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• First CC's choppy playback in full resolution

  Hey all,.

  I've just made the switch to the first of the PCF, like many others and can't watch my resolution back full of changes without them being very agitated.  It is important because of the review process that I have spend with many customers.  I did some research on my own and were not really able to nail down the exact problem.  I just experience a problem of computing power.

  Here's what I'm working with.

  

  I also work with ProRes 422 for most and that you have configured as a result rendering parameters.  Here's what they look like.

  

  Is it just a matter of processing power?

  Thank you

  Read the articles to the Page Tweakers

  An i5 is a little 'light' for the video full screen HD

  How many hard drives you have, and what are their characteristics?

  The absolute MINIMUM for 'effective' HD editing is two 7200 RPM drives (or SSD) with operating system and software on the boot drive and the files of project and the video on the 2nd disc (NEVER a hard drive partition!)

• Sudden, Audio choppy playback unusable

  Now, I've been recording a podcast for a year, and all of a sudden my "totally-dial-in process" has ceased to exist. Sounds very well during recording. His property outside the hearing individual .wav files, but hearing audio is totally useless. The change is impossible. The sound quality is jerky, staccato, clicking, ticking, almost like fast cuts in and out - don't know how else to describe it. The strange thing is, I used a model with the same parameters for a year, and all of a sudden it began to arrive. I wouldn't change anything.

  Since then, I have tried:

  1. switching interfaces: Focusrite Saffire Pro with Focusrite Clarett

  2. hard drive cleanup, move temp adobe on external hard drive files. Currently using 200 500 GB on the main computer where the application is installed.

  3. update all the drivers and software.

  4. recording on ZOOM H6, with the same microphones - audio is perfectly clear and has been changed successfully by another hearing on an older Mac user. Same .wav files are useless when opened in hearing on my machine.

  Here is my configuration:

  -MacBook Pro 2012, OS X Yosemite, 2.7 GHz Intel Core i7, 16GB 1600 MHz DDR3, using 200 GB to 500 GB hard disk

  -Adobe Audition CC 8.0.0.192

  -Device class: CoreAudio

  -Heil PR40 microphones (4)

  -mic'd for Skype, Shure sm58 calls iPad (1)

  -Interface Focusrite Saffire Pro (worked fine for a year)

  -Focusrite Clarett interface, up to now, no difference in quality.

  Someone please H E L P!

  bdrobbin wrote:

  N ° not solved! It worked fine for an hour when I have updated software, but now (8 hours later) the problem is back. It's not as bad, but it is the same attack - almost staticky - rough with the song. How could a software update HALF-fix of the problem?

  I can't say what caused your problem, but I can assure you the update had nothing to do with his jerky! Usually, this kind of problem relates to the parameters of the memory buffer, and the first thing I would look at is the size of latency you use. If it is too small, then you will get choppy playback, as the buffer may empty more quickly is to fill - the degree to which this occurs depends on other processes on your computer at the same time, that generally, the effect is quite compatible. As in your case it starts after a certain time, then it's almost certainly something else in your computer where he, I'm afraid.

  Anyway, your first stop is Edit > Preferences > Audio hardware and experience with latency setting.

• Choppy playback continues in 9.0.2(b)

  Hello

  OMG, I just downloaded 9.0.2(b) after hoping for an update for a month. The problem is STILL not solved. PremierePro is always unusable on my system. It's bad!

  Here's the situation (copied from my post about version 9.0.1):

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  Hello

  Like many others here, I have choppy playback catastrophicly. The video is choppy, I guess, but I especially noticed the audio choppy. It has nothing do with the video effects, it operates simply by importing a video file directly into the project.

