We should be able to save down to the last version of the software and here's why.

• RISK: installing and working only from the latest version of adobe software is very risky with all the hidden bugs that happen every major update.

• FILE SHARING: not everyone takes said risk and works to the latest update.

• FILE RECOVERY: like the situation I'm in now, I worked 20 hours on a project that only now will crash every time it's opened. I have a minute which would be long enough to save a file but is not workable.

• PROMOTES STAYING UP TO DATE: if users can save down, the risk is lessened and promotes more users to provide valuable user data.

Saving to XML: This option does not save applied effects reliably which can mean hours added to the project deadline.

This feature has been needed and requested for over 3 years now. Other adobe softwares have had this feature for over 10. It's time...

https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/38080990-everything-wrong-with-captions-in-premiere-pro-13

The above link is a post detailing issues with captioning. Here are some more that I would like to add to the list:

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The most egregious failing of the system is the text-editing inabilities of the Captions panel. The text box does not respect standard system keyboard shortcuts for caret navigation. All of the following standard text-editing shortcuts, that see heavy usage with document editing, do not work as expected:

- Home/End: Instead of moving the caret to the start/end of the line, it selects the first/last caption in the list.

- Up/Down: Instead of moving up/down a line, it selects the previous/next caption in the list.

- Ctrl+Home/End: Instead of moving to the beginning/end of the text, it selects all the captions before/after.

Shift+Home/End: Instead of selecting text to the start/end of the line, it selects all the captions before/after.

Ctrl+Backspace/Delete: Instead of deleting the previous/next word, it deletes the current caption.

There are probably more. Please use a standard text box implementation for the captions so all standard shortcuts work within them.

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You cannot use standard editing shortcuts to retime the captions (ripple edits, extending in/out points, adding/subtracting time, etc.) Since all the captions live within a single container clip, you are required to click and drag on the small handles on either end to adjust timing.

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The timing of the captions on export is determined by the in point of the container clip, and not by the in point of the first caption. This is an obtuse and un-intuitive mechanic and it required me to Google how to globally fix the timing, after I realised everything was out of sync (which only shows up on export, mind you, and not in the timeline itself while you're captioning).

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The captions do not wrap automatically. For long captions, you are required to manually create line breaks, or else they go off the screen.

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You cannot directly select any caption in the Timeline. Even with the mouse cursor placed directly over a caption, it will first only select the container clip. You need a second click to select the actual caption.

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There is no way to define a global style. Any global change requires you to select all the captions. If you want any captions to not be affected by that global change, you have to manually de-select those.

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In the Captions panel, clicking a caption will not actually navigate to that caption in the timeline, so you cannot immediately see a preview of your edit. You have to take the extra step of navigating the playhead to that clip manually.

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For whatever reason, you cannot select more than 2 captions in the timeline simultaneously. Even then, you cannot move them both at the same time.

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You cannot undo any value change in the Captions panel (e.g. font size, colour, etc.) unless you first deselect the caption. If you don't deselect the caption, hitting Undo will unexpectedly undo the last text change you made.

I can't use Workspaces right now as they don't seem to remember which monitor is being used for which window set in place for the workspace. I'll save a workspace with my main window and timeline on monitor 1 and when I reload the project the next day, the window has shifted to monitor 2 with the other windows on top of it. I also often get a blank window when loading a previously saved workspace. The saved workspace now seems completely useless and I have to start from scratch with creating my workspace. Workspaces are unusable for me right now.

Until recently (I'm on v13.1 at the moment), a user was able to roll the mouse wheel over the closed LUT drop down menu and cycle through different LUTs. These LUTs would be applied on the Lumetri layer, allowing for adjustment of intensity and interaction with other layers.

This option has recently disappeared. Once a user clicks a LUT in the drop down menu, that selection is moved to the top of the menu, causing "Browse..." to be the next LUT option when mouse scrolling.

Please see an example here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi6DxcWCu2w

Yes, the preview window in the Lumetri>Creative panel allows cycling through LUTs, but it is at 100% intensity and without regard for other effects applied to the clip.

This happened seemingly out of nowhere. I was watching back the final edit of a project when all of the overexposed portions of the video were blacked out. I have no idea what caused it or how to fix it. See attached screenshot.

For reference, I am working on a 2015 Macbook Pro on High Sierra 10.13.6. Video was shot on a Fuji X-T3 camera, 4k 24fps, 400 mbps, 4:2:0 10 bit, H.265 files. I used Apple ProRes proxies at 720p. The blacking out was not present when I started (and finished) editing. It came up during final playback, at which point no fix I tried (resetting the color correction, deleting Lumetri from effects, rendering, deleting the timeline and starting over) was able to correct it.

The way that Premiere reads timecode seems to have been broken in 13.0.0 and 13.0.1.

I have DNxHR LB clips in the MXF OP1a container that were created in DaVinci Resolve Studio 15.0.

When I import these clips into Premiere Pro 13.0.0 or 13.0.1, the timecode is being read wrong--arbitrarily about 1.5 minutes off.

The workaround I have is to go into the "Modify" menu and manually change the starting timecode of the clip back to the correct starting timecode.

This seems to be a bug that was introduced in 13.0.0 and still hasn't been fixed in 13.0.1.

I have replicated the issue on two different Windows 10 Pro workstations: 1803 17134.376.