What does the Event Viewer (Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Administrative Tools)  say? ... View more

Unfortunately that's all I got.  You have a more powerful system than I do but I generally have no stuttering problems so I have no idea.    I wish someone else would comment on this thread.   I posted a question about GPU's yesterday that's gotten no responses either, so maybe the Hardware Forum is too low traffic. ... View more

my disk usage goes up to 100% but than backs down to around 20-ish% after about 5 seconds of playback I'm assuming the stuttering continues after it's gone back down to 20-ish.   I'm unclear what you mean by "disk usage" - I have Windows 7, is that a Windows 10 thing?  The Resource Monitor (button on Task Manager Performance tab) has two metrics -  KB/sec Disk I/O and % Highest Active Time that might be worth looking at because, on my system, when I've had stuttering problems they've been very high, although I'd be surprised if those show a problem when you're running off an SSD. ... View more

And no luck trying to get help from Adobe. They are absolutely useless. This post has been going for 4 months and the only thing they can do is blame the graphic card haha what a joke. I'm going to have to disagree. First of all many of the people hitting this problem are not using Adobe products; they are running video games or other graphics-intensive activities. Second, I'm a software engineer.  An application should never be able to crash a PC because an application cannot directly touch the bare metal.  Even old software that used pointers, such as the C and C++ I wrote in, in the first 25 years of my career, in a modern operating system is only using those pointers in a sandbox managed by the system's memory management, and if a pointer steps outside the sandbox (say a pointer of all 0's  or all F's, or just random bits like 00216ACCF103DE1) it's the application, not the PC that crashes.   It's very hard to crash a PC from an application without taking advantage of a bug in the OS or driver. Applications access all the resources of the PC - memory, storage, hardware devices, etc, through various software layers supplied by either the operating system or the device makers (e.g., drivers).  And THAT's where the problem is.   Device drivers operate in kernel mode, which is to say without the system protections that application software has, so there's nothing between them and bare metal.    So device drivers are notorious for crashing PC's. And graphics card device drivers are the worst because the GPU makers turn out so many, so fast and with so many updates that they never thoroughly test them.   On top of that they push everything to the bleeding edge of performance envelopes because we're all salivating for the hottest benchmark numbers. Since this crash always involves nvlddmkm.sys it has to be NVidia's fault.   And indeed, NVidia seems to be aware of it based on their bulletins . . .   Find Answers | NVIDIA ... but ultimately the crash involves their driver so it's up to them to fix it. ... View more

I don't have an answer but I have a forum question:   I looked up this error and it is ALL OVER the web!   Zillions of users are suffering from it!    Since I'm in the process of configuring a new PC that will be Windows 10 and NVidia, I want to track this thread.   Is there a way on the Adobe forums to get email of new postings to a thread, or did I just do it by posting this question?  Thanks in advance. ... View more

Dual Xeon E5-2630 v4 @2.20ghz (2 processors at 40 total cores) Just out of curiosity, how do you get 40 cores?  The Intel spec says these are 10 core processors.   Did you mean 40 threads? I'm also a little unclear when you talk about "playback" do you mean inside Premier Pro or any playback? Anyway -  What does Task Manager say?   Are all your CPU resources pegged to the max when it's stuttering?     What about your storage -  what does Resource Monitor show for disk-activity when it's stuttering?  ... View more

The titler is legacy now and is eventual going to disappear. Several options have already been deleted. This is in the Essential Graphics Panel.   Is THAT going away? ... View more

BINGO!!     That's it!   Just what I needed.  I can turn off the sound on my Premiere Pro and still happily listen to my music library!    Thanks! ... View more

Um ... I don't see that you're altering any contents. If you were to Export it at that point, wouldn't it export those tracks as muted? I recently did a recording at a music festival -  I had 3 cameras, each with it's own audio recording so I could synchronise everything together, plus a 6-channel field recorder with its own good microphones which I intended to use for the audio in in the final output. So that's a lot of audio tracks and I spent a lot of time tweaking and adjusting my audio and I did end up mixing in some content picked up by one of the cameras because it had some interesting crowd noises I wanted.    So I'd be reluctant to take any chances undoing that work by messing around with the individual audio tracks. Will Ann's suggestion of using the Master (-100) return everything to how I had it when I put it back to 0.0? ... View more

Thanks; that link is out of date -  it shows dropdown and other UX, and settings that don't seem to exist in the current product, as well as the option to set these parameters in frames -  on the latest version they appear to be in time-units.  But the descriptions in the text in your link are helpful, so I've reproduced them here incase anyone else is looking . .  . Preroll - How long after the title appears do you want the title to wait before it starts rolling up the screen? Ease-In - How slowly do you want to text to start moving? Ease-Out - Over what time would you like your title to slow down to a complete stop? Postroll - How long do you want this title to stay still for at the end of your title roll? I don't understand why it would kill Adobe to put this in their user guide.   Thanks again. ... View more

