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valentinc818304
valentinc818304
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March 28, 2018
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Screen tearing when playback

  • March 28, 2018
  • 13 replies
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When i playback/preview my sequence, the video is being teared apart and flickering. I do render the sequence first.

I edit CC2018, on my brand new Dell inspiron 15 7577

Is there any settings, that need to be changed?or is it just not the right PC

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    Correct answer grantv85747955

    I had this exact same issue on my PC with a GTX 1070 and new 60Hz BenQ monitor. The fix for me was to go into Nvidia Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings > Program Settings > Adobe Premiere Pro > Vertical Sync and change this setting from 'Use the 3D application Settings' to 'On'. After that I relaunched Premiere and the issue was immediately resolved. Hope that helps for anyone else with the same problem.

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    Kenja99
    Participant
    November 16, 2022

    Found that this worked for me: In the console Debug Database View I found DS.ForceEnableVsync and set it to true. This did solve the problem, without any other system changes.

      AnthonyL92
      AnthonyL92
      Participant
      February 3, 2023

      I recommend this 100% to anyone still having issues after trying the recommended fix. To get to it, go into a project and click CTRL+F12, then click on Console Options and look for DS.ForceEnableVsync and set it to true.  Fixed my problem on a Dell XPS 15 with an i7 and a GTX 1650

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        defaultuhyr3l86y1jg
        Participant
        March 28, 2023

        In conjunction with Vsync set to Adaptiv (half refresh rate), this worked for me.

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        Amardeep21784508pqwo
        Participant
        May 20, 2022

        for me nothing is working, went through all solution available online

        msi creator m16 a11ud

        dogfather1
        dogfather1
        Participant
        April 19, 2022

        Yea me too, I had this issue for ages until I found this post.  I had a Gtx 1070 switched the nvidia setting to ON rather than Use the 3D application Settings, solve stright away, thant you 

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          tommyidaho
          Participant
          September 15, 2021

          You are a lifesaver! Thank you for posting this!!!

            anaism59153805
            anaism59153805
            Participant
            September 15, 2021

            I'm having this issue on an M1 mac. I was able to create proxies that don't tear but when I render the tearing shows up. Anyone else?

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            grantv85747955Correct answer
            Participating Frequently
            December 29, 2020

            I had this exact same issue on my PC with a GTX 1070 and new 60Hz BenQ monitor. The fix for me was to go into Nvidia Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings > Program Settings > Adobe Premiere Pro > Vertical Sync and change this setting from 'Use the 3D application Settings' to 'On'. After that I relaunched Premiere and the issue was immediately resolved. Hope that helps for anyone else with the same problem.

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              johnnyk7917700
              Inspiring
              January 18, 2021

              thank you, that fixed it for me too on Nvidia 2070 Max q Laptop

              Had tearing and wobly playback. Fixed with this setting on.

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              mxm2020
              Participant
              October 3, 2019

              Any luck on this?  I have been having this problem on a new asus laptop w the 1070 card.  No issue in the imported file but in the source monitor and timeline it tears and flickers/glitches and shows up in my exports. I have exasted myself looking and trying different settings etc. What is going on?!?

              Joel@Menara
              Joel@Menara
              Participant
              April 9, 2019

              I have a similar issue to this which I have documented in my own post here: Re: Screen tearing/vsync issues in Premiere timeline I still have not been able to solve the problem overall, but was able to solve it in the program and source monitors.

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              all27x
              Participant
              April 20, 2018

              Did you fix this issue?  I have this same issue.. It's really annoying..  The only good thing is when i export it's completely gone.  Only on Playback it happens

              robbv15302024
              robbv15302024
              Participant
              April 2, 2018

              I am having this exact same issue. Recently bought a Razer Blade 14". Laptop is set to always default to the GTX 1060 graphics card. I was running old graphics drivers, so I updated them. Issue still persists.

              robbv15302024
              robbv15302024
              Participant
              April 2, 2018

              Also, of note is that it becomes FAR more frequent when I take the preview full screen.

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