Problem: Importing a 5.5 - 6GB h.264 file (4K/59.94 FPS) causes Premiere to go "Not Responding". The import dialog box stays up, the status bar doesn't move, and both the dialog box and Premiere's title bar say "Not Responding". While this is happening, one core of my OC'd 7900X goes right to 100%. Another core is around 50-70%, and the rest are at or near idle.

This lasts for approximately 1 minute and 20 seconds per file imported, give or take. I can't do a single thing with Premiere while the import is happening; I have to just sit and wait for it to respond to the operating system again.

Once the file is installed, I have another lag associated with putting it on the timeline. Putting that large file on the time line does NOT cause Premiere to go unresponsive. But I can't do anything with the timeline until... something finishes. I'm not sure what Premiere is doing, but it again sends a core (or two) to 100% while I wait. This one lasts for far longer than 1:20; sometimes it's four to five minutes.

The system specs are here: https://www.jasonvanpatten.com/gaming-rig/

Storage is set up as:

HDD mirror - media pool/imports
SSD mirror - project files
M.2 drive - scratch space
NVMe (sys drive) - export drive

It doesn't matter where I put the import media. I can even put it on the super-fast NVMe drive and it makes no difference at all. I've run the new System Compat Report in Premiere and: nothing found. I'm kinda at a loss here. This didn't used to be a problem with Premiere. I'm still suspecting that there's some poisonous interaction between Premiere a fully-patched Windows 10 OS, but that's just a hunch.

My Premiere since version 13.1.5 crashes everytime i'm importing an OBS recorder video into the timeline. I have a 2080Ti and a Ryzer 1800x 32Gb Ram
Before this update never had this problem!

I can't edit anymore my gameplay footage in this version and made me go back to premiere 2018 which is really more stable but has some weird bugs aswell.

In the image u can see that is stuck like this for ever!

Here some info of the video file that can maybe help you track the problem

Complete name : E:\Video\OBS\2019-11-07 17-32-25.mp4
Format : MPEG-4
Format profile : Base Media
Codec ID : isom (isom/iso2/avc1/mp41)
File size : 16.7 GiB
Duration : 59 min 51 s
Overall bit rate mode : Variable
Overall bit rate : 40.0 Mb/s
Writing application : Lavf58.20.100

and yes i have tryed with more than one footage, it happens by now only with OBS recordings. Other h264 seem to work fine.

Would love the ability to crop an image without having to mask, or search and add Crop from the Effects panel. This sounds silly and lazy, but it’s something I’m doing over and over in sizzle editing, where I have to make all graphics, animations and mock ups for advertising, for example.

Please consider adding Crop into Effect Controls.

A 4-point polygon mask makes a small box and you have to drag the points. (holding shift, and getting it just right visually) I want Crop embedded because I want to adjust the edges with numbers, quickly.

Also, a request for the order to be 'Top' on top:
Top
Left
Right
Bottom

A cropper can dream... :)
Thank you!

I want to be able to grab V1 and move it to where V3 is, so that it's above the other footage on V2.
Or grab A6 and pull it up to A2, Making old A6 now A2, and previous A2 is now A3.

Currently (as far as I know) you have to highlight all the clips on the track and nudge them up when highlighted.
2 problems can occur, if you bump up and land on the track above it will overwrite the clips above, or if you unlink the audio/video you may misalign sound from video, or may move the selected footage a frame or 2 off from original.
By simply allowing the user to click on V1 on the left and drag it up or down would prevent any overwriting of unnoticed clips or misalignment in the shuffle.

Simply add an option to the proxy dialogue box where the user is able to type in a scale percentage instead of pixel dimensions for proxy generation. This will save the time of the user to generate aspect ratio locked proxies for media without having to consult look up tables for the values, or do the math. Maybe even adding in a "*****" window beside it to see the actual dimensions of the proxies you're generating. Being able to set scale percentage as in ingest, or proxy preset would also be extremely helpful.

for example:

create proxies for 3840x2160 media, you can either have an option to make 1280x720 proxies, or the option to make proxies at 25% scale of original, which is also 1280x720.

The autokeyframe by default on things loke opacity has been a source of many a frustrations for me.

I set an opacity value. Then later I change it. Play it back and I wonder why it isn't set where I wanted. So I open it up an goddammit the autokeyframe was on by default so to get rid of it I push the stop watch and that warning is thrown right at my face. I never wanted the keyframes in the first place so why did you assume I would, adobe?!

This problem would not be nearly as aggravating if the behavior of keyframes was consistent. Not like now, when autokeyframe is on by default for some values but not others. Pick one and stick to it.