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December 5, 2019
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Premiere Pro 2019 and 2020: video stutters, source Monitor-Program Monitor black, and mouse sticks

  • December 5, 2019
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Problems:

  • Video stuttering in playback in Premiere Pro 2019 and Premiere Pro 2020
    • This appeared recently when creating a new video made up of only stills, and music
    • Currently the video is only 1.25 minutes long contains about 130 still images each playing for about 1.4 seconds. Only one soundtrack
    • Using Chung DHA PRESETS
  • Mouse freezing for 2 to 4 seconds during editing
  • Source Monitor panel, and Program Monitor will go black
    • The only way I know to fix is restart program.

 

Fixes I have attempted

  • At this point Premiere Pro is totally unusable.  I ran a system compatible report and found my Nividia driver needed updating. Updated driver no change.
  • Ran OCCT stress test on CPU, GPU, Memory.  Nothing came close to overheating, and nothing flagged as a problem
  • Tried changing audio hardware settings from MME to ASIO per “gamerlearner”-Adobe Support Community.
    • In ASIO mode Premiere Pro 2019 and Premiere Pro 2020 will not play.  I am not sure how to state this more clearly… When I tap the spacebar to cause my video to play nothing happening.  I also tried this in Premiere Pro 2018 with the same result. Note I have all three versions (2018, 2019, and 2020) of Premiere Pro currently installed
  • As I started to post this problem I reviewed a post “Premier Pro 2019 - no video in program monitor or source monitor”  Where it was suggested “You can sidestep the bug by going File>Project settings> General and changing the renderer to OpenCL.
    • I attempted to do this but the only choices I found were Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA), or Mercury Playback Engine software only.

 

System information

Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 1700 Eight-Core Processor 3.00 GHZ

RAM 32 GB 1066

C disk NVMe 960 EVO 500GB 214 GB used

Windows 10 Pro 64 bit

Graphics NIVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti

Driver Date: 11/20/2019

Driver Version 26.21.14.4141



GeForce GTX 1050

GPU Architecture Pascal Pascal Pasca

NVIDIA CUDA® Cores 768 768 640

Frame Buffer 4 GB GDDR5

Memory Speed 7 Gbps 7 Gbps 7 Gbps

Boost Clock 1392 MHz




 

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최고의 답변: Ann Bens

Using Chung DHA PRESETS

These are usuallly non gpu effects, need to render timeline.

 

Set audio to MME and imput to none.

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AuntyMofo
Participant
November 4, 2020

Oh my god, thank you so much!

 

Just spent best part of a day trying to resolve this issue! 'No input' worked for me too.

AuntyMofo
Participant
November 7, 2020

Well it did temporarily!

 

Have had to create my own post as feel I've tried everything now 😞

 

Please have a look and see if you can help! https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/source-amp-program-monitors-black-blank-screen/m-p/11575863

jbowren
Participant
March 12, 2020

Setting audio input to none worked for me. Thank you!!!

 

Ann Bens
Community Expert
Ann BensCommunity Expert답변
Community Expert
December 5, 2019

Using Chung DHA PRESETS

These are usuallly non gpu effects, need to render timeline.

 

Set audio to MME and imput to none.

Participating Frequently
December 5, 2019

Many, many, many thanks Ann Bens!! In my case the fix came from setting my Default Input to "No Input" No crackling audio, and the video choppiness is about 98% perfect, and I can live with that.

Participant
December 5, 2019

Same exact problem, same card and I don't know what to do...

Participant
December 5, 2019

I hopefully figured it out. GO inside your Nividia control panel and set your Physx configuration to to your card and off CPU or auto-select. So far it is working. Cross my fingers.

Participating Frequently
December 5, 2019
    • If I understand your suggestion ericw: In the PhysX settings I have three choices: Auto select, GeForce GTX 1050 Ti, or CPU. Mine was set to auto, I changed it to GeForce GTX 1050 Ti and in a short testing period the mouse has not frozen, and the source and Program Monitors have not none black, but the video cannot keep up with the rate I am changing the images about half way through the project. Just for grins I also tried the CPU setting and got exactly the same result.  I also failed to mention that I am using two monitors. The primary monitor is using DVI-D, and the second is using, the HDMI 2.0. I did two tests each using only one monitor, first the DHMI 2.0 setup, and then the DVI-D setup and found no change.
    • One other problem I did not relate in my initial call for help is crackling in the audio at two or three during the 1.25 minute video.  The duration of this about 3 seconds. The first time in the video this crackling appears is when si when a preset “Chung DHA PRESETS” is running. I moved the audio track to end of the timeline, and section where the crackling sound was, was gone.  Also the crackling sound is heard on the exported file.

So where I am at now is the video transitions fall behind where they should be and timeline is still glitchy.  Should I buy a new video card?