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Hi everyone, I’m having an issue with my Intel Arc GPU where I’m noticing screen tearing during video playback, especially with high-resolution content. It’s pretty frustrating, and I’m not sure what’s causing it. Has anyone else experienced this with their Intel Arc GPU? I’d appreciate any advice on how to fix this or any settings I should tweak to improve the playback quality. Thanks in advance for your help!Jonathan Jone

HiI just wants your advice about APPLE IMAC 19.1 (EARLY 2019) 5K I work on adobe primier for editing videos for youtube and looking for asuitable machine. just now I have mac mini m1 with 8G RAM meomory and I can't save my videos anymore.I listed the Specifications down, I am just not sure because the computer is from 2019SpecificationsAPPLE IMAC 19.1 (EARLY 2019) 5KPROCESSORINTEL CORE I9-9900K 3.6 GHZINTERNAL MEMORY64 GBHARD DISK500 GB SSDSCREEN SIZE27"CHASSISALL IN ONE PCINTRODUCED2019SCREEN RESOLUTION5120 X 2880PROCESSOR TYPEINTEL CORE I9INSTALLED RAM64 GBHARD DISK CAPACITY500 GBHARD DISK TYPESSDOPTICAL DEVICENOWEBCAM RESOLUTION720PRJ-45 PORTS1 PCSUSB 3 PORTS4 PCSTHUNDERBOLT 2 PORTS2 PCSWIDTH65 CMDEPTH20.3 CMHEIGHT51.6 CM

Hi everyone, I’m reaching out to get some insights into the compatibility of Adobe Premiere Pro with AMD Ryzen 5 processors. I recently upgraded to an AMD Ryzen 5 laptop and while I’m excited about the performance improvements, I’ve encountered a few issues with Adobe Premiere Pro. Here’s a bit more detail on my setup:Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 3580uRAM: 8GBGraphics Card: NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4050 Adobe Premiere Pro Version: Adobe Premiere Pro version 14.0.4Here’s what I’m experiencing:Rendering Issues: I’ve noticed that rendering times are longer than expected, and there are occasional crashes during the rendering process.Is anyone else using an AMD Ryzen 5 with Adobe Premiere Pro? If so, what has your experience been like? Are there specific settings or optimizations you’ve found helpful?Could updating drivers or changing any system settings help improve performance? I’ve already made sure my GPU drivers and Premiere Pro are up-to-date, but I’m open to any additional tips.

I'd like to buy a MacBook Pro 16 and I would love to know which one you'd prefer.I work a lot with Premiere Pro and Photoshop and Lightroom and I would love to improve to perfection there. I would also love learn about After Effects and use it on a regular basis (actually the whole cloud). As I work in fashion it all should run as fast as possible. My videos have a length of 10 seconds to 45 minutes and are in 4K. Would you recommend aa) CTO: M3 Max 14‑Core CPU / 30‑Core GPU or a CTO: M3 Max 16‑Core CPU / 40‑Core GPU processor?b) a shared memory of 48 GB, 64 GB or 128 GB?c) CTO: 1 TB SSD, CTO: 2 TB SSD, CTO: 4 TB SSD or a CTO: 8 TB SSD storage?  Greetings, Lorena

Hola, estoy queriendo poder descargar las versiones de Photoshop y Premiere Pro, pero a la hora de descargarlos me sale que no son compatibles con mi dispositivo, al revisar los requerimientos minimos pude comprobar que los cumplo así que no entiendo porque mi dispositivo no es compatible.Los requerimientos minimos son:Intel 6ta generación / Poseo I5-11400Compatibilidad requerida con Advanced Vector Extensions 2 / Me fijé y mi procesador es compatibleWindows 10 (64 bits) versión 22 o posteriores / Poseo Windows 10 (64 bits) versión 22H28 GB de RAM / Poseo de 16 GB de RAM2 GB de memoria GPU / Poseo 4 GB de memoria GPU8 GB de espacio / Tengo más de 100 GB de espacio1920 x 1080 / 1920 x 1080Modelo del controlador de Microsoft Windows o compatible con ASIO / CompatibleCon todo lo anterior, no estaría entendiendo el por qué me dice que NO es compatible.Desde ya, mucha gracias.

