Suddenly Premiere Pro to snails PACE.  1 minute of video used to render with a few moment takes 30-40 minutes.

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  Holy damn, I'm stressed. So I launched a channel on YouTube and I had to get a video out about a week ago. I have a new laptop on the 4th (Lenovo y510p) and transferred to this laptop to a Macbook Pro. On my Macbook, I had absolutely no problem making and editing videos using Quicktime Player and Final Cut Pro X, but now that I have a Windows computer I have no idea how I'm supposed to run lots of those things. Let's get into the details:

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  I'm new to PP.  -Ish to the editing, so please be very detailed in your response.  I want to make with full previews, as I want this to be the file full resolution.  Any help is greatly appreciated.

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  A one month subscription to will have to check once a month to check the subscription.  If you buy a year both a third full, you can go up to 3 months without checking it in.

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• Audio playback altered in Adobe Premiere Pro CC2014Sequence

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  As we finished the project we have had to add a second layer of audio as the last piece will be narrated by 2 narrators one until the customer decides who will read what to keep two audio in the timeline panel, and disable the file on the right. (We did this in the past without problem projects.)

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  Troubleshooting steps so far:

  I think that hmm... perhaps it is an audio or a 3rd party software problem - I did so to disable all my audio playback software and send the audio to the desktop - problem still there

  I think hmm... maybe it's a corrupted file - so I open a new project file and import the sequence - problem still there.

  I think that hmm... the second audio is maybe a problem - so I delate all the sound elements to add - a single layer of the audio in the project - now the problem there re-routed self to give me the same problems, but always using the audio line in the sequence.

  I think hmm... maybe it's a problem or a question of platform - I played this sequence back on 3 different computers, ranging from OS 10.8, 10.9 to 10.10

  Some with and without 3rd party software. -problem still there

  After 45 minutes on hold with Adobe - they agreed it needs to be examined by a specialist software - connect and chat - they ask to connect to the desktop - and unfortunately we are disconnected - no call back as of yet.

  Anyone with ideas - I've heard of and seen a lot of problems with 3rd party but I trust, I ruled that - I too confident that this isn't a platform or a conflict of OS.

  It really looks like a corrupted file or a bug in the software.

  Audio files are a standard .mov file is saved with Adobe Premiere Pro 2014 CC capture mode.

  Video files are nothing out of the norm for us - variety of photos, graphics, videos, assembled in a deliciously funny and wonderful way.  Wish just that we could get the audio to work.

  Hi valeriav80637310,

  Welcome to the Adobe forums. We regret the inconvenience that you are currently experiencing with Premiere Pro.

  Please try these steps and let us know if it works:

  1. go in the preferences > media and clean the cache and re - open first to check on the issue.

  2. create a new sequence of a clip that you used in the project by right-clicking and selecting 'new sequence of the clip.

  -erase the media in the new sequence

  -Copy all the files from the original sequence and paste them into the new sequence

  Check on the issue and please let us know more communication.

  Concerning

  Anand Sachan

• Premiere Pro CC 2014 incompatibility of imported video length

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  -MediaInfo

  General

  Full name: C:\Users\aprice\Desktop\CI_EOUGame.mp4

  Format: MPEG-4

  Profile format: QuickTime

  Codec ID                                 : qt

  File size: 3,22 Gio

  Duration: 1 h 56 min

  Overall bitrate: 3 954 Kbps

  Encoding date: UTC-2015-01-10 02:38:58

  Marking date: UTC-2015-01-10 04:35:38

  Library: Apple QuickTime

  Video

  ID                                       : 1

  Format                                   : AVC

  Format/Info: Advanced Video Codec

  Format profile: [email protected]

  Parameters of the format, CABAC: Yes

  Parameters of the format, Reframes: 4 frames

  Codec ID: avc1

  Identifier of the codec/Info: Advanced Video Coding

  Duration: 1 h 56 min

  Flow: 3 756 Kbps

  Width: 1 920 pixels

  Height: 1 080 pixels

  View picture format: 16:9

  Frame rate mode: Variable

  Rate: 29,871 fps

  Minimum frame rate: 7,500 fps

  Maximum frame rate: 30.000 fps

  Color space: YUV

  The chroma subsampling: 4:2:0

  Color depth: 8 bit

  Scan type: Progressive

  /(pixel*Frame) bits: 0.061

  Stream size: 3.06 Gio (95%)

