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HalloWir haben 2 Macs, Intel und Mac Mini M4, an einem Synology Storage.alles funktioniert gut , aber seit Oktobger letzten Jahres stürzt die Verbindung zum Synology beim rendern ab. Hatte den Verdacht, dass es kurz nach einem OSX update auftrat.Workaround ist zur Zeit auf den desktop zu rendern, aber das nervt.Unsere IT hatte den switch in Verdacht, der ist aber jetz neu, und das Poblem bleibt bestehen.Ich habe keinen Plan wie ich das Problem weiter eingrenzen kann.engl:HelloWe have 2 Macs, Intel and Mac Mini M4, connected to a Synology storage.Everything works fine, but since October last year the connection to the Synology crashes when rendering. Suspected that it occurred shortly after an OSX update.Workaround at the moment is to render to the desktop, but that's annoying.Our IT suspected the switch, but it's new now and the problem persists.I have no idea how to isolate the problem further.Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

The video link below should be of some interesting to most video editors. I edit some 12K BRAW and several layers of 4K  Pro Res using Premiere Pro. Can the HD RAID arrray keep up? https://youtu.be/wxlecujYPwQ

Can I use adobe in HP 15s AMD Athlon Dual Core 3050U

Hello!I am currently looking to upgrade my main work computer because the demands of my clients have become way more demanding.I've been using my M1 Pro base 16gb model for years and it was great up until now. For the past few months i've been constantly commissioned to create long format content thats above 1080p, 50fps and with tons of heavy effects. This laptop isn't cutting it anymore. So my question is - what should be my priorities when buying a new macbook? Its really confusing because they have so many models. Do i get as much unified memory as i can get? From what i've heard - after effects is going to rely more on cache space in future versions. So should i invest in to a more powerful chipset instead with less memory? I'm super confused about this and i don't want to make a really expensive mistake. I would appreciate some help. Thanks!

Hi,I've been using Premiere Pro for a while now and only recently it's been continually crashing and making my laptop have a blue screen with the same error code.The error codes are VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE (nvlddmkm.sys) and VIDEO_SCHEDULER_INTERNAL_ERROR. It's not only happening using Premiere Pro but also with Photoshop and After Effect. It's only happening using Adobe software. Any other software that are also using the GPU are not crashing the laptop.All my Adobe software are updated to the latest 2018 versions. Windows 10 is up to date and my graphic drivers through NVIDIA are also up the latest drivers. It's running version 390.77.I've followed all steps on this website Video_TDR_Failure (nvlddmkm.sys) on Windows 10 [Fixed] - Driver Easy​ with no luck. The issue is still occurring. I've also forced uninstall and re-install both internal Intel video driver and external NVIDIA in safe mode.My laptop specs should not be an issue either. Here they are for reference:ASUS laptopModel - GL553

Or, because I'm not very knowledgeable about these things, mayve even a specific recommendation or two for a graphics card. After years of warnings from Premiere Pro and limitations of my 5-year+ old PC , I finally bought a new PC from Dell.  Although I'm an experienced filmmaker (yes, film -- remember that?) with some video editing experience, I'm not going to do any extremely demanding video editing.  (Nor, by the way, am I a gamer.) Here are its specs as far as I can gather them, and I'd like to buy a card before my computer guy comes by to help me set it up and move over my programs and data.  (Unfortunately, he doesn't have much experience with graphics cards, although he's a whiz with computers, having left IBM several years ago.)Dell Inspiron Desktop 3030Intel Core i5 processor (14 gen)10-core, 16 CPU Threads, L2 20 MB Cache Memory8GB memory (I'm going to install 16GB)512GB SSD (We're going to move one of my HDs over)Intel UHD Integrated Graphics (730??)

