Multicam Frame Hold Issue in Premiere CC 8.0.1 - When Flattening

Hi,
I'm not sure if this has been addressed before, I couldn't find an answer:
When I use frame hold for a segment in a multicam timeline, then flatten the timeline, the frame hold no longer holds the frame.
The timeline is a 720x960 23.976p  P2 timeline with three cameras.
Thanks!

Me too with this one have it randomly when just opening the same project and begining to edit
had it happen about 4 times now.
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