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Decon
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March 6, 2020
Question

[Premiere] - Playback glitch when speed ramping over 800%?

  • March 6, 2020
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Hey Guys,

 

I have been encountering glitches in playback while trying to speed ramp over 800%. The project is being edited by a windows user and then he is archiving the project and sending it to me where I then open it and finish it. The glitch happens during any playback or scrubbing in the timeline and it is glitching to an entirely different clip than the one I am trying to ramp.

 

I have deleted all of the cache files and have even tried starting a brand new cache file for the project but nothing seems to fix it. I have been working with this windows editor and this workflow for over a year and have never encountered this until the most recent projects. We are both running CC 2020. Any advice or possible solutions would be greatly appreciated. I have attached a sample of the glitch below.

 

[Video] - Speed Ramp glitch over 800%  

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      joel_graceinauburn
      Participant
      January 8, 2022

      I am still having this issue but even lower then 800% speed ramp. I'm at 200% and its still choppy. any fix for this yet?

       

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      Andy 1968
      Inspiring
      January 8, 2022

      If it is Pro Res or BRAW or even H.264 at 60 FPS your hard drive might be getting pegged at 100%. Increasing the speed to 800% requires a lot of throughput from the hard drive. You can use the Windows Taskmanager to find the weakest link in your system as seen in the video below. It might be your CPU or GPU. 

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKBCzCkvBT8

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      ChaseP1718327483
      Participant
      April 14, 2021

      Same issue, April 2021

      Anything above 800%

      This is affecting most videos I make

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      PedroAmorimRodrigues
      Participating Frequently
      April 14, 2021

      They have fixed it somewhat but it is still in the Beta Version of Premiere.

      You need to download the Beta version. I only made a couple of tests, and it worked. Still needs to be put to test a little more, maybe you can help out.

      Someone from Adobe contacted me last week, refering they addressed the issue and to test it out in the beta.

      You can check the thread here:

      https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/speeding-up-footage-results-in-lost-frames/m-p/11948372#M339616%3Fprofile.language=pt%3Fprofile.language=pt

       

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      Caleb5D66
      Participant
      April 13, 2021

      I am still having the same problem in April 2021

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        PedroAmorimRodrigues
        Participating Frequently
        April 14, 2021

        They have fixed it somewhat but it is still in the Beta Version of Premiere.

        You need to download the Beta version. I only made a couple of tests, and it worked. Still needs to be put to test a little more, maybe you can help out.

        Someone from Adobe contacted me last week, refering they addressed the issue and to test it out in the beta.

        You can check the thread here:

        https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/speeding-up-footage-results-in-lost-frames/m-p/11948372#M339616%3Fprofile.language=pt%3Fprofile.language=pt

         

         

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        simonh38533445
        Participant
        January 3, 2021

        Same issue in 2021
        I have had this issue for alsmost 2 years now waiting for a fix. I had this issue on my MacBook Pro, Windows PC. Same with Canon Footage or iPhone Footage. I tried everything from switching to other Codecs, Proxys, Windows reinstall, upgrading RAM, different GPU Drivers. Since Speedramping is becoming more and more important to me, im switching to DaVinchi, becuase there is nothing more left to do and Adobe doesn't seem to care.

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        PedroAmorimRodrigues
        Participating Frequently
        October 29, 2020

        After this week update still no fix. 10/2020 (14.5.0)

        I am changing to DaVinci Resolve.

        Still problems with interpreted footage and proxies with speed ramps.

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        Jacob5C08
        Participant
        December 4, 2020

        STILL having this same issue with my speed ramping and it is now December. How is this not a more important issue??

         

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        Eduardo_cp26
        Participating Frequently
        October 23, 2020

        Hi,

        I'm also having the same issue.

        I have a.

        Windows  10

        Core i9 7xxx

        32gb Ram

        Geoforce 2060 super 8gb

        500SSD GB

        1T HD

         

        And everything works fine till 799% ramping but at 800% everything  goes crazy.  

        I have subscription..so I'm on the latest version of Premiere. 

         

        Proxis doesn't help, stay the same issue.

         

          Decon
          DeconAuthor
          Known Participant
          October 23, 2020

          7 months since I started this feed. Still no fix. unbelievable.

          Kevin J. Monahan Jr.
          Kevin J. Monahan Jr.
          Legend
          August 17, 2020

          Hello Decon and fellow editors,

          Please upvote this bug: https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/39039550-bug-report-speed-issues-in-premiere-2020

           

          I will make sure the bug is on the radar for the team. Sorry for the frustration.

          Kevin

          Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio
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            simonh38533445
            Participant
            January 3, 2021

            i think this report is not the same issue we're dealing with here. When speed is set over 800% the playback "jumps" to a COMPLETE different section of the same or even another Clip. It is not just a "chopy playback". 799% works fine (at least while playing back. scrubbing through makes also this issue)

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            PedroAmorimRodrigues
            Participating Frequently
            August 17, 2020

            Almost a year has passed since the 2020 release and still no fix for this very important issue. I have been working in 2019 version because there is no fix for this. Speed ramping and time manipulations are an essential technique for the modern video editor, all my edits have that in one way or another.

            I am very concerned about the future of Premiere, in no time we will have the 2021 version and this very basic feature is not fixed. And when the 2021 version is released we cannot install anymore the 2019 version, since we can only install the previous version. I am deeply concerned with this and this issue is jeopardizing my usage and continuation in the Adobe Suite. Considering DaVinci Resolve seriously, didnt change yet because I dont have time to learn new software, and thats the main reason Adobe has still many clients, because of the familiarity of the software and people using it for several years now. 

            For 2 or 3 times I have contacted support, wich they tell me that are aware of this issue and still, after several updates the problem is still there. 

            I AM VERY UNPLEASED AND ANGRY WITH THIS!!

            STOP IMPLEMENTING NEW FEATURES AND FIX THIS F...ING VERY SERIOUS PROBLEM!

              jorgebfoto
              jorgebfoto
              Participant
              July 17, 2020

              I have exactly the same problem, if I set the speed above 800% my preview image is going crazy. It is almost impossible to edit like this. Very annoying! 
              Working on: 8-Core MacBook Pro // Pro Vega 16 // OS 10.15.6 // PP 14.3.0

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                Adobe Employee
                Sumeet_Kumar_Choubey
                Adobe Employee
                March 6, 2020

                Hi Decon,

                 

                We're sorry about this. We are aware of a similar issue. Please let us know the exact version of Premiere Pro that you are using. Also, try this workaround and check if it works. For the sections where you need more than 800% change (for example1600%), try nesting the clip/section with 800% change and then apply the 200% change on the nested clip. Let us know if it helps.

                 

                Thanks,

                Sumeet

                Decon
                DeconAuthor
                Known Participant
                March 6, 2020

                Hey Sumeet,

                 

                Thank you for the response. I am running Premiere 14.0.3 on MacOS 10.14.6. I tried the nesting technique and did manager to get some playback while it seems to still lag once it starts to reach a higher "buffer rate" (Not sure what the terminology is here but if I start the playback further ahead of the ramp I get the glitch but if I start right before the ramp it works most of the time). I have attached a video below to show you and this will certainly work for now until you guy get it fixed on your end. thank you for all your hard work and such a great product!

                 

                Cheers,

                Devin

                 

                https://youtu.be/y-U7loi_GdQ

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