  • What version of Premiere Pro? Include the version number first Pro CC 2015 9.0.1 secondary
  • What operating system? Windows 7 64-bit, all updates
  • What type (s) of the source footage? AVCHD imported directly from an SD card in the Sony HD camcorder. Not sure about the codec, but it is 1920 x 1080 29 fps
  • What you were doing when the problem occurred? Just made a new project and import a single video file.
  • He has already worked before? Worked fine in 2014 and perhaps the first 2015 versoin - I'm not sure when 9.0.1 is out or if I tried to do a project at the time. However, my old 2014 projects the same reading jerky now in the 2015 version 9.0.1
  • What other software do you use? No relevant while working on this project - just Outlook and Firefox.
  • Do you have the third party effects or the codecs installed? No.
  • Tell us about your hardware. Make sure especially to tell us about your GPU, any hardware I/O of third parties (e.g., AJA, Matrox, Blackmagic or MOTU) and the type of media players you use. Processor Intel i7 quad core, 3 GHz, aged about five.
  • What type of GPU you have installed, including brand, model number and driver GPU? None I know.
  • Using the GPU of Mercury Playback Engine acceleration? I tried to turn it off, no effect.
  • Do you have the question at the time to choose the project settings > general > converter > reading Mercury (software only) engine? Yes.
  • The problem occurs only with your end result, with previews, or both? Output seems OK, but rendering has not helped reading within the project.

  
  

  Thank you

  -George

  RESOLVED: Hardware Configuration audio "Default Input" on "No. Input" has solved the problem for me. Phew!

  -George

• Another question about choppy playback

  Hi, I use a new laptop from 64-bit Windows with processor i7-720QM Quad Core (1.6 GHz - up to 2.8 with turbo boost). I have a 6 GB ddr3 video card with memory and nVidia GeForce GT 230 M 1 GB dedicated graphics. I use a camcorder AVCHD (Canon VIXIA HF20). I get choppy playback. It is considerably improved when I changed my screen resolution of that recommend the EP 8, but playback is not quite there yet. All my AVCHD clips will play back fine with Windows Media Player. Firstly, my computer must be able to handle this, right? If so, so what exactly should I do to get the turbo boost to kick for this extra processing power? Any other advice would be greatly appreciated.

  -Patrick

  With a single HARD drive, even if a disk RPM 72 K, will fight to get there - the operating system, program, Page file, media files and make files. Things will be slow.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Solution: CD - RW / DVD Rom stutters or has choppy playback

  My computer specs

  Labtop model: Dell Inspiron 5150

  DVD ROM: Samsung CDRW / DVD SN - 324B

  Problem

  After reformatting my hard drive, my DVD-Rom is more play DVD smoothly. I had the playback choppy or stuttering. I use Intervideo WinDVD. Thinking that WinDVD could be the problem I went to Windows Media Player 10, but instead of reading who stutters, the film played too fast.

  The reading was also weird, if I rebooted my computer and used WinDVD immediately, he would run smoothly, but eventually he would return to stuttering. Due to the eccentricity of this work and does not, it was difficult to identify a solution that has worked permanently (this is also the reason why I had edited this post so many times). So, I've listed all of my conclusions and solutions below.

  Solutions

  Difficulty 1

  Download the last update of the BIOS from Dell downloads.

  Here are the direct links for the Dell Inspiron 5150, I posted the update of WinDVD so. Since April 18. 2008:

  Update to the BIOS: ftp://ftp.dell.com/bios/I5150A38.exe

  Update of WinDVD: ftp://ftp.us.dell.com/app/R62171.EXE

  I guess this would work with the other laptop Dell with their respective BIOS updates.

  My results: Windows Media Player was playing much too fast, this corrects the problem DVD. However, regarding the choppy playback, I still had some problems.

  Difficulty 2

  Change your power settings.

  1. Open Control Panel
  2. Double-click Power Options
  3. Under the systems tab, select laptop

  My results: Combined with the update of the A38 BIOS, it seems to work ok.

  Difficulty 3

  It is recommended to make your IDE controllers are in DMA not PIO mode.

  Here is a useful link on the Dell Forum, he speaks of the PIO to DMA:

  http://www.dellcommunity.com/supportforums/board/message?board.ID=dim_cdrom&message.ID=144385&query.ID=285841#M144385

  PIO DMA another link:

  http://winhlp.com/node/10

  My results: System has already been set to Ultra DMA Mode 2, so this fix did not work for me.

