Re: Strange auto-scrolling behavior in timeline

visivopro · ‎Jul 13, 2015

Same issue here on mac pro mid 2010 with 32gb of ram and running Yosemite. Running updated Premiere 2015, never tested on 2015 because I updated the OS and premiere on the same day.

visivopro · ‎Jul 13, 2015

That is not a solution at all, that's a work around and for those of us who have invested $$ in video cards, this basically renders them useless. What your doing is disabling mercury Playback which is the feature that allows your GPU to be used for playback. This is not a solution and needs to be fixed by adobe.

visivopro · ‎Aug 12, 2014

I stumbled upon this question while I was having Audio issues myself, I was editing a multicam sequence at first but switched because I was having some audio sync issues. My Sequence was about 50 min in total and in the past had only taken a few min to export on my souped up Mac Pro. Later on after my last export, I discovered that my audio was out of sync somehow AGAIN so I had to go back through and Match Frame on all the clips. When finishing I tried to export the Sequence to find that it was going to take over 8 hours to render Audio Previews. What I did was select all (audio and Video) and switch it to Multicam and Flatten Audio. After this my audio render for 280 clips was less then 2 min. Hope this helps. Nick

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