FIX YOUR SOFTWARE

Sorry, Sunny. Come back to the thread so we can help. In the meantime, let's move this to the Video Lounge.

Thanks,
Kevin

The original poster, Sunny, has not responded to anyone ( all the nice posters who want to help ).

It seems to me that the tangential spinning of this thread has reached it's limit as far as being helpful to anyone in the PPro forum looking for answers to specific questions ( like, 'how do I do this' kinda thing ).

Since it has become a social network mish mash of opinions and attutudes, wouldn't it be wise to move it to the lounge or someplace else ??  I personally find it useless even though it is pleasant to hear something during the current snow storm outside.  I guess " the talk " might be on TV ??

what was the specific problem that pushed you to post?

so that we can help you more

@Sunny27766053ge2h 

I'm seeing fantactic performace from Premiere Pro on Apple Silicon based computers.

Are you sure you don't want to compare notes on source footage settings and Sequence settings?

If you'd care to post actionable details of a specific problem you're hitting, we could help...?

Premiere is running on several million users every day. So understand, no matter how many of us are getting odd crud, a lot of others aren't having any issues. Frustrating as that is.

Among other things, most of the devs are both Mac total-geeks and passionate editors in their own right. They run every Mac product ever made I think. And edit on it. And they're not getting crud on their own rigs or they'd have made changes before releasing.

So ... what the Hay? As a user, the variability between users at this point is the widest I've ever seen. Without any apparent sense to who's getting awesome and who's getting crud.

For example, my desktop is a 24  core Ryzen, 128GB of RAM, and a 2080Ti. In Pr 2023, it screams along. As does my 4-year old Acer Triton laptop.

But another user with a rig so identical it must also have been a Puget build posted about working with the same media, and he's getting total unmitigated crud performance. Why the difference? No freaking clue.

I work with/for/teach pro colorists, mostly based in Resolve and Baselight. I spend time daily in Resolve. My desktop and laptop are both running Pr great. The desktop handles BM's Resolve nearly identical to Premiere, works very well. But my laptop is such a dog with Resolve I uninstalled it.

Others get exactly the opposite results. Why? No freaking clue.

And since I'm also on the LGG and BM's Resolve forums daily, I am totally aware of issues there. Which have grown as BM has tried to mimic Adobe's dream of being one app for all users/hardware/media/workflows.

I'm not sure that is a wise choice.

But at any rate, I've been in business many years. The tools you use to get the work out for your clients are just that ... tools. Nothing more. Fancy hammers.

Any loyalty you feel needs to be used to take care of your clients, NOT the tools! So whichever tool works to get your clients taken care of at this time is the tool you should use. Period.

If that's Resolve, great. Or Avid, or FCP, whatever. Get the work out the door. These big companies will take care of themselves.

Neil