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Hello everyone,
I have searched the forums and couldn't find an answer to this very troubling issue.
Also I have contacted Adobe chat support 3 times already and no one was able to help me thus far (in each time I had to restart the computer to see if those changes would have worked, but none did, so now I decided to try the forum).
I would be very grateful if someone could help me. I'll try to provide every information about the issue and my specs.
I have installed Premiere Pro about a week ago. I had never used it before on this computer.
From day 1 I have the same issue with every project: The preview screen in the "program monitor" is completely glitchy. It gets black, gray, blank or just purely bugged (as in the print below) if I add any text (100% of the time) or some other video effects (in this case seems to be random). The only way to make the image reappear is if I keep adjusting the size and position of the Program Monitor panel. I must constantly change its size and position whenever I add a new text, select an existing text or switch back to a video clip in my timeline. Any of those actions make the preview screen disappear.
This quick video capture summarizes the problem:
I'm pretty sure it has something to do with my graphics card. I have another problem where I can't play some games in full screen mode (only windowed mode) on this computer (also unresolved since I bought this computer) and for some reason I think it is related to this Premiere Pro bug.
The card is a GeForce GTX 1050 Ti with updated drivers.
But what exactly is the problem, and more importantly, how to fix it, I have no clue.
The support staff from the chat suggested me some things:
- Deleting the media cache (nothing changed)
- Going to NVidia control panel and changing some stuff (to make sure there is only a single graphics card active when Premiere Pro is being used): nothing changed
- Resetting Premiere Pro preferences by holding shift+alt on program launch (surprisingly this solved the glitch, but after restarting the program it came back)
- Updating the graphics card: It was indeed outdated, and when I updated it the glitch stopped. But then after restarting the program it came back. This raised my suspicion it has indeed something to do with the graphics card. But I don't know what.
In the end nothing worked.
The last guy suggested I should ask to speak with someone from the "video chat support", but I decided to try the forum first.
Version 12.1.1 (Build 10)
Yes, my Premiere Pro is updated according to Creative Cloud.
Windows 10 Home
I'm not sure how to answer this codecs detail, but every source footage I use is in .mp4
I sometimes get this error message when I open the program, I suspect it is somehow related:
"Your screen resolution is below the minimum required 1024 x 768. Please increase your screen resolution or adjust the DPI scaling setting in your Display preference to a smaller size."
But that's not true. I use my notebook's native resolution, which is 1920 x 1080
Again, I'm pretty sure the problem is with the graphics card, and has something to do with that error message.
It happens mainly when I try to add some text or select an existing text in my timeline. But I can see it is wrong from the time I open a new project, because the image appears on the preview screen only at some specific sizes and positions of the Program Monitor panel.
No, the issue is present since I first installed Creative Cloud a week ago. I tried reinstalling Creative Cloud and Premiere Pro, but nothing changed.
I'm not sure what this question is supposed to mean, I usually don't have other softwares running when using Premiere Pro.
No, just what Adobe brings in with Creative Cloud.
I couldn't find a way to attach my .nfo file here, so here are what I believe to be the main points:
Acer Aspire VX5-591G notebook
Windows 10 home
X64 system
Intel Core i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz
RAM 16 GB
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
No, I haven't changed the "Mercury Playback Engine Software Only" option, which was the default one.
This is strange, I saw that recommendation in many places, but for me that was the default option. Is it not supposed to be?
Only with previews. The final output, when I finally manage to export the project, works fine.
Anyone help?
Please?
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Do not count on Windows to be fully up to date when it comes to device drivers
Go to the vendor site to be sure you have an updated driver for your graphic adapter
•nVidia Driver Downloads http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
There are also intermittent reports that the newest driver is not always the best driver due to driver bugs or compatibility issues, so you MAY need to try an earlier driver version
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Thank you for your input.
I did use the vendor site to get the update (exactly the same link as you provided).
I'm not sure how to switch to earlier driver versions, considering I can't find that option in the NVIDIA website nor in NVIDIA's control panel.
Any other ideas on what's happening or how to solve it?
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...downgrade to premierepro version 12.0.1
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How? Is that allowed?
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So NVIDIA support told me my graphics card isn't recommended by Adobe, according to this list:
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html
If that is the real issue I guess there is no solution to the problem.
In this case I I'll just cancel my subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud and request a refund. Apparently their products don't work on my hardware.
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Go to edit>preferences>Media Cache... click on 'Delete Unused' and change the setting to automatically delete cache files older than x days down to a reasonable amount of days, depending on the amount of videos you edit in a day. (Mine is set to 2 days because i edit a lot of video)
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I'm also having that issue recently on Windows 10, nvidia gp100 - there is no fix to this problem, I've tried everything, from reinstalling all cc versions of AE to reinstalling graphic drivers like 20 times and clearing cache memory.
Only workaround was to edit after effects preferences in text editor end broke display preview acceleration, but this is also generates some problems with GPU needing effects.
If someone has a clue to fix this problem, please help, its very annoying and some people cant do their work anymore.
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same issue here.