Hey everyone,   I’m working on some video projects in Adobe Premiere Pro, and I’m thinking about upgrading my graphics card. I’m stuck between choosing an AMD graphics card or an NVIDIA GPU. I’m really curious about how well hardware acceleration works with each of them.   Has anyone here tried both AMD Graphics Cards and NVIDIA GPUs in with Premiere Pro? Which one gives better performance, especially when it comes to rendering, playback, and exporting? I’d love to hear your thoughts or see any benchmarks if you have them!   Thanks a lot for any advice you can share!  

Hi everyone, last week I bought 8GB Intel ARC A750  GPU and I tought it would be better than my 8 years old 4gb Gtx 1050Ti. But ARC A 750 doesnt wants to work with my I5 13400F Cpu. Only Cpu has works in %100 and GPU doesnt wants to get involved the process either in timeline playing video or in export. Now I have longer export times than my old 1050Ti:)Do you have any recomended settings in adobe premiere? I have written to the intel community but no answer yet, so wanted to ask you. Awaiting for your news have a good dayNote: Mercury Playback Engine GPU Accelerationb(OpenCL) open. Using Last Premiere and Media Encoder, using latest driver for ARC, System Intel I5 13400f, ARC A750GPU,64GB DDR4 Ram, 2 TB M2 Ssd,coolmaster liqud cooler.

I have just installed my LG G3 OLED tv as my reference monitor and I was supprised how much delay there was on the picture. My older Plasma tvs had about 60ms delay.   This is my setup, Premiere Beta running on a 9900 i9 based PC feeding a BM Ultra Studio 4K mini. The LG tv is then fed via HDMI and the BM analogue audio goes to my monitoring.   The test I set up had a Prores file with black for 2 sec followed by bars and tone at 50 fps. I configured my Racal Universal timer so that the audio started the count and the white of the colour bars stopped the count (via a photo diode trigger)   These are the delays I got ( all delay settings in Premiere set to zero) from different sequence settings   50 fps      108ms 25 fps      168ms 60 fps      90ms 30fps       147ms Playing from the Source monitor     110ms   This is the same test done in AFX   50fps        18

Hello, I’m having an issue with Hardware Encoding when exporting. The video has some glitches after rendered as you can see in my example here.I have to use Software Encoding for it to render properly and avoid the glitchy result. I recently formatted thinking it might help, installed everything fresh and still have this issue.I have read about this green and purple glitches but other than the solution of encoding with Software, I find no other solution. I want to use Hardware because it's so much faster.To add to this puzzle, my wife has the exact same specs I do, and she has no issues at all. My specs are:MB: MSI z97 Gaming 5CPU: i7-4790KGPU: Nvidia GTX 970RAM: 16GBWindows 10 22H2 I have the most recent Nvidia driver, and everything updated as far as I know.Thanks in advance.

What I am talking about are playback/capture cards such as Blackmagic, AJA, Bluefish, etc. I am using Premiere in a professional environment with proper calibrated monitors (Flanders DM240 for color, LG C2, C3 for client). My Blackmagic Ultrastudio 4K no longer works properly in Sonoma (apparently no longer supported although works perfectly fine with Resolve and Sonoma). So I am looking at a replacement. I have often found that Blackmagic hardware with Premiere and FCP results in a bit of lag/slightly sluggish from the time you hit play to the time it actually plays. I like instantaneous playback and stopping on a precise frame while editing. Is anyone using a professional setup like the one described above with a piece of hardware they are very happy with. My gut instinct is telling me it might be something like an AJA T-Tap Pro. I am on a Mac system, so would really prefer feedback from those who are running similar systems. I know these types of things can be very much based o

I constantly get this error. Ive been trying to look into it and still cant fix it. Ive just reinstalled Adobe on my PC. Specs:GTX 1660i7-3770k8GB DDR3MSI Z77A-G41  Any fixes???

