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I'm posting a new topic for this issue as the other 5-page thread isn't getting any replies from Adobe Support no more and this serious issue is impacting my work enourmously.
My Adobe premiere auto-updated to the latest 2021 version 15.2 and the hell started again :
As soon as I open Premiere my RAM starts to gain more and more every minute one GB Ram is added, without even having any footage in my timeline. After a while my computer freezes completely with the RAM filled up over my maximum amount (for example the activity monitor says that Premiere is using 170GB of Ram but I only have 72 GB of Ram installed).
It's very important to say this doesn't happen on version 14.5 . But on every version starting from 15.
I tried everything, clearing caches, changing preference to memory instead of performance, disabling hardware acceleration, ..
My specs are a 2020 10-core iMac with 72 GB of ram and RX 5700 XT .
It seems to happen in the latest Adobe Media Encoder and After Effects as well.
I hope anyone can help me out.
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You may want to post that here where the Adobe engineers read all threads:
https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro
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Thanks posted a thread there but only received 1 relpy which I responded to and now isn't getting any replies any more.
Yesterday I even did a full uninstall of every Adobe App on my mac. Afterwards I did an Uninstall of the creative cloud app.
Re-installed creative cloud and Adobe Premiere.
Problem still the same... went from 12GB memory usage after opening Adobe Premiere to 72GB Memory usage in 30 min and still going...
I literally tried everything I could..
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Did you use the Cleaner Tool?
https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/cc-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html
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Yes I did
Also resetted PRAM / VRAM
I have no clue what I could do furtherwise..
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