After the last update on Premiere Pro I have massive perfomance issues. I just wanted to check if I am the only one. I am working on Windows 11 are there some issues between Windows and Premiere? And can somebody help me with a workaround because I have 3 big projects but I cant work when Premiere is that slow I cant even scroll through the timeline.
Restart with no third-party plugins. You can do this by quitting Premiere Pro, then holding the Shift key and launching Premiere Pro again. You'll see a window appear with an option to do a one-time launch disabling all third-party plugins. Choose that box, then click Continue. Premiere Pro will launch. Open your projects, how are they?
Same steps as above but this time choose the "Clear Media Cache Files" option and click Continue. After you open your project, let the cache rebuild for a minute or two, then try out your project.
Thank you for the help. The 1st step worked. Now its back normal. One last question: Do I need to start it everytime like this on that project thats not running well?
@EgeEAZ I'm glad to hear it! No need to do this every time, it's just a troubleshooting step. What it tells us is that you have a third-party plugin installed which is causing the problem. You'll need to remove or maybe update the plugin if there is an update.
If you re-launch as normal and then go to Window > Extensions, is anything showing up there? If so, you can find those installed in C:\\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions. Removing any installed extensions there and restarting Premiere Pro is effectively uninstalling them.
Okay so I uninstalled every third-party plugin but on this project I still have perfomance issues. I recorded some parts with Insta360 Go 3s and I get this feeling that is causing the issues. Because I opened older projects and Premiere runs perfectly. Is it possible that the footage of Insta360 Go 3s is responsible for the bad perfomance? Do you have some information about that?
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