Thanks Carlos I’ll try to respond to your questions in order:
1. I’ve muted Fx, and in many cases deleted warp stabilizer from clips, and no color correction is in place. I’m aware that these things should go in last and I’ve done my best to remove them from the equation.
2. As far as RAM, this edit went super smooth at the beginning of the project, actually when my hard drive was even fuller than it is now. I’ve also done similar edits on another reasonably large 4k music video project. My internal hard drive has about 50% space remaining, so I don’t believe it’s at the threshold of slowing down considerably. Not ruling out my hardware as an issue I’m just confused why it worked fine on previous 4K edits.
The raw files were moved from the desktop to an external, and then suspecting the external (an empty 4tb drive) might have been slowing stuff down, I moved the raw files back to my hard drive on the desktop. I’m doing all this, I was suspect of my proxies so I deleted them and remade in as low res an option as available... 720p, although I think at last glance I didn’t see that gopro cineform option. As an aside, could a gopro VR plugin be at all to blame for any of this? Not editing any in VR but problems began around the time when I was doing a VR edit in the gopto software and I think it dropped a VR plugin into my Premiere.
I’m working in GPU acceleration. Could this be something with my graphics card? My version of Premiere (13.0.1) vs an older OS? I just don’t get why if things are proxied and I’m following all these steps, and if I’ve previously edited in 4k proxied without issue, what else could be going wrong.
Thank you you so much for weighing in on this! And thx for the list of externals
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