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defaultgrzc4mivh752
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January 9, 2024
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GoPro files start to stutter with 4 seconds.

  • January 9, 2024
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Hardware meets the Adobe specifications and I recently installed another 16GB of RAM as I was informed that this would stop the 'stuttering' in the preview window. Well, it is still happening so can someone please point me in the right direction as to how I can avoid the stuttering? The GoPro files are 4K and range from 60fps to 30fps.

Many thanks

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Correct answer Peru Bob

Steve, so I have to Render the media beforehand as well as when I have completed my edits? I was under the assumption that I only had to Render when I was ready to finalise the clip after all the edits etc.


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I was under the assumption that I only had to Render when I was ready to finalise the clip after all the edits etc.


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No.  Rendering is only used for generating previews and not needed before export.

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defaultgrzc4mivh752Author
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January 9, 2024

These are my specs.

 

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Steve Grisetti
Legend
January 9, 2024

What is the resolution and frame rate of your video? Premiere Elements can only edit 3840x2160 video at 30 fps. A lot of GoPro cams shoot video at 60 fps.

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defaultgrzc4mivh752Author
Participant
January 9, 2024

Hi Steve and thank you for your input. Yes some of the clips are 60fps but most are not. The issue was happening with both.

I do believe I have found the answer which alluded me for many Google hours. When I add the media, I need to Render it in order for it to be able to playback without issue. I am new to this so still learning the process.

Let me know if I am incorrect in my findings and thank you again.

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