Hello,  first a bit of context:I have a new PC (Intel 265k, 64gb ram, Z890 Tomahawk, RTX 3080) and Premiere performance is....mediocre. Just barely faster than my old rig (8th gen i7, 32gb ram...). I specifically chose Intel because of QuickSync and because it worked so well on my old PC. -all drivers and BIOS are updated (Nvidia, Intel Graphics etc.)-iGPU works, is enabled and shows activity in other programs (Chrome, VLC...when set to Intel graphics)-hardware encoding and decoding is enabled (Intel + Nvidia) My issue is, that it doesn't use the iGPU at all; so no QuickSync. Even if I disable NVENC for HW encoding/decoding it somehow still loads the GPU. It only uses the iGPU if I set the renderer to OpenCL (which is quick for playback but slower for effects). So Premiere Pro recognises the iGPU, but does not use it. I am editing a project with Sony H264 4:2:2 footage. I have read somewhere that newer versions of Premiere Pro prioritize Nvidia for decoding ins

Custom PC specs: i9-14900K with RTX 4070ti/4080 and 64/128 gigs RAM (might add extra RAM)Macbook specs: M4 max with 16 CPU and 40 GPU cores and 64 gigs RAM My workflow includes editing long, multiple hours 2k/4k footage inside premier and taking multiple, huge chunks of it in after effects through dynamic link to work on heavy compositions which may use heavy effects like sapphire, trapcode, universe, element 3d, etc.Problems I want to avoid:- Lag while scrubbing through timeline in half/full resolution in both Pr and especially Ae- Lag while using both softwares continously through dynamic link- Lag during real time playback in both softwares but especially Ae- Lag while using those heavy effects I mentioned aboveFactors I DO NOT care about:- Crashes (I keep saving my files time to time)- Operating system: I am fine using both MacOS or Windows- Flexibility (I don't travel much lol)- Render times: I am fine with longer render times Summary: I just want the best performace in

Are these graphics cards compatible with premiere pro?NVIDIA Getforce RTX 3070TiNVIDIAV Getforce RTX 4060(Not included ןn the list in adobe website)

Hello everyone, my computer runs on Windows 11 and is equipped with an RTX 4090 standalone graphics card as well as a newly purchased Intel DG1 graphics card. To address the issue of hardware encoding for H.265 422 10bit, I tried playing back H.265 422 10bit and other video materials in Premiere Pro 2024 version 24.6.1. However, I found that the Intel standalone graphics card did not work. When I set up in Windows to use only the Intel graphics card in Premiere, the software ran very inefficiently, and playing back a single H.265 422 10bit material was also very laggy. Could you please advise me on how to accurately set up my computer to run Premiere with maximum efficiency?

I would appreciate it if someone with experience with Graphic Cards for Adobe Premiere Pro and Boris FX Continuum and Sapphire Plugins can recommend a mid-range graphic card for my Dell Precision 5820 i9 with 950 power supply. Thank you.

I have a Windows 11 system with a GEForce RTX 3070 Ti graphics card, 8 Gb,  and 32 GB for RAM. 11th gen i7 processor. Premier Pro runs OK on it, but not great, and I am using Topaz Video AI, which runs very slowly.  Not being a tech guy, I'm wondering if I need to upgrade my Graphics card and, is so, to what - preferably without spending  $1,000.  Appreciate any advice.

I used the Calibrite Profiler to create ICC Profiles and adjust the monitor settings for my Huion 24 Plus Kamvas and Asus Monitors, but for some reason not all the Programs i use are consistently using the ICC Profile only on the HUION. Attached are visual examples of my Asus (Left) and Huion (Right) showing the same solid color image. In some programs like Windows Preview they are the same but in others like Davinci Resolve and After Effects they don't match. Calibrite and Adobe Support said it's Huion problem. Need help ASAP!!!!! 

Is 24gb of unified memory  with 512gb ssd in macbook pro sufficient to run after effects and premier pro??

I'm researching to upgrade an edit system. Going PC is not an option, and I am focused on finding a solid mac platform for HD and 4K editing.While Apple is getting ready to release an iMac Pro and new Mac Pro later this year, no specs are available. The best stop gap measure I can come up with is to explore purchasing the currently available 27-inch iMac. Sadly, the GPU (Radeon Pro 580) offering is not listed here: Adobe Premiere Pro System RequirementsDoes anyone have personal experience with this GPU and Premiere?Or Adobe can you chime in? Has this GPU undergone any performance testing?Thanks!Lindsay[Moved from the non-technical LOUNGE Forum to the Hardware forum... Mod][Here is the list of all Adobe forums... https://forums.adobe.com/welcome]

Bonjour tout le monde . J'aurais besoin de votre support.  J'aimerais savoir si Adobe 2025 notamment Premiere et After effect sont compatibles avec un PC de bureau avec ses paramètres :  Processeur : AMD Ryzen 5 4500 6Core Processor 3.60 Ghz Carte graphique : RX 580 8go Ram : 16go DDR4 500go SSD + 1To hdd Merci d'avance 

I've watched the Storage Optimization video from Puget Systems and their subsequent article. I have been thinking about upgrading my storage to something more optimal for editing. One of which is having an SSD dedicated to Media Cache and Scratch. The only thing I am not sure of is how big of an SSD I need for Media Cache and Scratch. Is 250GB enough? 500GB? Puget Systems did their testing with a 1TB drive, but that seems like it may be overkill?Thanks.