I want a fast PC for prem pro and abit of AE. preview speed in the timeline especially but just a fast workflow overall. I want to get your thoughts if I should change any parts or if its all compatible.  thank youCPUIntel Core i9-14900K 3.2 GHz 24-Core ProcessorCoolerARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 420mm CFM Liquid CPU CoolerMOBOAsus PRIME Z790-A WIFI ATX LGA1700 MotherboardRAMSilicon Power XPOWER Zenith RGB Gaming 64 GB (2 x 32 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 MemoryStorageBack up driveSeagate Barracuda Compute 8 TB 3.5" 5400 RPM Internal Hard DriveCache driveSilicon Power US75 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State DriveOS driveSilicon Power US75 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State DriveProject driveSilicon Power US75 4 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State DriveGPUZotac GAMING Trinity GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER 16 GB Video CardCASELian Li LANCOOL III RGB ATX Mid Tower CasePSUCorsair RM1000e (2023) 1000 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply

Hello!Other than adding external drives, I have not changed my system in 4 years. It's been working great, mostly until a recent project with all 4K footage. We delivered in 1080, so I was able to make proxies for most of the footage, and the edit went mostly fine, but after several revisions, the exports always seemed to have some glitch or stutter and eventually my timeline got to a point where it just refused to play back the video. I've come up with workarounds to get this project delivered, but I know I need to upgrade, and I need to do it fast. I know I need more RAM and am planning to order 128g. Could someone please look at my system specs and see if you can suggest any other upgrades? System Specs2019 27" iMac Retina 5K2TB Fusion Drive3.7 GHz Intel Core i5 32 GB 2667 MHz DDR4Radeon Pro 580X 8 GB3 6 TB Seagate external hard drives1 Kingston 1TB SSD 1 SanDisk 1 TB SSD Thanks for the help!Chris

Hi, I have a Macbook Pro 2020 13 inch, M1 processor, 16 GB and 1 TB harddisk. I am considering to replace it with the new Macbook Air to have a lighter computer. I don't see how to compare those in strengh? I use mainly Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign. And sometimes I also do videos. Will the Air be strong enough for this? Or do I really have to have a Macbook Pro for this kind of work?

So , The thing is I bought a PC 4 months ago and the Computer Specifications are :CPU : Core i5 12400fMotherboard : PRO H610M-E DDR4 Lightning Gen 4GPU : ASUS DUAL RTX 3060 Ti 8GBRAM : XPG 32gb RAM ( Single Stick )PSU : Aerocool LUX 550W 80 Plus BronzeStorage : 2TB SSD ( Forgot about the brand ._. )Cooler : IDE Cooling SE-903 XTThese are the specifications of the computer and I'm a full time video editor , I mostly edit 1080p videos and sometimes 4k in which I do not use alot of effects. The problem I'm facing is that many people on the internet says this is the best pc for intermediate level editing while I face problems even while editing in 1080p , A simple masking in 1080p footage makes my pc lag as hell and The renderning time is peak slow , Even if I use GPU accelerated effects I see enormous lag and late renderning times , I never encountered problems while editing before in a I5 3rd gen and 1050ti , this pc seems to struggle more than that which worries me alot what might be th

I have an HP-Z840 with an Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2643 v3 @ 3.40GHz 3.40 GHz (2 processors) and 96 GB of installed RAM.  I'm currently using a NVIDIA M4000 graphics card.  The system runs slow when attempting to use the generative AI/denoise, etc features in Adobe Photoshop.  Can I improve the system's performance by upgrading the components (graphics card)? If so, can you recommend the upgrade?  Also are there any technical challenges I may encounter while upgrading the system? Thanks.

Hi there!What would be the best graphics card in a $2000 Windows 11 Pro desktop computer which will be used heavily with Photoshop, Illustrator and Dimension?Thanx a lot!

