There is the ability to Apply a Name overlay to any clip but it remains limited in using the stitch clip function. Currently if you add the effect to a stitched clip it would add the name of the overall stitched clip and not the name of each individual clip.
I am advocating for the addition of a radio button to enable per clip naming.
The current work around is exporting all clips to be stitched through media encoder individually with the effect > name enabled and then take all of those exports and create a stitched video from it. While a bit redundant and potentially tedious, this current workflow functions but could be streamlined.

Windows 10 - 32GB RAM - GTX1080
When I export a show with embedded closed captioning as an OP1a MXF from Premiere Pro 14.8 to Media Encoder 14.8, the captions are being changed from .scc to .mcc. I am exporting an HDCAMHD 50 MXF that has 608 and 708 captions that were imported from Scenarist files (.scc). When I go to the captions tab in PPro, I am selecting "Embed in Output File." Below that, the greyed out boxes confirm that it is a .scc file. I can even check "Create Sidecar File" and .scc is still one of the options. Everything is correct. I have done numerous times before. However upon queuing to Media Encoder, the captions tab show ONLY Mac Closed Captions (.mcc) Timed Text (.xml) or SubRip (.srt). There is no longer any option for Scenarist (.scc) files.

This is a new issue, as I have used this workflow many times before. So, currently, I am having to export directly from Premiere in order to get embedded Scenarist closed captioning in my MXF files for broadcast. Can this be fixed RAPIDLY???????

While Media encoder is super helpful , it is a bit limited with network options. I have 3 machines available to me and they all run Adobe Media encoder and premier pro. Our media library is on the local storage so you can open project files from any machine.

At the moment , if I want to utilise all of my machines(for decreasing export times) , I have to open the same Premiere Pro file and then prepare different sequences for export on each machine individually or access the sequence through each computer's Media encoder.

It would be great if I could just assign the machine from one media encoder. That will save a lot of time on exports and walking around from machine to machine.

When encoding MP4 files from Media Encoder or Premiere Pro the exported file is missing the SAR and DAR values.

This can be easily check with ffprobe and this command:
ffprobe -v error -showformat -showstreams file.mp4
[STREAM]
index=0
codecname=h264
codeclongname=H.264 / AVC / MPEG-4 AVC / MPEG-4 part 10
profile=Main
codectype=video
codectimebase=1/50
codectagstring=avc1
codectag=0x31637661
width=1920
height=1080
codedwidth=1920
codedheight=1088
closedcaptions=0
hasbframes=2
sampleaspectratio=N/A
displayaspectratio=N/A

As you can see above the encoded file shows N/A values instead of the expected SAR value 1:1 and DAR value 16:9.

I have of course tested with other source files and mp4 files from other vendors and they provide these values in the mp4 files they create.

Is this perhaps a bug or missing feature?

Hope for a resolution in the near future :-)