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Hi all so i am brand new to Premiere Pro and i am terrible with computers. so lets dig in am having trouble playing 4k video on my windows computer i have just upgraded the graphice card and still no joy i video the footige of a building it 2 minitus 30 secends long taken with a sony a1 4k quailty (mp4) size of data is 3.12gb
its 50fps. now the issuse, it play but well glitchy then gose like still pictures through the frams. so i down graded the video to 1080p 30fps looks terrible and still well glitchy any idears please how i can reslove this issuse many thanks regards simon sorry about the spelling misstake
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Hey Simon,
Welcome to the community. Sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue. Could you try marking in and out points and going to Sequence > Render In to Out and check if that renders the preview for you? Have you tried working with proxies? Please share your system specifications (OS, OS version, CPU, GPU, RAM). We're here to help.
Thanks,
Ishan
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also Ishan the graphics card is Gigabyte GeForce RTX3060 Gaming Windforce oc 12gb lhr dual F
thanks regards Simon
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Thanks for sharing the information. It seems that your CPU might not be ideal for this workflow. Could you try creating proxies for your source files and see if the playback improves? You can do so by right-clicking on the source media > Proxies > Create Proxies. I recommend using the Quicktime Low Resolution Proxy preset. The playback might still not be smooth but it might improve.
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Also, what are the hard drives (how many, what kind, what is on each, what capacity, and how full)?
Make sure to use the latest Studio Driver from NVIDIA (NOT the Game Driver).
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If those drives are HDD and not SSD, that could also contribute to the problem.
Use this free utility to find more details of the hard drives and the graphics driver (Make sure to choose the free version):
https://www.ccleaner.com/speccy/download
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You may want to try proxies, as suggested by Ishan Y :
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/how-to/proxy-media.html
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sure i will give it a go thanks both
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i appreaciate that but thats from 7 years ago do we know of any new videos that can help or groups cheers all
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Here's a more recent video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uz3H2Bvj-d8. Jump to 1:42 on the timecode.