Can this laptop run Premier Pro 24 HP 15s AMD® Ryzen™ 5 7520U 16GB RAM 512GB SSD Storage Laptop?Windows 11 home15.6-inch FHD display16GB RAM and 512GB SSD storageAMD® Ryzen™ 5 7520U processorAMD® Radeon™ graphicsBattery life up to 10.5 hoursHP True Vision 720p HD camera3 Year Warranty (Upon Registration) 

Hi, all,   So I was happily chugging along in Premiere Pro dynamically linked to After Effects for a demo reel I was working on. Everything is fine and it successfully renders the video as an MP4.   But I go to do a final check on the render and I get these strange glitches that happen every now and then. I've tried several ways of exporting (both alone via the Export command, and via Media Encoder). All give the same result. The only way I can get around it is if I use software rendering. Not a bad solution, but not ideal, either. This obviously wittles it down to the GPU, but why?   Example of a glitch: Example of the glitch in motion (watch between 18 and 19 seconds; it's very quick):   As I mentioned, everything is absolutely fine (playback, effects, performance, etc.) up until checking out the final render. It's...weird. The only thing I can figure out is that during these "glitches," they seem to happen between clips on the Premiere Pro timeline that are up

In my system, there are 3 GPUs. A GTX 1660 TI OC 6GB, a GTX 1080 SC2, and intel UHD730.   I am looking to output a video file in HVEC with HDR10 (PQ, 4k UHD) recorded on my galaxy s24 (standard), BUT... Because of TWO DIFFERENCES in the turing encoder and the pascal encoder, it won't touch my 1080.   Here's the thing: The 1080 DOES NOT support B-frames in HVEC mode and lacks the abillity to normalize multiple frames or whatever.   HERE'S THE ISSUE: I come from Shotcut, so disabling these settings in my encoder prefrences is usually an option, but Adobe's complete and utter lack of hands-on hardware control makes it IMPOSSIBLE!   I have used blender with both GPUs, I have tried OpenCL options in premire, IT JUST WON'T WORK!!   I am VERY tempted to STOP using this software, as making an entire GPU worthless (and my main one at that) JUST BECAUSE OF 2 DISCREPANCIES IS SO DUMB!! I JUST WANT TO DISABLE B FRAMING AND MULTIPLE REFERENCE FRAMES FOR HVEC! it would be th

It's been 8 years since I've built a computer. Instead of building, I'm going to buy a prebuilt laptop.Which would you choose for mainly editing 4k in Premiere Pro? I'll do some occasional After Effects work. Intel® Core™ i7-14700HX (up to 5.5 GHz, 33 MB L3 cache, 20 cores, 28 threads) and NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4070 Laptop GPU (8 GB) Intel® Core™ i9-14900HX (up to 5.8 GHz 36 MB L3 cache, 24 cores, 32 threads)and NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4060 Laptop GPU (8 GB) Also, can I use Windows standard or do I need Windows Pro to run Premiere Pro?Thanks!

Hello, I am an Adobe Premiere Pro use and currently planning to buy a new desk top computer. Please suggest me by providing configuration within moderate budget. Thanks in advance.    [Typos edited by moderator]

Out latest specs are:Dell Latitude 7450 - Laptop 14.0"Intel Core Ultra 7 165UWindows 11 Pro16 GB: LPDDR5x, 6400 MT/s (onboard)Integrated Intel Graphics, Core Ultra 7 165U vPRO Processor, 16GB LPDDR5x MemoryIntel vPRO Enterprise Management Enabled512 GB, M.2 2230, TLC PCIe Gen 4 NVMe, SSDFHD HDR IR Camera with ExpressSign-In + Intelligent 

have a Dell 8940, with an i9 processor, and an Nvidia RTX 3060 GPU. Would going to a newer Nvidia GPU improve speed? The GPU i am looking at is the RTX 4070.  Would this help speed things up in premiere pro? Thank you, Michael

Which Nvidia GPU driver do you recommend?