Photoshop, After Effects, Illustrator RARELY crash, so why does Premiere ALWAYS crash? Why is Premiere ALWAYS buggy and ALWAYS slow? Yesterday, sent in 2 crash reports because it crashed while putting warp stabilizer on a clip.

Projects take twice as long to open now, and while editing, it's really sluggish compared to 2 hours ago when I was in 13.1.2.

It's like the Premiere team decides what will annoy customers, then they do it.īy the way, the new version 13.1.3 that says it has a bunch of stability improvements is actually REALLY SLOW. It's obvious they simply do not listen to customers, there's feedback requests from years ago with several hundred upvotes like people wanting time re-mapping faster than 1000% that STILL hasn't been implemented, so my new feedback requests with 3 upvotes are buried in the many pages of other feedback requests, and are likely to never be implemented.Īnyway, I guess I should downgrade? Even though I have $700 worth of professional media applications from Adobe, what non-adobe program can convert mkv files, since I can't do that with Adobe? So as a paying customer of Adobe, using their professional video editing software as a professional Video Editor, I no longer can edit my videos.Īnd yes, I've sent Adobe feedback on the other site, but that's completely useless. Isn't the point of media encoder to encode media? In the latest update, 13.1.3, Adobe decided to remove support of MKV files in both Premiere Pro AND Media Encoder, so now all my old projects are useless and cannot be opened, AND I can't even convert the mkv files to another format since Media Encoder can't even import the files. That being said, I have several dozens projects created with MKV files and up until version 13.1.2 everything was fine besides a few bugs that Premiere always has. They recommend using MKV files since it will still save the file to the drive even if the OBS program crashes, while with MP4 files, it will not save to the drive if it crashes, so you'll lose the screen capture. It has several options for formats, but for multi-channel audio formats, only MP4 and MKV will work. On Windows, OBS is a very popular and free screen recording software that I use.

Xmedia recode settings mkv