Issues with Premiere 23.5 on M2 Ultra Studio

im having an issues running premiere pro in my system. im using mac book air m2. 

Will 24.0 help? 

lhad massive issues with timeline scrolling. lag reduced by downgrading to version 23.5. mac studio m1 max. 

Any word on if this issue has been adressed in either Ventura 13.6, or in Sonoma 14.0? I'm nervous to upgrade to either one. Currently running triple monitors and with spaces separate on all displays, my workflow is a mess.

@aswinv80338389 

This issue has turned out to be complex to solve.

What we know: Premiere Pro has no knowledge of, and doesn't do anything differently whether or not "Displays have separate Spaces" is enabled. This setting changes how MacOS behaves with respect to multiple displays. There appears to be a conflict with how Premiere Pro sends video frames to MacOS and how MacOS determines display dirty regions when "Displays have separate Spaces" is unselected. The current theory is that MacOS does is not detecting that the display needs to be updated despite Premiere Pro sending a frame - and thus the new frames are never shown on the screen.

We are working closely with engineers at Apple to find a solution - either in the OS or in the application.

As soon as I have anything concrete to share around when this will be resolved, I will do so in this thread. 

Hi, when can we expect an update that solves this problem. I know, the workaround to checkmark the Item "Displays have seperate spaces", solves the problem, but is just a workarond. I don't want to work with this checkmark on. So when will this problem be solved? Thank You!

Hi @Remote Index,

You, or anyone in the community, can provide direct feedback to the documentation team. At the bottom of each Helpx page is a widget where you can provide feedback. It says, "Was this page helpful?"

If you have a complaint, click "Not Really." You can provide feedback there. I've been told by my manager that community members should provide feedback to the documentation team in this manner. I hope that's OK.

Sorry about the documentation issues.

Thanks,
Kevin

Kevin - you will note that 3 months later, this documentation is still incorrect and has not been updated.

If Adobe can't maintain such basic documentation and if it can't update incorrect information when it is pointed out and itemized, how can users trust Adobe to get anything right about the software?

This is basic stuff.

@Kevin-Monahan 

@Neal3216402676k2 

Sorry to hear that you are also having an issue.

You might want to start a new, separate thread to get troubleshooting suggestions for your 14-inch M1 MacBook Pro with an external monitor.

While you could try the solution proposed above (Displays Have Separate Spaces), this is specifically for a know issue with the Mac Studio M2 Ultra with two displays.

Anyone else still experiencing this issue? I am only using one monitor so @Kyle Plumadore solution doesn't apply to me. I tried a solution from another thread which suggested mirroring the display and opening with rosetta. This worked for a bit but then the preformance slowed down again.

m1 14 inch macbook pro connected to apple studio display.