In order for color to work again Premiere Preference folder must be deleted and rebuilt.

When creating a multi-cam or nested sequence, we should be able to see the track labels we have applied.

Currently we create a multi-cam with second system audio, and label the tracks appropriately (talent mic, boom, etc) but to see this information, the editor is required to enter the multi-camera sequence and check it.

When I change the start position of a zoom I made something strange happens... As this is difficult to describe I kindly provide a video here:
https://youtu.be/kzoZlwf-uJc
I found a fix by moving the keyframes a few frames in time.

When I nest a sequence, it often comes in significantly longer than the actual run time of that sequence. I get the striped "no media" indicator on the extra dead space.

If I cut it down to the actual run time or shorter, it then recognizes the correct end of the sequence. So I'll usually just tail edit it somewhere in the middle and roll back to the end. This is a strange and unnecessary task to do every time.

I edited a 10 minute video, switching between the two mics of the presenters. The nature of the video meant there were lots of edits. My workflow was to un-enable the audio clips I did not use.

Once finished, I went to tag the clips as dialogue in order to use the auto ducking, but selecting 'dialogue' switched all my 'off' clips back on again.

Expected result: Marking clips as a particular category should not affect any other properties of the clip.

Many times, when we save a project and come back to it, the sequence is gone. We have a lot of difficulty getting it back, often needing to contact tech support. We have noticed others have the same issue.

Pr调颜色有你们这样设计ui的么，为什么不跟camera raw一样，显得你们很有创新很傻逼吗

Once you add multiple audio tracks you get reset to the top. This is extremely frustrating when you are using a lot of audio tracks stacked on top of each other.

When applying the effect Linear Wipe to any footage, graphics or text nothing happens. None of the Linear Wipe controls in the Effects Controls panel have any effect.

We are shooting stereoscopic 6K Stereoscopic VR footage and trying to edit in Premiere. Using proxies we are able to get the edit completed in offline mode, but when rendering out the master at 6400x6400@30fps, even our fastest Macs, running latest Mac OS X and latest versions of AME and Premiere are not handling the render and taking days to render a 3 minute video. We would love to be part of the beta testing of the new Insta360 Pro plug-in for Premiere.

So many cameras with 4k capability, it seems like something that would be very popular at something between the $9.99 and the $39.98 (Photo plus Premiere) price. Hard to triple my subscription cost to add a single app.

multiple clip trimming does not work in the last 2 versions of Premiere. After trimming, some clips have spaces between them, other clips have what looks like unplayable ends on the clips that are shortened in an un-uniform manner.

We have a folder that contains sub folders of different lens flares. The files themselves are MP4. Using the import command, drag and drop import and using the media browser to import the Parent folder causes an error and only some of the contained files, if any, to be imported. Importing the files themselves (not from a parent folder) works just fine. Seems to be a bug with the 2018 update. 2017 handled folders just fine.

When I load a sequence no audio will play. To resolve the issue I have to solo and then un-solo a track. I've heard of others have the same issue, thought I'd report it.\

Macbook Pro
i7
OS High Sierra

Since a couple of releases ago, stopping playback has started selecting whatever clip is under the timeline marker. This is incredibly frustrating when working with in/out markers, because if you begin playback, press [I] to set an in, press [O] to set an out, press [space] to stop playback & then [#] to perform a ripper delete of your in/out section... instead the entire clip is ripper deleted because the action of stopping playback now selects the entire clip. Performing ripper deletes on in/out sections is such basic/common functionality that this is incredibly annoying!

There seems to be a bug somewhere. I can't clear in and out points from a particular sequence. If I clear the in and out point and leave the sequence then reopen it the previous in and out points are back. Premiere also behaves very strangely and often crashes!

I have been battling with the Media Browser recently, trying to find out how to simply go up a level in the file/folder hierarchy. Unbelievably, it seems that this most essential part of folder navigation is completely absent from Premiere. I honestly thought it must be user error, but, after much searching, this feature is evidently missing. Every other file browser since GUIs were invented has a way to go up a level - why is this fundamental feature missing from Premiere?

The scrubbing bar crashes and refuses to move when I had imported an audio track. This happened when I imported tracks that were .mp3 files. I could still play the sequence, although the scrubbing bar wouldn't move along with the playhead in the viewing window.