For as long as I have used a dual monitor setup (probably the past decade or so), there has been a bug that I have come to just live with, but is quite annoying. Whenever I have position or opacity keyframes on a clip, unchecking the stopwatch icon will cause Premiere to "encounter a serious problem" and close.
Having just gotten a Mac Studio, I held high hopes that this may finally be the machine/verison of Premiere that would no longer have this issue. But alas...
The only conclusion I can come to is that Premiere doesn't like how I have my windows set up in the dual monitor arrangment. This has happened on every machine and every version of Premiere I have ever used a two monitor workspace for. We're talking about 5 different machines, between at home and workplaces I have been employed.
And I'm not just reusing preferences from old versions. I usually start fresh every time I'm on a new machine, and rebuild it to my liking.
But I'd say 9 times out of 10, if I go to remove those keyframes by clicking the stopwatch, this is the result. Out of habit, I have just started selecting them all, deleting them, THEN unchecking the stopwatch, which does not cause the problem. I've learned to live with it, but I find it a tad ridiculous this still exists, this many years later.
If, by chance, anyone has experienced this AND found a fix, I'd be amazed and eternally grateful.
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