  Level 4:

  During choppy playback, I fiddled with the settings of DVD players and was able to play the DVD without problem.

  For Intervideo WinDVD:

  1. Right click on the area of the screen, select Setup
  2. On the Video tab, uncheck the "Use hardware decode acceleration" and uncheck the box "use acceleration hardware color."

  I don't remember the exact settings uncheck Windows Media Player 10. But if you want to try this solution with this drive, I can point you in the right direction.

  1. Go to tools > Options
  2. Then click on the performance tab
  3. Under video acceleration, tap Advanced Options

  There are options for the video acceleration and DVD video below. "Use Video Mixing Renderer", might be what I unchecked, you'll have to fiddle around for yourself.

  My results: Best solution for me, never had a problem since. I use Intervideo WinDVD. The colours become slightly darker; I think they look better. (Note: I installed the new BIOS before that)

  Message edited by jabberwocky2k on 03/05/2008 12:34 AM
  
  

• Choppy playback of time line: associated with El Capitan?

  I just bought a new imac to 4 GHz i7 with 32 GB of Ram and a video card with 4 GB of VRAM.  I had been editing in Yosemite on my old Mac Pro 2 x2.26 Ghz with 16 GB Ram ATI Radeon HD4870 with 512 MB of VRAM.  I took my records of media since the Mac Pro and them housed in a case of love at first sight 2 OWC which is now set for the new iMac with cable Thunderbolt.

  I'm editing of AVCHD files shot with a Canon Vixia HF G30 mitraillees 58,94 1920 x 1080 p.  On the old system, the timeline playback was smooth.  On the new system, playback is choppy.  If I optimize multimedia clips, reading improves significantly, but I never had to do before. The new system uses OS El Capitan 10.11.2.  What is an OS problem?  Or, do you think it could be a problem, now that the media players are in a thunderbolt case 2?  I think it's frustrating because I just paid a lot of money for a system that is supposed to be bigger, badder, faster!

  Steve

  Are stored in libraries or external media for them.

  I would try to exclude the drive first.

  Run the test AJA or BlackMagic system on it.

  Russ

• Choppy playback.

  I'm turned on my 4 Gopro video editing. The videos are filmed in 1440 to the 80 FPS. When I put in the sequence and want to read the clips I put together, it is super agitated. I thought it was my settings, but I realized that it only plays back choppy when I try to playback of clips in 1440 80 FPS turned. Clips shot in 1080 30 fps fine reading. Anyone have the same problem and it is just my settings in my preferences in first?

  This bizarre frame rate, you may convert http://gopro.com/software-app/cineform-studio/

• Choppy playback video then freezes, sounds good

  I've seen similar problems already posted, but I have not seen a question like this, so I apologize if this has already been address and I just not found in the forum yet, or if it in fact as other similar questions, I saw.

  To start, here are the specs of my machine:
  Windows 7 Professional
  Processor: Quad 2.67 Ghz Intel Core i5 750
  Memory: 8 GB
  64-bit operating system

  I just upgraded to CS5 and I have some problems with reading. I am video capture from a Canon HV40 and 1080i video. Once I have the video in first, if I play the video in the source monitor, that he will play for about 2 seconds then the video will get choppy or stop altogether, and that the audio reproduces very well.

  So if I drag the video to the timeline the same thing is happening in the program monitor. Now the strange thing is that if I add a text that should be rendered on top of the video and render text, video images under the text reproduces very well. And if I add text and make out, the video under which will be rough and freeze like the regular video.

  So in the attached screen shot portion of which has rendered green text times without the video is choppy and audio is fine too. Everything in the timeline for the video plays for about 2 seconds and then gets agitated and freeze while the audio continues to play without any problems.

  Since I just moved here from CS3 to CS5 is a settings I'm missing or something ridiculously basic like that, that I don't know? It's as if I need to make the video because it allows playback and I don't know if it's even possible.

