I have a bunch of videos being converted to smaller files. I run them when I'm not in the office. Well, the thing is every little while the Adobe window pops up asking if it is still me and I have to click "continue" to stay signed in and every time the window pops up the Adobe programs stop what they are doing so only a couple videos get done. The sign in window is messing up our work flow. It is going to be a real pain if all semester you have to stay with the computer or come back to it every few minutes in order to keep the videos exporting and converting. After a user logs in to Creative Cloud a timer starts and after every 90 minutes a pop-up is shown to the user to continue or sign-in with a different account. We need to be able to set the timer for longer period of time.

Why would you remove support for mkv files in the latest version??

OBS on windows records to mkv files and many people use it for screen captures, mkv is the recommended file type in OBS because it will save the file to the drive even if OBS crashes; MP4 will not do that.. So now I can't import ANY screencaptures I've done into Premiere Pro, or Media Encoder............................. This is extremely frustrating.

At the very lease Media Encoder should be able to convert it to a format that Premiere will be able to use.

We live in a time where there's MANY different formats and codecs, it makes no sense why you would just drop support...............

Now as a paying customer of the 'professional' Adobe suit, I have no way to import and edit any of my .mkv screen captures. Shouldn't my professional video editing programs allow me to edit my videos?

It worked just fine in 13.1.2, but why in 13.1.3 the support was dropped?

See This wasted a whole day of rendering because even though I visually verified that the "Video is VR" checkbox was unselected, it still rendered with VR metadata.
Steps used to recreate:

1. Take two Gear 360 (2016) videos and drop into AME. See droptostitch.png


2. Verify that Export Settings->Video->"Video is VR" is unselected without making any changes.


3. Observe that the video is set to render as "Match source - high bitrate". At this point if left to render it will render with the "Video is VR" metadata injected. See result.png


4. To fix this issue you currently have to go in and manually check and uncheck the "Video is VR" box. Now returning to the main screen you'll see that instead of being "Match source - High bitrate" it will render as "Custom". Now the video will render as expected, sequencing the source clips together without injecting the Video is VR metadata. See expectedresult.png

Please add the option to encode chapter markers directly into an H.264 video file.
I tried to use the H.264 Blu Ray option but the Chapter Markers get encoded into a separate file.

I would like to see a checkbox like "include Chapter Markers in movie file". With the functionality, that if one was to click it, the chapter markers would get baked into the mp4 file.

I definitely know this is possible for FCPX has a similar option, however, I don't like exporting my projects first from Premiere, importing them into FCPX, adding the chapter markers there and then exporting it a second time.

When creating an Encoding preset, not all the installed LUTs, that show in PP, appear in the Lumetri Look / LUT dropdown. Further, I have been unable to import 3rd party Panasonic LUTS using the "Select" option in the dropdown. Apparently, the only compatible LUTs are in a legacy .ITX format? As a result, I am unable to apply a simple V-Log-to-Rec709 LUT to dailies footage that I want to transcode for client use, nor am I able to add such LUTs when creating proxy files. None of the supplied LUTs appear to have been designed as technical LUTs to convert log footage to Rec709.

Ability to modify naming conventions upon exporting image sequences and multiple files i.e. uniform amount of digits within the sequences frame number suffix. For example:

EXRExportFrame00001 ... EXRExportFrame10000

instead of the current default, which would export like

EXRExportFrame1 ... EXRExportFrame10000

The non-uniform digit amount in the sequence suffix creates problems when importing sequences with many frames into Nuke for example, as Nuke wants to group sequences based on how many characters are in their name rather than only reading the linear numerical sequence. Therefore, you would either have far too many read nodes OR have to batch rename the beginning portion of files in the sequence which can easily be done in Bridge if you have a reasonable amount of files. But if you're working with a 5 minute long EXR sequence exported from 4K 10-bit LOG Footage composed of over 20,000 files, this process now becomes quite unreasonable because of Bridges ridiculous need to populate image thumbnails for each file in the sequence. Which brings me to my second request... The ability to switch off thumbnails and caching of specific file groups or types in Bridge. This makes certain batch rename operations unnecessarily long and clutters GPU performance and valuable disk space which makes this operation nearly impossible if trying to complete on the go.

All this could be avoided if we simply had more control over naming conventions in the first place or at the very least being able to batch rename in Bridge without being interfered by its ridiculous amount of over processing. I realize I could easily download 3rd party programs to perform the same function, but I pay for Adobe Creative Suite and believe in the products to do what I need so I would rather use your programs.

I have a bunch of videos being converted to smaller files. I run them when I'm not in the office. Well, the thing is every little while the Adobe window pops up asking if it is still me and I have to click "continue" to stay signed in and every time the window pops up the Adobe programs stop what they are doing so only a couple videos get done. The sign in window is messing up our work flow. It is going to be a real pain if all semester you have to stay with the computer or come back to it every few minutes in order to keep the videos exporting and converting. After a user logs in to Creative Cloud a timer starts and after every 90 minutes a pop-up is shown to the user to continue or sign-in with a different account. We need to be able to set the timer for longer period of time.