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Did you generate a crash report? Can you upload it so I can take a look?
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This is a known issue. This "feature" you were using was never an intended feature and no one at Adobe knew that that the Q key worked in this fashion or that editors were using it; I didn't. Note that the feature is not listed in official documentation. The designed version of the feature of Ripple Trim to Playhead (shuttle to a frame, then press Q) trimmed off an extra frame, which was a troublesome bug for editors, and that has now been fixed.
Unfortunately, fixing this bug to fix the as designed feature removed this "hidden feature." Engineering knows about this problem. I ask for your patience while the issue is addressed and sorted.
Read more and upvote here: https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/44363268-cursor-frame-behavior-affecting-in-out-ripple-ed
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Hey Reza, we can help you troubleshoot on forums. Your iMac Pro might not be the best machine for working with H.264 footage as I believe it has Xeon processors, which do not support Quick Sync. Again, come to forums and we can work out the details for a better workflow.
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Please list your system details and be sure to upvote.
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This is a bug you were using as a feature. This happens sometimes, so sorry about that.
This is the way the Num Pad used to work before the Essential Graphics panel was around. The ability to type numbers using the Num Pad is not meant to be used in any titling tools, at all - so that was "fixed." The feature is designed to manipulate timecode numbers and cannot perform both functions. The team did not realize editors might be using the Num Pad in this fashion.
Sounds like you found the bug more useful than the feature. Sorry about that. Please let the product team with a feature request which would support both functions. Leave your comments here.
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Need more info. Where are your LUTs installed? Are they in the precise location indicated in the Help documentation or inside the app package? If the latter, that is incorrect. Please check the user guide. If the LUTs are correctly installed, some are not supported.
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From what I understand, that was actually a bug fix. It's not supposed to work in the Essential Graphics Panel at all, so it was "fixed." Sorry about that. Unfortunately, a lot of people got used to its availability, which is now gone.
Numerical entry using the numerical pad was really only designed to use for timecode manipulation. If you want it to return with a preference or the like, then you can let the product team know.
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Upvoted on behalf of the Premiere Pro forums community.
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This doesn't happen to me. I cut most everything like it's butter. I wonder more about your computer system and the media you are using. Can you give us more to go on?
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Did you install Transcriptive? Any other extensions? If so, check out this FAQ: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/faq-why-does-my-text-panel-remain-blank-or-not-appear-for-speech-to-text/td-p/12231563
If not, you might try again in a new project. I had some trouble with open captions not updating in older projects I updated. However, everything was fine in a new project.
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This is a request from the previous version of Captions. The newer version has this feature.
BRAW is not a supported format. Please upvote native support for this format. After that, the Project Manager might be able to deal with trimming this format.