So I have to alter my project's actual contents -  i.e., which tracks are muted?  There's no way to just tell Premiere Pro to not play sound?   Not all editing tasks involve audio tracks -  I don't understand why Adobe would do it that way.   I'm going to leave this open for another day incase anyone knows of some other alternative because this seems so strange. ... View more

Look again at my image, top of the screen, the Workspace bar. Which shows the EGP tab highlighted (blue) therefore is the present workspace. And the right side panel is the EGP. Notice it says Essential Graphics at the top? Actually no, it's cropped on Adobe's website in my browser in the middle of your program panel.  If I right click on it and download the .png file I can see it now in an image viewer on my PC.   I'm surprised that Adobe doesn't put a scrollbar or something under the image to tell us when they're cropping it, like they do on Stack Exchange.   That actually raises an interesting question - how do ANY of us know when we're posting images what other people here are seeing? But I see what you mean about Essential Graphics having two different feature sets depending on where you last clicked.  If I click on the text in the Program panel I get the stuff in the first picture.   To get the one with "Roll" in it, I can't just click on the graphic track; I FIRST have to click on some other track in the timeline, THEN click on the graphic track.    I'm confused about why EGP has these two different appearances, why isn't ROLL built into the same set of controls as Font and Color and Position, etc? I'm finding Premiere Pro to be confusing, inconsistent, and ideosyncratic but I'll mark your response as the "Answer" even though I fail to see Adobe's reasoning. ... View more

I don't see an Essential Graphics panel in your picture so I'm not following what you're saying. I started off in an editing workspace which basically just had my program monitor in the upper right, the timeline underneath it, and the media browser to its left. and and the Effects panel above that in the upper left. Then as I explained, I did Window -> Essential Graphics, which put the EGP on the right as shown in my first picture, populated with its set of controls.  Then in the second picture I brought up the ECP which "stole" a bunch of controls that had been in the EGP as seen in my second picture (and covered over my program monitor!) As to roll, well ... in my EGP panel right now is the same thing as your second image ... not the checkbox at the bottom of the EGP panel? with "roll" next to it? And that's another thing that's confusing.  Where did that  "Roll" thingy come from?   It wasn't there in the first picture.   It only appeared when I opened the ECP panel in the second picture.  What's up with that?   Here's a picture from the web of an Essential Graphics panel like my first one... https://i.ytimg.com/vi/La0GNNq0Jzw/maxresdefault.jpg  ... no "Roll" in it -  where does that come from? I wouldn't mind so much except that when I did a "close panel" on the ECP the EGP was left denuded.     Our parents taught us to clean up behind ourselves -  when Premiere Pro rearranges my screen with a new panel then when I close that panel why can't it leave my layout the way it found it?! Also, what determines, when you open a new panel from the Window menu, where it's going to put the new panel, and how do you "undo" the way it rearranged things when you close it?  ... View more

I don't understand why you say they are not different kinds of video tracks.  One kind holds images from just one camera -  at any point in time there is exactly one frame that exists on that track.     But the "composite"/"multicam" track represents all the cameras in the same track.   It's like the difference between a file and a folder.  One is a single thing, one is a collection of things.    Am I thinking about this wrong? ... View more

I don't have a name suggestion, sorry. But I do, just from personal preference/experience, offer an alternative workflow. I do both depending on the project.  But that makes it even more important that I use the correct terminology to distinguish these two kinds of video tracks.    I also do volunteer work with my local community TV station, and that could include editing in Premiere Pro, and I'm about to join a local filmmaking cooperative.   So that's why I want to make sure I use the right terminology because I'll be communicating with others. ... View more

Sorry about this. Have you solved your issue? It seems like you have. Let us know. It seems to be working now but I don't feel confident that I understand why.   Stan Jones expressed doubt that it was the track targeting and indeed I have another case where it works and that's not enabled.   So I don't think I've "solved" the issue but it's not occurring at the moment. ... View more

Note that it is not the numbers of the keypad, but the keyboard itself that are used. Thanks; I've since discovered that my keyboard numbers do seem to work properly, but several YT tutorials, e.g., How to Edit Video with Multicam Sequence | Adobe Premiere Pro CC - YouTube (01:31).. ,explicitly say "numeric keypad".  so I thought that was a thing. Are you actually using audio sync? Here's the dialog I used to create the source sequence . . . ... View more

Thanks - I get that part -  what I don't get is that there's nothing visibly ON that track in my timeline.  Only the bottom video track has any content visible as can be seen in my screenshot.  What do Video 1 and Video 2 tracks actually represent in a multi-camera sequence like this? ... View more

Hit the playbutton then intermitted hit the angles with your mouse. See how that goes. That's what I was doing.  I was just getting yellow borders and no cuts.   I found a solution (see above) but I don't understand it. ... View more

Yes, that seems to be it. Thanks!  Now I have a new problem (in multi-camera view I can select different angles but no cuts are made and selected angle has a yellow border, not a red one) but I'll create a new thread on it. ... View more