Workflows are destroyed in Premiere Pro v.22.0 | solved with color

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October 29, 2021
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To date, there are serious shortcomings in the workflows of Premier Pro v.22.0, which are still known to me:
1. Dynamic connection of Pr and AE;
2. Fading and disappearing of the Play Head on the timeline (with a double or triple question, the output is no good);
3. Very poor performance in playing files on the timeline.
4. Problem with linking Proxy. For some reason, in the new update, the connection with the proxy is not picked up automatically and occurs one clip at a time.

5. CPU load is at full power, and the graphics card is sleeping. Where is its power in visualization processing?

These are the main ones.

If you have problems with incorrect color display in clips on the timeline, please pay attention to the new feature - interpretation of the material before editing. It works.

How about trying to check (who has free time from projects) to clean the Adode products with a special utility, and then install a new version
v. 22.0. I drew attention to the conflicts of some plugins, with which some failures occur. In the previous version 15.4.1, everything was normal. Now there is either a real flaw, or a conflict of the remaining files from the previous version with the new version.

Does anyone have any thoughts?

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pierref71561869

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Version 223 is TOTAL CRAP!!!!!!!! I can't use it at all as my videos have banding and tearing so can't edit and can't export as video is not stable. I have reverted to the last stable version which is 14.9 and everything works well thank God but we pay a subscription for up to date software right? Anybody else having these issues?????

R Neil Haugen

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No, which leads me to the obvious conclusion that something on your rig is way off. I've worked with Red, BRAW, ProRes, ProRes RAW, H.264/5, S-log variants in the XAVC stuff, some drone media, and haven't had any issues whatever.

What's your kit, your media & effects? Give plenty of details, and we'll see if we can't get this sorted.

And of course, you can have multiple major versions installed at the same time, so you can test one while using another. I've got from 2019 through the current public beta installed on my main rig. And my 'old', now secondary rig has back through 2015 on it.

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

R Neil Haugen

Legend

Neil, we need to return this as soon as possible. These tools for color correction are not enough. I paint a lot and feel uncomfortable. This does not make Pr a professional product due to limited capabilities. As a "disabled person" who is not able to squeeze the maximum out of the tools.

I've been arguing for that since they announced Sg was doomed! To the point engineers were afraid of recognizing me at NAB if previous Pr manager was around.

When Patrick took over, well ... he was a creator of Iridas/SpeedGrade. So he and I both talk of what we miss from that app.

But he has to work within the parameters and budgets given him from M&E.

Doesn't stop me from pushing it constantly though!

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

R Neil Haugen

Legend

For anyone working professionally, delivering to paying clients ... it is always wise to keep the older versions as your working setup while testing major version updates to see if they are stable on your machine.

For anyone having issues with the 22.x, stay working in 15.x until the 22.x version proves stable on your rig. One advantage of the Adobe apps over say Resolve is you can have multiple major versions installed simultaneously.

And for migrating projects ... I never recommend simply opening an old project in a new version. Use the MediaBrowser panel to navigate to the old version project file. Select and import the assets of that project file.

This seems to get a cleaner, more reliable forward migration plus you still have the older project file intact and working in case the new version ain't performing correctly.

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

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Baffy19Author

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For anyone working professionally, delivering to paying clients ... it is always wise to keep the older versions as your working setup while testing major version updates to see if they are stable on your machine.

I will not agree with you frankly here. There is a beta version of Premier Pro and it was created for a reason, but in order to save people from unpleasant surprises in the future. What the hell, then they launched the beta version and tested it until cancer on the mountain whistles, and then they officially release it and it's no good to hell. Test for a year then, since there are not enough skills. Why users should suffer and suffer. The beta version was specially developed to identify various problems before release. The officially released version must and must meet the level of improvements made in the beta version. I'm sorry for such a frank conversation. Just patience comes with these clumsy updates.