  

  In fact, the HV40 is a HDV camera, and even with the i7 - 750 humble it should handle this without choppyness.

  Two things come to mind, installation disk (less than 3 disks SATA 7200 RPM) or insufficient/inefficient system setting. Pretty easy to verify. Launch process Explorer and if the number of processes is more than 50 including PR, peatlands of system under all the background processes. Ideally 40 or less.

  Look here: Adobe Forums: installation and adjustment of a Vista... Guide which also applies to Win7.

• First DSLR to shoot

  Hey everybody,

  I am looking for a DSLR for filming purposes. I recently looked at reviews and video footages to see what is best for me. Obviously a 5 d mark II or III would be the best choice but unfrtunately I can't afford it.

  I also checked the 60 d that seems incredible because of the LCD that is adjustable, but it has a lower image quality, the 6 d which also has a full frame like the 5 d sensor. But the 60 d is cheaper.

  What one do you?

  I used the 5 d Mark II, 5 d Mark III and T3i for professional productions. I have not used the 60 d or 7 d.  But, to start, you can not go wrong with the T3i, T5i. The video is more than acceptable, and most of the viewers can't really tell the difference between the 5 d Mark II and the T5i, not to mention the 60 d. Now, the 5 D Mark III is in another category altogether! The 5 d Mark III is by far the best for DSLR video, but it's a bit expensive for your first camera.

  I would acquire the T5i (don't remember the number of non-US model) and a few glasses of good. You can make the difference between the T5i, 60 d and 7 d on some good non-goals that you can use as you upgrade the instances in the future. Spend your money on lenses first, then bodies.  Your lenses will serve you much longer than your body!

  Once you know that a DSLR meet your shooting requirements (they are second cameras first fixed-frame cameras and video), you can sell your T5i or use it as a backup/second camera when you buy a 5 d Mark III or another Canon DSLR. Keep in mind that there are significant limitations with all DSLRs when it comes to the video and make sure you can live with these limitations.

  The main advantage for the T5i video is the folding LCD. You will be shooting from different angles (up or down), and you can set the screen to compose your shot. Otherwise, you will need to an external monitor, platform or other gear relatively expensive to properly compose your shots.

  A previous poster mentioned Panasonic GH3 and is a great camera for video, but the range of products is not as broad or deep as Canon. I think that your decision to say with the range of Canon products is good. Good luck in your shot!

• First stops responding during playback

  After a few weeks of not using first, I started to use it and ran into a problem.  When I click on space on my keyboard the video starts to play, but after a first moment unresponsive, the video continues to play, but I can't click on anything or stop the video by clicking on the space.

  I made sure that keyboard shortcuts by default (although I don't think that's the problem) since I can change for a few moments as usual.

  Do not know what data would be useful so here go us:

  I7 950 to 4.2 ghz

  Windows 7 64 bit

  12 GB of ram

  NVIDIA gtx 560 with 2gbs of memory.
  mounting of the gopro hero 2 images initially 720 59.9 fps

  sequence is at 1080 59.9

  Thanks in advance for your help
  Dan

  
  

  I wonder what the codec inside the mp4 package... is my understanding (which is the point, quite limited in the platforms of GoPro) that the GoPro tend to quite high in-camera compression. Higher compression coding means for decoding for playback of course higher CPU load.

  Multi-CAMES sequences highlight too of course the system a little more, according to the media, the number of sources, that support is on for storage-type/connection and so on.

  Then... I think that the scale is one of the things that actually uses the GPU more than most of the stuff in PrPro. That has been discussed in another recent thread.

  So... This looks like something that might load your system a little... I wonder, could you try the same thing on a 720 sequence and see how it plays? Just to test...

  What air, btw, when enhanced that much?

  Neil

• Now updated for first 14 elements, the playback controls do not work

  Updated for first 14 elements, but now the playback controls (play, stop, etc.) do not work. First 13 items works very well. I uninstalled and reinstalled programs using Adobe uninstallers, did not help. After starting in safe mode, I could get 14 PE for play/stop, although audio has been disabled. Very frustrating! With the help of Mac OS Yosemite 10.10.5

  dizzyo

  Purchased as a download on the website of Adobe Premiere elements 14?

