So not A+B+C+D, but instead a running sum after each clip? A+B= (A+B)+C= ((A+B)+C)+D= Like that?? Good grief! Clients these days! 😄 ... View more

@Richard van den Boogaard wrote: One thing you also have to make sure of: are both PPro and Ae updated to the latest versions? And have you opened up and saved the Aep file with the latest installment of After Effects? ^^^^ This. ... View more

If you're confused about how Pr can use 700% of the CPU, remember that you have a 10-core CPU. Each core can get used up to 100%. So Pr is using about 70% of your available computing power. That's not unreasonable for Warp Stabilizer. ... View more

If the problem is with the speed ramping in Ae, then maybe this question is better suited for the Ae forum? ... View more

Try nesting the image sequence inside of your timeline and then speeding up the new nested sequence. It works here so it may save you a trip to Ae. ... View more

Would you try the Pr Beta, please? There have been some performance optimizations for Apple silicon. ... View more

Ann is correct. If you don't want to increase the frame rate, then you need to slow down the panning speed.  There are no other ways to smooth out the apparent motion. ... View more

Are you using networked storage? ... View more

I'm not sure if there is a problem. When you speed up a clip by 2x it only lasts half as long. For the part that's not black, are all of your 300 frames still there after the speed ramp? ... View more

Use Handbrake to convert your VFR footage to constant frame rate. Then try the speed change again. ... View more

FAQ: What information should I provide when asking... - Adobe Support Community - 3929027 ... View more

Are the people with lagging issues running Pr under Rosetta or the native Apple silicon version? I wonder if there is a conflict/delay in processing between M1 graphics and Intel Pr? ... View more

Random thought: What happens if you lock the V1 track? ... View more

If you are on a Mac you can try exporting as a Quicktime with the Animation codec set to 8bpc + alpha. That may produce a smaller file size than whatever you are using. (I don't know if the Windows version of Pr still has the Quicktime Animation codec available.) Typically, video files with alpha channels are very large in size regardless of which format and codec are used. ... View more

You need to set the default input, not the default output, to whatver mic the monitor has. Here's how I would do it on my MacBook Pro: ... View more

I would try the rolling shutter correction by itself first. If you get a good result, then export that file as a ProRes 422 HQ file to be used as an intermediate. Import that intermediate file into Pr and then apply the warp stabilizer.   Please let us know if the results are any better. ... View more

Please examine your troublesome files with MediaInfo and post the results of Text or Tree view here. There may be a clue in format/codec for those files. ... View more

Do you have multiple monitors? Try resetting your workspace, or choosing one of the default workspaces and reset that. ... View more

Make sure you have the latest drivers for your graphics card (which i didn't see listed in your system info post), directly from the manufacturer's website (and not Windows Update). If it's an Nvidia card, make sure you use the Studio drivers and not the Game Ready drivers. ... View more

Save and close your project, then choose one of the big tiles on the main app screen. ... View more

Check that your After Effects installation is the latest, or at least that it matches the Pr version. ... View more

Check that Pr 2022 is set as the default application to open Pr project files. Also, try creating a new 22 project and then importing (File>Import) one of the 20 projects. ... View more

@spinachworld wrote: And wouldn't any system/hardware/software changes affect all projects on my machine (also there haven't been any recent updates)?     Is it possible that something external is causing this, for example some specific piece of footage or file I imported is corrupted, and if so how could I determine what it is?   The answer to the first question may lie in your second question. For example, if I have something dynamically linked to an After Effects composition in one project, but not in others, and I have installed software that conflicts with that link, then a software change on my system would only affect that one project. But tracking something like that down is hard unless the change was recent and I could remember what I did.   A footage or file corruption is easier, but not easy (if that makes sense). In some cases the project file is corrupt in a subtle way that only manifests when certain conditions are met.   I do recommend that you try creating a brand-new project and then importing the problem project into it. That should eliminate a corrupt project file in most cases.   Since you've already cleared your cache (hopefully by deleting *all* media cache files and not just those "not in use"), you should try resetting your workspace or switching to a default workspace and resetting that.   If that doesn't work, then try resetting your preferences: FAQ: How to reset (trash) preferences in Premiere ... - Adobe Support Community - 8236158   If none of those things work, then you're down to troubleshooting by pondering what is different in this project (no matter how small or insignificant) and what is different about the media in this project. The free tool MediaInfo can help with that.   Let us know how it goes.     ... View more

Footage storage location Storage location available space System/hardware changes Installed software changes Workspace issues Preference issues   All are possible contributing factors.   I would try creating a new project and then importing the old one into it as a start to troubleshooting.   ... View more

Switch to icon view. Then you can arrange the project items any way you wish. ... View more

I saw that repairing permissions helped. Did it return the UI to its expected snappiness? If not, try temporarily switching to software only for the Mercury playback engine. Also try temporarily creating a workspace on just your main monitor and then temporarily disconnecting your other 2 monitors.  If either or both of those things return the UI performance to normal, it may be that the Radeon graphics can't handle your setup. That would be surprising. Are the resolutions and refresh rates of the monitors matched?    Reference data point: I have a 5500M in my MacBook Pro and it handles 2 monitors (built-in Retina and an external 4K) flawlessly. ... View more

Examine the file with MediaInfo. It will reveal which codec is wrapped inside that MP4 file format. ... View more