window were open but invisible and inaccessible. I couldn't Alt-Tab to it. The Premiere Pro GUI was present but locked and made the typical windows error sound when trying to interact with any of the now-frozen GUI.

I have a dump file f desired, generated before I force-closed Premiere Pro.

System Specs:
Processor: Intel Core i7-8750H CPU @ 2.20 GHz
64-bit, Windows 10 Pro, version 1803, OS Build 17134.706
Nvidia Geforce GTX 1070 with Max Q Design
Driver 25.21.14.1771

When using Team Projects in Premiere Pro it is often a pain in the butt to keep files synchronized on both editors machines.

For instance, say both editors start with the same basic footage and begin to collaborate on a team project and then one of them decides to make a Title using a font the other editor doesn't have. Or perhaps they photoshop an image that now the other editor doesn't have. Or they pull from a stock library and add that footage to the project, stock footage the other person now doesn't have.

Even just getting started on a Team Project often means remapping files due to the differences between file systems. So it would be great if you guys included or added a new program that allowed Peer to Peer file transfers and syncing.

This way one person could set up a team project, and then once the other person has accepted the request to collaborate the two editors could sync their files and everyone would be working with the same media with all the mapping already in place.

Then if someone adds a new piece of media they could just drop it into the projects folder on their own machine, click sync media and the new file will transfer to the other editor's machine (with permission of course)

I realize you can technically do this with Creative Cloud storage, but sometimes we work with editors who have no creative cloud storage and there really is no point of uploading files to Dropbox or Google Drive or ANY cloud storage system if they're not going to be needed long term.

For the moment me and my teammate have been using dewdrop and sharedrop to directly transfer files back and forth to each other without the need for cloud storage, but it would be nice if this sort of transfer feature was built into Premiere or at least as a separate app in the creative cloud suite.

If you could also make it super secure that would be amazing. But just the feature alone would be nice.