Hello Adobe Premiere Pro Community, I’m currently using an Intel Evo laptop for video editing with Adobe Premiere Pro and wanted to reach out to see if anyone else has experienced any compatibility issues or challenges.Intel Evo laptops are known for their advanced performance and battery efficiency, but I’m curious if there are any specific issues related to running Adobe Premiere Pro on these devices. Here are a few points I’m particularly interested in:Have you encountered any performance problems, such as lagging, crashing, or slow rendering times, while using Premiere Pro on Intel Evo laptops?Are there any known compatibility issues between Premiere Pro and the hardware or software components of Intel Evo laptops?Have you experienced any conflicts with drivers or other software that affect Premiere Pro’s functionality on Intel Evo laptops?Are there any recent updates or fixes from Adobe or Intel that address compatibility issues between Premiere Pro and Intel Evo laptops?If y

I was hoping someone might be able to help. I've just upgraded the GPU in my media PC from an RTX 2060 to a 4080 Super. I now seem to be getting worse performance in Premiere Pro during editing playback, especially during any transition effects. Machine specs: MB/GPU z790 Aourus Elite - i9-14900KRAM 64GBGPU RTX 4080 SuperWindows 11 Pro Thanks in advance. 

I'm about to move up from my very old SC5 to the current. It's a huge jump, so I'de appreciate any help in reviewing the specs of the hardware I'm about to buy. I'm not looking for a high-end work-station. Simply a comp that will smoothly run average (non-commercial) Premiere + AfterEffects. Nothing 4k (full HD at the most). Here are the specs:CPU:  Intel Core i5-14400F 20MBMobo:  Asus Prime H610M-A 1700GPU:  Asus Dual GeForce RTX 3060 V2 12GB GDDR6RAM:  Kingston 2x16GB 3200MHz DDR4, or should I go for 64GB?PSU:  Is 650W enough, or too much?SSD:  Is Kingston NV2 NVMe PCIe good enough for read/write when rendering? I'll be grateful for any suggestions.

Which processor would you choose for Premiere 2025ASUS DUAL GeForce RTX 4060 EVO OC Edition 8GB processorAMD Ryzen 9 5950x processor

Here’s the question) What kind of video card is needed for the interface to at least work correctly and to be able to work with effects. Or will any video card not provide comfortable operation without a kernel update?

I have a SATA SSD and a SATA/USB adaptor.Advisable to use it via USB3.0 for scratch disk in AE/PPro - or is it perhaps better used as a drive for projects, as the projects are currently on the same NVME (faster) drive as OS/Apps.PS missing that tweakers page from way back

I just upgraded to a Mac Studio M2 Ultra, 24‑core CPU, 76‑core GPU, 192GB memory.I've allocated 168GB to Adobe apps, enabled Multi-Frame Rendering, set large disk caches for Premiere and AE, and am using Mercury GPU Acceleration. I would expect exports and preview renders to be blazing fast, and while it's definitely faster than my humble Macbook Pro... it's leaving plenty to be desired. But I noticed that while exporting, the computer remained fully responsive and I could use other apps with ease – even exporting a second video from another app simultaneously without any freezes. So I checked Activity Monitor during a Premiere export and saw that Premiere was only using 123% CPU and 25% GPU,  and aerendercore was only using 318% CPU. Overall CPU load was:System: 7.45%User: 23.64%Idle: 68.91% What gives? How can I get the Adobe suite to stop leaving so much horsepower on the table?

I'm looking to upgrade from my 2019 Intel MBP (64GB, 2TB - choking and crashing with Premiere 2024) to either a Mac Studio M2 or a new MacBook Pro M4.  I heard that with the new M4 MBP, you don't need as much RAM because of improved threading - but the question remains -- what is the minimum amount of RAM I should get to ensure good performance? Is 36 or 48 enough?  Help and wisdom appreciated.  Thanks in advance --