I am Getting Pixilation during Editting
When I am editting videos now, there is pixilation when I stop in the track to edit. It happens when I pause and then skip back to a previous spot, the images pixilate into one another, or sometimes all I have to do is click the play/stop button. Then it can also happen if I remove or extract a section of video. In some cases, playing back over the footage will clear it and in other cases the artifacts stay and are in the final product. This was happening on an old laptop that I had, with Windows 10 and thought that outdated tech may have been the issue, however I have upgraded to a brand new system and I am still having the problem. I am running Premiere Pro 25.4 on Windows 11. The GPU is Nvdia RTX 5090 with an Intel Core Ultra 9. I have tried going into the Sequence settings and setting to 29.97 fps Non-Drop-Frame and 29.97 Drop-Frame. In the Preferences under Media I have the boxes checked for H264/HVEC hardware accelerated decoding and encoding. My resolution is set 1920x1080.
I can not give you any concrete way to replicate the problem, becase it occurs randomly throughout my editting. One time I will stop the video, back track and extract a section with no problem and then the next it pixilates the screen, like two frames are trying to occupy the same spot at the same time. My subscription to your program is not worth this headache and I do not want to pay this much for a product that does work properly. If a resolution is forth coming, I'll stay. I like the program...when it's working.
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