Unable to paste clips from source monitor into the timeline with buttons

hi,
working with the newest version of premiere pro cc 2014.
I'am unable to paste clips from the source monitor into the timeline by neither using the buttons below the source monitor nor hitting the shortcut "," .
dragging the clip in the timeline still works... is there a hidden setting to enable this functions again or is it a bug?
thanks in advance
yannick

Thanks a lot!
Further Information: Adobe Premiere Pro Help | Source patching and track targeting

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