PlumePack

New default behavior: Multiple output parts for one file. Better optimization of how clips are trimmed when coming from the same source. Really useful for interviews, conferences, long continuous shootings etc.!

New option: "Force One Output File per Input File": Gives access to old trim behavior, only one trimmed file is created for each media based on min/max use along the project.

New option: "One Output File for Each Timeline Clip" for a specific kind of workflow, which needs that every timeline clip comes from a unique media source (even if duplicated)

Support clips with Speed Changed, Speed Reversed.

Support clips with Footage Interpreted

Support Subclip without hard boundaries

H264 is no more a "Beta Codec", and so doesn't need anymore the "Trim New Codecs in Beta" option for being trimmed.

Merged Clips, AEgraphics and AE comps are now automatically relinked into Premiere Pro. For AE Comp, media dependencies are copied but not relinked into the AE comp for now

Introducing PlumePack Factors: 3 numbers to evaluate how much PlumePack reduces the size of your project

More information available per media in the Panel Analysis

Media info in Analysis and Sequence names in the Sequence Dropdown are now sorted by alphabetical order

BRAW 2.1 library used for Trimming

Error when "Re-encode Audio if necessary" Trimming options was disabled

Error when the project was on some kind of network drive in Windows

Error when some pictures were imported from Premiere Rush

Error when DNxHD with alpha channel was trimmed

Error when project was exported at the root folder of a disk

Error when audio music file was containing the cover image

Error when Premiere Pro bin name finished with a dot

BRAW Files could not be trimmed if recorded as SlowMotion with Audio length different than Video