See attached video. In one of my projects, performance in general is particularly bad (4k media mixed with mp4's in timeline I believe is the problem). But when you select clips and try to move them around in the timeline, the clips remain where they were shown. The clips are being moved, but you can't see them. Definitely a bug.

Horrible bug with audio waveforms seemingly randomly disappearing. Seems impossible to get them back, even when rebuilding peak files. Especially annoying on long sequenzes.

Makes audio editing nearly impossible. Please help soon!

Adobe Premiere Pro 2019 keeps crashing. Please fix it. I keep losing the work i have just done and its taking me ages to complete a project

Composite Preview During Trim switch doesn't work in 2020
if you disable it in the timeline wrench, it still does it. Premiere has never been fluid with this unlike avid's trim mode, I always switch it to off despite having a powerful system, but it shows the 2 screens and freezes up the app for 10 secs for every cut. the larger the project, the more it slows down per trim.

Premiere Pro becomes less and less stable to work with. 2019 has seen the worst versions so far. It's already a running joke with EVERY single filmmaker I meet.

It's buggy, lagging and keeps crashing and wasting the time I should spend working for my client rather than trying to fix all kinds of things with crazy work-around solutions other Adobe customers come up with.

I'm dreaming of the day Premiere Pro is as stable as Photoshop but I guess I will have switched to DaVinci Resolve before that happens.

When doing speed ramps, the non-rendered previews when trying to playback are a disaster. This needs to be fixed ASAP as it's killing my workflow.

My mouse disappears at random while working on projects.

On the latest Windows 10 OS and Premiere version, when closing the premiere application, it does not kill the premiere process. The window will close but the process is still active and taking a large chunk of memory (viewable in Task Manager). To fully kill the premiere, you have to end the process via task manager. A new premiere window cannot be opened unless it is killed fully via task manager.

Stop finding new gimmicks that hardly anyone uses, yes they are a bit of fun but before you make those, focus on making Premiere the most rock solid editing platform the world has ever seen. Please do this before everyone including myself, start to migrate to resolve. I really don't want to learn another editing package but I need stability in my life. I'm giving it another 12 months.

iMac Pro 2017 Running Premiere Pro 13.1.5 Crash and reboot on its own

Premiere will function normally when editing a long video but after some time (around 5 to 10 minutes) the timeline cursor will flicker rapidly and all user inputs on the timeline won't function unless zoomed all the way out. I've seen this problem reported by other users but not on this website. The only temporary solution is to close and reopen Premiere which takes away valuable time I could spend editing.

"Run Script Error Expected: )" when starting Premiere Pro CC 2019 an error pops up, "Run Time Script Error - Expected" which has not happened before in 8 years of Premiere usage.
The error Message locks up every Premier welcome window and only clears after pressing "OK" an unholy and unacceptable number of times. The number of times required to press "OK" seems to increase exponentially after every time there is an add/ save/design/redesign a workspace. Removing and restoring preferences and settings SHOULD NOT BE THE FIX TO THIS.

I have thought enough about some of the side effects I have reported which are what I suspect are several problems occurring together.

When I open a saved project, whatever my last changes were being lost. If I save the project and reopen, it will go back as if I was pushing the Ctrl+shift+z undo button. Hence my hold segments disappearing, the chroma key working "at random" and now the editor has uncut my videos.

Kind regards
Mike H

Request the feature of displaying video in low quality inside the Premier program so that we can play the high-quality videos without interruption inside the program

This was broken in 2019 and still is in 2020. When exporting multiple timelines to Encoder, Encoder tends to stop randomly at the end of one of the outputs and refuses to do anything until restarted.

Remind me again why my company pays over £200 a month for 4 licenses when all we get is updates after updates which tend to break more stuff than they fix?

If you have CUDA acceleration enabled and apply an Inverted Mask with Feathering, the feathering will appear in the wrong place. Enabling Software Only mode renders the scene correctly.

tobiq1947031 has a file that is 1 frame in length that crashes Premiere Pro upon import. It was shot on a GoPro Hero 7 Black camera. I have replicated his issue on my system with Premiere Pro 13.1.4

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2650314