I have seen in Adobe forums that this was something the community has been wanting for some time now, including myself. I made this feedback request to see if we all still want that or not.

We are gauging interest to see if our users' aesthetic needs are being met!
Is the current color scheme of the interface sleek and professional or do you wish it was lighter? Is it easy on your eyes during tedious edit sessions? Most importantly, do you wish it came in pink?

Here's a link for more details on current interface customizability: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/workspaces.html#brighten_or_darken_the_interface

Let us know what you think in the comments!

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.

Please make an option "Estimated File Size" available for ProRes file while export.

- Use the Power of GPU for better Playback Performance
- In General I noticed a much greater Performance with FCPX and Resolve. I would LOVE to see the Performance in Premiere.
- iMac Pro Hardware support aswell as MacBooks and all common used editing machines.
Note: I cant get full Resolution 4K Playback with an iMac Pro (in ProRes or C200 RAW as well as some 4K h.265 from a consumer camera files)

Collect files option for bins.

I have all my SFX on a different drive and it would be so nice to be able to drag and drop them into the project.
Then when I turn over to sound I can just right click my
SFX bin in the project - Collect files - Browse to the custom destination and transfer them over.

It would save so much time.

If I need to spread out a large number of clips in the timeline, I would like the software to evenly distribute automatically. Like in Photoshop or Illustrator, Premiere might include the option to evenly distribute multiple clips within the timeline. It's a very manual process as it stands.

When updates are proposed, I usually perform them. I recently updated to the latest versions of CC as well as the latest version of Mac OS (10.14.6).
I am now finding that playback on any type of material has become stuttering. I tried cleaning cache and things like that, but the problem stays.
Does anyone experience similar effects?
I have a Mac Book Pro from early 2015 with Intel Core i7, 2.5 GHz, 16 Gb RAM and a graphical card Intel Iris Pro 1536 MB.
Thanks for any feedback!

It would be great to export a full timeline from Premier but instead of one video, each video clip on the timeline is exported individually. This is an option in DaVinci Resolve and I've found it to be really useful. Having to do it manually can definitely be a pain.

make the Essential Graphics browser flexible: sorting, icon or text, import .mogrt folders, mort folder organizing on the desktop will appea

"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 often work on sequences that have multiple sections of video that need to be exported individually. It would be incredibly useful to export or even batch export using my marker points that already exist rather than having to go through and mark in and out points one at a time.

The file I have attached shows a project I'm currently working on. This project has multiple courses. Each sequence contains a different course and each marker needs to be exported as separate videos.

Hotfodlers would be a very nice and even heavy requested feature in Premiere Pro. It would be so time saving when you have an editing preset with all your folder and footage already in the project and when you have new footage just put it in the file destination in a selected folder and it will auto appear in Premiere Pro.
So you don't have to organize the clips in the folders as well in Premiere Pro.
Pls ad these hotfolders!

Hello, New Sigma FP camera is launched and it records in Cinema DNG Format, it would be nice if we can import these files and edit it natively, as these cameras are designed for independent filmmakers , the whole idea is to get a project done with lil resources and less heads involved. would really want u to consider and get these files be able to import and edit natively.

Most Professional Broadcasters in North America are using this CC format and have been embedding it in MXF files.

Premiere is the only program I have found that doesn't decode this type of CC

I have attached a picture from MediaInfo showing that the CC is present on the file.

I also attached another picture from VLC (freeware) that also shows the CC is present.