  Language: English

  Encoding date: UTC-2015-01-10 02:38:58

  Marking date: UTC-2015-01-10 04:35:38

  Audio

  ID                                       : 2

  Format                                   : AAC

  Format/Info: Advanced Audio Codec

  Format profile: LC

  Codec ID                                 : 40

  Duration: 1 h 56 min

  Source duration: 1 hour 56 minutes

  Bit rate mode: Constant

  Flow rate: 192 Kbps

  Channels: 2 channels

  Position of the channels: Front: L R

  Sampling frequency: 44.1 KHz

  Compression mode: lossy

  Stream size: 160 Mio (5%)

  The source stream size: 160 Mio (5%)

  Language: English

  Encoding date: UTC-2015-01-10 02:38:58

  Marking date: UTC-2015-01-10 04:35:38

  -MediaInfo end-

  -First-

  Path of the file: C:\Users\aprice\Desktop\CI_EOUGame.mp4

  Type: MPEG Movie

  File size: 3.2 GB

  Image size: 1920 x 1080

  Frame rate: 29.97

  Audio Format: 44100 Hz - compressed - stereo

  Project Audio Format: 44100 Hz - 32 bit floating point - stereo

  Total time: 01:56:09:09

  Pixel format: 1.0

  -End first-

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  I was edit a project for a few days, and he started just send me questions about my last run through it, before exporting.

  I've dealt with a lot of problems with PP before, but I honestly don't know even what is happening right here. I can't identify the problem. It seems to be a number of things. I started with the update of PP and CUDA. Nothing. So I continued.

  (1) I had problems of rendering, so I thought that I would like to remove the preview files and start from scratch. When rendering the entire project, it get to about 60%, then stop and hang there. After five minutes of watching him, I leave PP. Even if it would look as if she left, he would always run in the activity monitor and the little light below in the dock would be, so I have to force quit.

  (2) it's weird because the place where she stops rendering is the sport where, if I scroll the timeline, the program window will freeze on a picture. So no matter how I move the playback cursor, it will appear not all executives. Neither the sequence will play at all after that. So, I leave again.

  (3) I went back to another project and all rendered what he - fine and dandy.

  Why it gives me such a problem? If someone needs something else for me to properly diagnose this, please just tell! Thanks for the help.

  Sorry ' end offset in time. Our new company has begun its first major project and as the geek tech for the photo-la part of it, been a little busy.

  So there is clearly a problem with the project receiving file corrupted, but... when it hits the images he choked on before, she choked again. There is some sort of glitch here that has to with PrPro interacting with these files. I was wondering if a header file somewhere has a figure that may confuse PrPro or something? I remember a few questions of a similar nature people possibly involved sending a little unpleasant images to an Adobe employee, which sting through the scenes and found something that was not exactly what he might better have been in a header or something. Altered, PrPro & footage loved each other once again, everyone else happy. But it's the kind of ish that we need experience... and I have none.

  He had moments also where people have divided a project... right on the edge of the problem. Three pieces in its projects, the separate project files. First part of 'good' and render out as a separate project. Next project, the images "murky" who worked in itself, as again his own project and returned on. Then the part final & as serene, even once. I heard about these two taking those in QuicktimePro (if appropriate codec) and unite in one continuous piece, I also heard people who took PrPro three projects that had been made to separately (if I remember one was probably about six parts, a long guy & complex) and brought these rendered parts back to make a final project with everything in it. Actually, there are a number of those who have shared their most important projects into large pieces, which is done separately, then combined in a final project of PrPro for final polishing at their normal work habit.

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  -J' I never change the settings of the sequences/projects, so my default sequences on the widescreen 32 kHz. Then when it says "this video is not the sequence settings", I just have him say to change sequence settings to match the settings of the element.

  -J' have other records in the same game, and none of them has this problem.

  -J' I save my xbox 360 with a Happauge PVR2 HD Gaming Edition, which generates a MP4 video and audio on my computer.

  I don't see anything else to add. I really appreciate any help I can get on the situation, because he throws a key in my series if I can't download 10 minutes of play... and I can not re register it exactly. Thank you!

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  Hello.

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  Hi guys,.

  Given that I've updated premiere Pro (a week ago) some of my videos are imported with only half the frame rate that they have indeed (25 fps).

  My computer:

  OS: Windows 10 home

  Processor: Intel Core I7 - 6700 k CPU @ 4.00 GHz

  Installed memory: 16 GB

  System type: 64-Bit operating system, x 64 processor

  Motherboard: Asus Rog VIII gene

  Graphics card :-(I7 Embedded Intel HD graphics 530)

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  Hi Tedhardyleen,

  Thank you for sharing your specifications.

  What are the properties and the source of your media files?

  Have you checked for the same problem with other files?

  Need to know if this problem is specific to these files only.

  Try this:

  Transcode, or convert your media files in a different format and import into Premiere Pro.

  You can use the hand brake

  Thank you

  Ilyes Singh