Premiere Pro super slow on my MacBook Pro Max M3 48GB

Hi @manfredi29549288rb7w - Do you have any plugins installed?  If so can you navigate to the Effects panel and click the hamburger menu then at the bottom select "Manage Video Effects" and disable them.  Let us know if that helps your issue.

Hi @jamieclarke, the result:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RNosGG2ajTQsP5dvSuC218Hu6qurZSPL/view?usp=sharing 

Nothing changed, same result

Hi @manfredi29549288rb7w - Can you try navigating to your timeline and click the hamburger menu then select "undock panel" and let us know if you are still having issues?

Yes, I always use 29.97 fps sequence, also in DaVinci.
I created a 50fps sequence (same as the clip) with custom editing mode and QuickTime ProRes.
Nothing changed, I have attached you the result.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aZhvl82OrC4dpq3qNjeplO-BxsQEjVJp/view?usp=sharing 

What can I do? It's really frustrating. I have one of the best machine in the world and it's absolutely impossible to work with a 1080p sequence 😞

Hi @manfredi29549288rb7w - Thank you for the screenshots.  You have a bunch of mixed framerates, If you put each clip in its own sequence do you have the same results?  When you say Resolve is sooo fast can you compare your sequence settings and see if there is a difference.

Can you try changing your sequence settings to editing mode custom and change your video previews to Quicktime ProRes.

Hi Jamie, thanks for replying.
I'm using the latest version v25.0.0.
Yes, the Audio Hardware input is set to "no input".

I have 4 different sources, here you find the interpet footage for all of them.