Video Hardware

Hi there,My boss is looking to get me a Quadro to see if it'll alleviate a playback error I am experiencing in Premiere Pro (which I've posted here but was unable to get solved)I have checked out the compatible cards for Premiere and see that the K6000 is supported - but when I go to Amazon or eBay and search for one I get so many hits and they all have slight variations in the name.Can someone here give me a link to a solid Quadro K6000 that is compatible with Premiere Pro (latest CC version)Bonus: Is the M6000 a higher end spec?[Moderator note: moved to best forum.]

Too many "Pro" on that tittle, I know. but my question is, will a Macbook Pro with a Radeon Pro 560 be the best choise for premiere pro?Will the GPU work good enough to play prores and lumetri files, it only comes with 16Gb will it be enough?I need to buy a laptop for work outside my studio, where I use Mac. that's why I'm thinking on a Macbook pro. And I used to have a macbook pro the one that came with Nvidia and it was really good for many years. But today Mac is not what it used to be. so I'm confuse, not sure if such amount of money will get me the very best laptop in the market for premiere editing.I don't care about touch bar and I don't like the fact that it only comes with thunderbolt3 ports.Thanks for any advice

The Quadro P5000 claims to have "UNMATCHED CREATIVE FREEDOM" and invites me to "the world’s most powerful workstation graphics". Right.Suffering with a DELL Precision Tower 7810. Can't even use it to edit basic videos, Graphic Card not even tested for Adobe softwares. Good going, money down the drain?Expecting a response.

My new Dell precision with windows 10, 16GB Ram and M1200 Quadro card regularly shuts down during rendering or export for videos - but only when the Mercury engine is turned on. Of course this is a serious drawback for editing on such a pricey laptop. I am using the latest Premiere on the cloud, and have made sure the Nvidia drivers are up to date.Is there anything I am overlooking?

Hello, I just got a windows 10 laptop with USB C and USB 3 ports. The OS is on a 500GB SSD. How do you recommend I setup my hard drives/SSDs for premiere? My Desktop PC has 3 SSd's but obviously I can't fit 3 internally into a laptop. Should I edit of the OS SSD drive or get a USB C external SSD? Just trying to figure this out. I tested on my PC and a regular HDD external via USB 3.0 isn't cutting it as the read speed isn't that good. Even tried proxies for external HDD and it slows down the timeline if I have heavy intense effects.

Hello,     I recently built an i7 Gen 8, Windows 10 system. I also just purchased the Adobe CC subscription with Premiere Pro CC.     I quickly found that I will have to get a video card, so I wanted to ask for a suggestion for my needs.     I am pretty much a Photoshop only user, but I want to see how Premiere Pro works as well. I have a Canon 70D that people tell me takes excellent video.     What are the specs on a decent quality video card, that will do a decent job on video?     Keep in mind that although I will do some video, my primary focus will be still photography, so I really don't want to go to the high on the video card.     Thanks.

Hi all,New here, and new to this whole video editing thing, I wanted to ask if anyone is using either a mac mini or a basic level imac 2017/2018 for 4k video editing?I currently run a macbook pro 2.6 GHz Intel Core i5 with 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 and a Intel Iris 1536 MB  graphics card and I struggle to get the 4k footage to run smoothly in premier pro. I use final cut x for editing the clips together as it seems to run the footage nicely.I'm looking at getting a new mac but budget is a concern and I don't want to go to windows as I'm a lifelong mac user.Any info on how I can make my workflow easier as I love the colour grading Premier Pro offers.Thanks in advance, Dan.

Hey guys,I have someone recording some green-screen footage for me to edit. Some of their clips sound perfect, a couple of their clips have this constant clicking/crackling sound throughout the video. It will eventually stop but what could be causing this? Has anyone experienced this?I can't take it out with Audition either as it's taking up most of the frequencies where speech is also, I've tried with Sound Remover and Noise Reduction.Here's a link to a snippet of the footage, maybe you can recognize the audio issue and identify what it could be:https://drive.google.com/open?id=1EvlfDPS_Sr_b0-SovptLqOXHUU3Z41vs

I have been doing a few short videos here and there but I'm about to start doing longer videos and doing it more often.I'm building a new machine.Intel Core i7-7820XEVGA X299 MB256 GB Samsung 960 EVO NVMe M.2250 GB Samsung 850 EVO SSD SATA III32 GB DDR4 2666 MT/s (PC4-21300) SR x8 DIMM 288-Pin MemoryI also got a nice Corsair H80i v2 closed-loop liquid cooler and some nice Noctura fans. I'm going to try and overclock it some.I have an old GeForce GTX 480 from a gaming computer I don't use any more.I don't plan to use After Effects or 3d or 4k or anything fancy.I'm just making screen recordings and cutting them up.I'm probably going to keep doing the editing on my MacBook.My only reason for this new machine is to export video to post to youtube and other places.A 17-minute simple video took 50 minutes on my MacBook recently.I'm assuming the above specs will make that considerably faster.Would a good video card make it even faster?

