Welcome to the community, and sorry for the issue. It might be expected behavior for the playback to be slow after adding specific effects. Are you using the Warp Stabiliser effect? Could you try marking in and out points in your Sequence and go to Sequence > Render Effects in to out and let us know if that makes any difference to the playback? If that doesn't work, could you share your system specifications (OS, OS version, CPU, GPU, RAM) and source file properties (Project Panel > Right-click on source file > Properties)?
Quando renderizo os efeitos a reprodução ocorre bem, o ponto é o render final, que aí sim leva muito tempo com arquivos que estão estabilizados. Quando não estabilizo o render é rápido.
Os arquivos de video são da FX3 Sony Cinema Line. Tamanho da imagem: 3840 x 2160 / 120fps / 8bit de cor. Já as configs do computador são: macbook air, m1, 2020, 8gb de ram.
Thanks for sharing the details. So you're not having any issues while previewing but while exporting, is that correct? If so, could you share your export settings with us?
Wow, nice camera. A little jealous here. I think your computer is probably not powerful enough to handle that footage well to edit natively. A better way to go will be to transcode the footage to ProRes LT if you have the drive space. Then, export. If you cannot export H.264, you can export with ProRes LT and create H.264 copies of that master.
If that is not possible, create proxies, ideally ProRes Proxy.
Sorry about that. This system might be underpowered for the footage you are editing with. Can we get details about the footage, please? Is it 4K? From which camera?
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