  You went through the usual forest, video/graphic card driver updated, latest version of QuickTime 7 installed, run programs as an administrator...?

  If you buy the product, while you still can (current version, recent purchase), you might want to involve Support Adobe through its Adobe Chat online (download, installation and commissioning).

  Contact the customer service

  Just to confirm... are you saying that elements 13/13.1 first works OK on the same computer, timeline content as first elements 14? You run the 14.1 update, or if you're still at 14? If you have updated to 14 to 14.1, the content of the timeline plays OK in version 14?

  RTA

• freezing of .mts files choppy playback and consistent

  I recently bought the Sony NX3 to add to my arsenal. Unfortunately, when I import the first .mts files starts compliant video files and it takes some time. Not only that, but when I click on a file which is supposed to be consistent, the video plays back jerky and then freezes. The audio will continue to play but video just hangs. I edited before with NP .mts files even though they were HDV Files not 1920 x 1080 24 p. Mounting on a HP600 with Xeon E5520.  What are my options? I'd hate to have to transcode the files whenever I use the camera. Does anyone else have this problem?

  Bingo... it's this USB connection. Guaranteed that will b e ch o pp see.

  On the Page of the Tweaker (found on the forum hardware assets), they have a chart flow supported various internal and external connections by car & types. USB3 is much better than USB2 say... but still not fast enough for sustained Read/write speeds to be used for playback. Basically, for external, eSATA disks II or III or Thunderbolt are the only ones who can really carry the load.

  Neil

• Choppy playback, need a new graphics card?

  Hi all

  I am currently using Premiere Pro CS4.

  With my GT8800 Alpha Dog 512 mb graphics card, is it sufficient for video editing?

  When I play the video on the first, it seems very lag and of course, it is not smooth at all.

  I imported the 1920 by 1080 HD format, which is filmed with Canon 5 d.

  I am looking at nvidia GFX480/470 or quadro series. But I don't want that there was capacity for a game too.

  Please advise me.

  Please advise me.

  Using any version of first before CS5, the video card will make little or no difference in the editing experience.  The biggest performance factors will firstly be the CPU and second memory.  Look for before buying a new graphics card.

  Having said that, CS5 is designed with pictures DSLR in mind, wasn't CS4.  Your best bet would be to upgrade first before buying new hardware.

• Choppy playback in Premiere CS4 and Win 7?

  Hey

  I tried scanning through a bunch of messages to see if everyone was getting a similar problem, but couldn't find an answer.

  
  Recently, I upgraded my system:

  Windows 7 64 bit

  Suite CS4 Adobe

  I7 920 processor

  Motherboard ASUS P6T SE

  6gigs of RAM

  ATI Radeon 4800hd graphics card

  7200 RPM, OS and Prog drive 250gig

  Reader video 640gig

  Scratch 300gig Drive

  New installation, not an upgrade.

  You all have the win 7 and first updates and updates ATI.

  My problem is that I loaded a project I originally edited in first CS3, loaded it in CS4, let everything load and index.

  My playback is very jerky. My new system is much faster then my last configuration and yet it moves very very poor.

  
  The images in question is a DV film. turned on DVX100b (24pa) I checked and insured than CS4 it imported in a proper order and everything seems to be aligned properly.

  I'm doing something wrong?

  I checked a few sequences HDV that wasn't playing on my previous Setup, which playsback now a first timeline on the current configuration.

  
  Is there a codec I need to download? I don't want to violate the system with random codecs and shit.

  any info would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  ABES

  OK... map worked on "old setup", but not on Win7

  My GUESS is that the seller must update their device driver

  Note that this happens every time that Windoze (or Apple Mac!) comes out with a new OS... it takes hardware vendors and software ' while ' to publish updates... and some do never to old products, they just develop new products