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Sony a7siii 4k 120fps 4222 10 bit playback issues in premier

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December 18, 2020
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I am on the newest mac book pro fully spec'd out and having issues playing back Sony a7siii 4k 120fps 4222 10 bit.

When I shoot 420 10 bit that footage plays back fine.

Will there be a fix for this soon or is anyoen else having issues?

Trying to create proxies but dont want to add that to my workflow.

Thanks,

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Kevin-Monahan

Community Manager

Hey Todd,

Sorry for the frustration on performance. I have noted that most people having performance issues are running H.264/HEVC 10 bit 4:2:2 variants. For now, I'll recommend using proxies or transcoding the original files. Please let the devs know you'd like this improved over on User Voice.

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio

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Barry5C9A

Participant

Can we get an update on this. I'm sick of using proxies.

R Neil Haugen

Legend

Some camera media is built for quick encoding in the camera by specialized chips built FOR that camera, and our computers of course can't have 500 specific chips built into them. And those types of media are not computer-friendly for editing/VFX purposes. So the use of those media types in a computer has always been frustrating. That's not a fault of any of the video post apps, and I use both PrPro and Resolve as well as Ae on a regular basis.

It's Life as a video post person. Run the proxies/t-codes while on a break. They work quite spiffily after you've got them. Easier to switch between them than ever before.

I spend a lot of time with pro colorists ... and getting that "crap" to work with annoys the Hades out of them. And they're not based in PrPro either.

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

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Ali Jaber

Community Expert

I've just finished a project using the same camera and video specs and the playback was somehow sluggish, I've ended up using proxies to be able to work comfortably. My computer specs are a little bit low: i7-5930, geforce1080 ti, 64 Gb ram, win 10. Another thing: I noticed that PPro doesn't use hardware decoding when playing back those videos (needs support for that codec from Adobe?)

Kevin-Monahan

Community Manager

Hey Ali,

Sorry about that. Let the devs know here.

Kevin

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio

BROWNYJOHNY

Participant

I am a video editor. sony Fx3 4k 12fps footage I can't view in real time and can't edit at all. Can you please suggest a solution for this.

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