In an older version of Premiere, if I imported 100 clips, I could click on clip #1 and then shift-click on clip#100, drag them to the sequence, and it put them in the right order.
Now, it doesn't. I've been through support on this and they are able to recreate the problem.
The "fix" is to click-drag-select the clips in the order I want, but when I have 100 clips, this really isn't easy. Plus... it used to work, now it doesn't. Now, it just puts them in a random order.

Currently you can only apply labels from the project panel (or in a timeline to clips in sequence).

Would be a big logging workflow timesaver to be able to hit your label shortcut key directly from the source panel rather than have to jump back over to the project panel.

Especially given the super clunky workaround for this search bin bug: https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/33872809-search-bins-and-search-bar-have-some-bugs-and-unwa

when I download new videos in the source monitor, the video does not load in full. It is like on the spot, while when I open it outside adobe they work very well. These sequences come from the same devices, and previous videos were loaded very well. No problem reading the rush .. I do not know where it can come from! Thanks for your help !

Laura

Often Project Manager will fail to trim clips used in a sequence when performing a Consolidate/Transcode. This can result in massive amounts of unnecessary media being copied. The most common culprit is a mismatch between the source footage and transcode preset audio layout. "Match Source" should apply to the audio as well as the video when performing this operation. Obviously, there are some codecs that don't support certain audio layouts, but when transcoding to Quicktime Apple Pro Res or GoPro Cineform, this should not be an issue.

In the project window, if you duplicate a file/sequence whatever, or a copy/paste it, it creates the new file in the ROOT folder of the project.

I would love it to create the file in the Bin I'm currently in.

Thank you.

Whenever you open merged clips in your source monitor, all your marker notes disappear when you double-click the clip. Very annoying and time-consuming, and seemingly unfixable. It seems this has been a problem for awhile, please help.

To be able to create new project from this directory/folder.

So we have new project named by this directory name in this directory name and we have all the files imported from this exact directory.

Would
Be
GREAT :)!

I use an external SSD for my media cache, which occasionally gets unplugged from my laptop. If I forget to have this plugged in when premiere loads, I currently have two options.

• I can force-quit Premiere, plug my drive in and reload premiere.

• Or I can click 'ok' on the warning dialogue and my cache setting will be wiped and need to be reset in program.

I would love if the warning dialogue had a 'check for cache again' option, so that I could plug my drive in, instead of force-quitting or resetting to default.

We can now place links to other Premiere projects as well as links to After Effects compositions. What is really missing is the ability to do the same for Premiere sequences. This is not the same as importing a sequence since that merges the other project with the current project and the sequence won't update if the external project is changed.

my timeline wont save when i hit "save as", please help i don't want to have to start from scratch every time i close my computer

While in the project bin, Command + double-click no longer opens multi-camera source sequences in the timeline. Using right mouse click then selecting 'open in timeline' works as well as creating a keyboard shortcut.
They also open fine when you use command + double-click from within another timeline. The issue is just from within the project bin.

If media is spread across several folders, allow the 'Collect and copy' function to intelligently consolidate media to a chosen destination folder, without duplicating any media that already exists at the destination.

Opening old an older shared project version has the project converted but link in the source project isn't updated and remains pointing at the old version. The solution would be for projects not to have to have to convert in the first place.

After using project manager to copy files to new location, it does not copy tiff files and will not manually link to them. If I manually try to link to the tiff files, it gives an import error, except there is no actual error text.

In fact, we have multiple projects that will not import tiff images -- they give an import error without any actual error text.

I have 3 or 4 sequences open then when I reboot my computer (because Premiere Pro is so buggy) then only ONE sequence is open

When I open projects, Premiere creates one or more empty files in the project folder with names like "7810fad9-0422-4112-a68b-c96e32c9e13c"

Sometimes it doesn't do anything. Especially since 2018. If you're not going to make stability rock-solid - make the emergency Save flawless.

why when I import footage that is 37 minutes into premiere pro cc 2018, it cuts my footage into 1 second (a single frame) and it is still one second in the source manager but when I watch the video on my pc it is still 37 minutes?