Update to the latest Studio drivers directly from the Nvidia website.  ... View more

Since relatively few users are having this issue (reference the Pr 2022 UI topic), I suspect this is Pr having a bad reaction to whatever is going on in your system.   Please note that not one person in this thread has listed their system specs, attached hardware or OS version. I guessed Mac because of the "spinning beach ball" description and because one person mentioned the Finder.   "This doesn't work" is not a good basis for troubleshooting. You're correct that you shouldn't have to reset your prefs every time you launch, but that's not a common situation and so should be solvable given enough information.   Until more info is forthcoming, may I suggest a random fix attempt by going to Preferences>Audio Hardware and setting Default input to No input?   FAQ: What information should I provide when asking... - Adobe Support Community - 3929027 ... View more

You can't do exactly what you want, but you can get close: ... View more

There is a third-party app that I use, but you shouldn't need it for this initial check.   Control+click your cache drive in the left pane of a Finder window. Choose Get Info. At the bottom, check that you have read+write access, admin has at least read access and everyone has at least read access. If nothing but cache files live on that drive (no sensitive data), then you may want to experiment with giving everyone read+write access.   The reason I think this is worth a look is because you said that resetting preferences worked for you at least once. Resetting prefs will reset the cache files and database locations to their defaults, which is most likely not on your cache drive. Consider keeping the cache database in its default location even if you move the cache files to your cache drive. ... View more

I experimented a little more in 22.4.0 and I have observed the following: When you click in the timeline time header and the playhead is in view, the playhead jumps to where you clicked. When you click in the timeline time header and the playhead is out of view, the timeline view jumps to the timeline "page" that contains the playhead. The new page will center on the playback timecode that existed when you clicked, but the playhead will not park at that time. Instead, it will jump to the same relative position in the new page as the clicked position in the previously displayed page. An example:   Your pages are 20 seconds long (based on your zoom level). You begin playback from the beginning of the timeline and decide to click in the timeline header when the playhead gets to 30 seconds. You click exactly at the 5-second mark in the timeline header to stop playback. The timeline will scroll to the next page, but the playhead won't be parked at 30 seconds. Instead, it will park itself at 25 seconds. That's because the new page will be centered on 30 seconds (when you clicked to stop playback), and 25 seconds is 5 seconds into the new page, which corresponds to the same relative position as where you clicked in the old page.    I hope that makes sense. I think it's a bug because with auto-scroll turned off, Pr should honor the page and timecode location that you explicitly selected by clicking your mouse. ... View more

That's good!   For clarity, please remind us if you attempted to repair your disk permissions, per Neil's suggestion above? ... View more

@Ryan.Horner wrote: I can't say if the SSD is failing.  Do you have a tip for finding out?   Thank you Ryan https://support.apple.com/guide/disk-utility/repair-a-storage-device-dskutl1040/mac   ... View more

Fair point.  So in your workflow, ideally, what would you want the playhead to do when you press stop? The timeline view?   There may be some user voice input there.  ... View more

I would check 3 things: How full is the cache drive? Any chance you're running out of space? Are the cache drive and the media RAID on the same bus? Is the cache SSD itself in the process of failing? ... View more

Try setting in/out points around the cut(s) you want to watch, then use the Play Video In to Out button. You can even set the playback to loop. That button is also under the + sign if it's not displayed under the program monitor. ... View more

Please post a screenshot of your export settings.   ... View more

What are the differences in the sequences that you can export/render and those that you can't? It could be source footage format/codec, effects applied, third-party plugins used, etc. ... View more

Check your sequence in/out points and also the export range in your export settings. ... View more

Also check available HDD or SSD space. That can sometimes trigger the error. Sidebar: Thank you, Thomas, for posting those screenshots. There's a lot of useful information there that often has to be asked for over and over again. We as a community appreciate your effort to provide as much info as possible. ... View more

Other users have fixed this error simply by rebooting the computer. ... View more

Also, whatever bus is used to connect the drives, what other peripheral or software devices are using the same bus? There may be interference.   ... View more

@sadsharp wrote: And here again with another clip.   The top is Adobe CS6 and the bottom Resolve 15.   Its quite embarrassing the difference in quality renddition. Adobe cost me over 1k and Resolve was a free download.   The free download plays back footage no problem but 1K platform can't.   Crazy.     Please note that Resolve 15 is still much, much newer than Premiere Pro CS6. ... View more

@sadsharp wrote: I rently changed my Pro Res recording interpetation from Psf to interpet Psf  as P . Perhaps i should just leave it as Psf andd see what happens ? I would absolutely revert that change. ... View more

You said "could have created" a DVD/Blu-ray authoring program.  All those companies I mentioned "could have created" an authoring program, but they chose to focus resources elsewhere. .  I was a little puzzled by the suggestion that Adobe "create a...program like Encore" when all they really have to do is update and re-include it in Creative Cloud. Ditto for Apple and DVDSP. (NB: FCPX and iMovie are not authoring programs; they are NLE's that have basic disc creation tools.)   You may argue that my parsing of "create" and "authoring" is merely semantics, but all I have to go on is what you write.  ... View more

Is it just these files that show the problem? Or does *all* of your media do it?   If this just started, and it seems from what you've said that it has only recently begun, then changes to your system or changes to your typical source footage are to blame. CS6 hasn't been touched in almost a decade and is well past EOL.    ... View more

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/faq-what-information-should-i-provide-when-asking-a-question-on-this-forum/td-p/3929027?page=1 ... View more

@Andy 1968 wrote: Adobe could have created a DVD/Blu-ray creation program like Encore but instead they decided to change the GUI.  And so could Avid, and Apple, and Blackmagic and several others. There's a reason they haven't done that. I don't necessarily agree with them, but we as a community will remain in search of a proper DVD/BD authoring app, that doesn't cost our date night budget, a month's rent or the price of a new Tesla to buy, as long as they keep that mindset.  ... View more

I also tried DV .mov files and ProRes .mov files to test the transcoding quality, and they crashed the app instantly. Poof. Gone. The .m2v files crashed after a spinning beach ball timeout.  Maybe it is a macOS thing.  ... View more

First time I added an m2v file into a new dvdstyler project, the app crashed. And the second time. And the third. It seems pretty unstable. Sorry. MacBook Pro, Monterey 12.3.1 ... View more

Compressor. Feed it a ProRes file from Pr. It may be tough (impossible?) to get PCM audio on to the DVD. AC3 audio is all that is apparently available. I've reported this to Apple, but so far no joy. If you decide to try Compressor, I have more tips on authoring DVDs with it if you want. There's also Toast, which works well for DVD and BD. ... View more

Try nesting the 4K cut then scaling the nest. Or, try nesting the 4K cut, open the nested sequence, then scale the 4K clip itself inside the nest. ... View more

Welcome back, Craig! You still in kiwiland? ... View more

@sadsharp wrote:     Source footage is 1080HD Pro Ress 422 HQ 10bit XAVCi. It's not 10 bit XAVC, it's Pro Res 422HQ recordedd straight into a recorder.   Apparently I misunderstood. And you are correct that CS6 should be able to play back pure ProRes files on a Mac. But that's not the assumption I was working under. Apologies if I got it wrong.    And it's highly likely that a recent version of Resolve may perform better than an old CS6 version of Pr. Within the limits of your time and budget, you should at least try the latest version of Pr before you abandon it completely. If you've already done that or just don't want to, then I hope Resolve or FCPX or something else does the job for you. ... View more