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Hello i am using premier pro 2020 latest version over Windows 10 fully updated. My machine is Lenovo y750 i7 7th generation 16gb of ram gtx 960m graphics card.
Problem i am having is even if i drop simple footage direct from camera timeline bar shows yellow colour after rendering frames it gets green and when i play this it gets pause after few seconds and it gets keep pausing over and over. I tried all optimization from blogs and YouTube and nothing is working so far. Even i i tried older version as well they have slightly less pause frequency but problem remains.
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Hello i am using premier pro 2020 latest version over Windows 10 fully updated. My machine is Lenovo y750 i7 7th generation 16gb of ram gtx 960m graphics card.
Problem i am having is even if i drop simple footage direct from camera timeline bar shows yellow colour after rendering frames it gets green and when i play this it gets pause after few seconds and it gets keep pausing over and over. I tried all optimization from blogs and YouTube and nothing is working so far. Even i i tried older version as well they have slightly less pause frequency but problem remains.
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What are the hard drives (how many, what kind, what is on each, and how full)?
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I am using m.2 ssd as oS drive and standard hdd for other. Main project and clips are in ssd and its aprx. 40gb free and other are around 250gb free
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40 GB free is not much for temp files and system files.
What is the capacity of each of the drives?
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please take a look on image attached.
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There's your problem right there. You actually have, besides the OS SSD, a single 1 TB HDD that's been partitioned into three separate partitions. And the most used partition of that drive is also by far the absolute slowest partition of that drive! You see, no HDD can sustain high transfer rates throughout the entire disk to begin with. And when you partition that HDD like that, the maximum sequential transfer rate of the outermost partition is less than 90 MB/s (assuming that the maximum sustainable transfer rate of that given HDD is around 130 MB/s). And with that outermost partition so full, that transfer rate drops to less than 70 MB/s. And practically, that partition transfers no better than about 40 MB/s due to overhead from the controller.
Video editing demands high sequential transfer speeds to begin with. But a partitioned spinning HDD will only make an already slow drive even more sluggish.
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Alright sounds absolutely convincing and make sense, But my video files and software both are on ssd i move projects to HDD when complete I usually edit on SSD, still should I be facing this problem?
should i upgrade my HDD to ssd aswell ?
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we need to know your source properties and your sequence settings. Premiere has an awesome proxy workflow. It can be a little tricky but once mastered it's great...
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Please take a look
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I cant understand the dafact .. when after effects works fine why can't PR run smoothly
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Because Pr is not Ae.
What kind of drive is J?
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its an SSD external .. but I am having same issue on internal SSD as well i.e m.2 evo
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That i know very well .. my point is AE is rendering tons of effects and working smoothly then i cant figure whats wrong with simple playback