Hi, I am painting digitally in photoshop especially for children books, album art etc and i am looking for a monitor with good colour accuracy/represantation. I want to be able to see the colours as close to the final print.I work with CMYK so i suppose that i need a monitor with 100% sRGB. My budget is around 300-400 euros max. I saw that i don't need aRGB as an option (till i work CMYK only and i don't have a workstation graphics card) so i think i can do my job with a cheaper monitor as the above two (I did a research and i found those two options between others).http://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/benq-gw2765http://www.samsung.com/nz/business/b...ls27d85ktsnxy/Please tell me if you have any recommendations or information that i should know!Thanks!

I am in the market for choosing a new Mac, but I am seeing many mixed reviews on what is best for editing 4K video. I have been told that the processing speed on the new 15" MacBook Pro would be good enough to edit 4K video without lag or render issues, but I want to be certain. I have also heard mixed reviews about getting a Mac Pro--some good some bad, saying it is not that compatible with Adobe Premier itself.Can somebody please advise if I were to get one other the other, which would be the better to get? And what specs? I assume 32GB of memory is important, but I am no computer whiz and was hoping somebody could advise on what choices I should be making.

Sure,it says Unsupported,but i have a doubt because i'm scared as *BEEEP!* now that i've seen this topic i've been looking forI own a GTX 660 Ti OC 2GB and it works perfectly with my Premiere Pro CC 2014. However,i was about to buy a GIGABYTE Nvidia GTX 970 until i tought: "Will it work with my Premiere Pro CC 2014?..Better ask".. Been asking and nobody replied to me.Because i don't want to buy a card that'll NOT WORK AT ALL with my CC 2014!In other works: If i buy a GTX 970, will it work with Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 COMPLETELY/FULL POWER, supported or not??Please reply ASAP!!!Thanks in advanceDV

Bonjour je me posais la question de savoir laquelle de ces deux cartes était la meilleur niveau rapport qualité prix et quelles étaient leurs compatibilité au niveau des pilotes pour leur bon fonctionnement sur Premiere pro, sachant qu’elle sera monté sur un Hackintosh .Merci d’avance pour votre aide.EN : Hello I was wondering which of these two cards was the best value for money and what was their compatibility at the level of the drivers for their operation on Premiere Pro, knowing that it will be mounted on a Hackintoche. Thanks for advance for your help.

Hello there!I can find the Nvidia P5000 Card on the Website from Nvidia for After Effects and Premiere.But on recommended hardware from Adobe, its not listed.Here the Nvidia Site:Adobe Premiere Pro CC - Faster Video Editing|NVIDIAHere the Adobe Site:Systemanforderungen für Adobe Premiere ProSomebody use this card with this video tools?greetings!Christian

Hey dear Fellowship of the Media,I have my OS Windows 65bit on a 256 GB ToshibaI set up my Project, Media Cache and Scratch all onto my emtpy 512 GB NVME (212GB left) It is a Samsung SM961 512 GBIs this smart? (I followed some guides on the internet.) Should I try different combinations?I got another 1 TB HDD for other Software and Clips.I promised myself a huge boost from installing the NVME. Before today I edited on my 7200RPM HDD.I cant say I notice a difference. I have a Ryzen 1600 a B350 Gaming Pro Motherboard.Did I do something wrong?If I benchmark my Nvme the read and write speeds are amazing. 3.3 Gb/s and 1.8 Gb/s.If i copy however something from my nvme to my SSD or vice versa i get write speeds of 60 mb/s or 130mb/s. (It peaks to write with 1.3GB/s and then dropps to 600Mbs to 400 and stays very low at 120Mb/s. What might be the bottleneck for my NVME Drive? Are there Drivers that I need to install?I ordered a heatsink for my nvme since it does get a little hot. But that can'

I am purchasing a new computer.  Are there any known problems with this card?[Moderator note: moved to best forum.]

HelloI have a yamaha 01v mixer - is it possible to use this to control audio in premiere pro via midi?thanks

So here's my predicament...I'm a videographer with a Creative Cloud subscription. My primary app usage, far and away, is Premiere Pro. I have dabbled in After Effects a time or two but quickly noticed how it seems to choke up my laptop. Additionally, I recently upgraded to a camera that shoots 4K footage and have been pleasantly surprised as to how my machine can handle and render the footage. That being said, I've had my computer for nearly 5 years now and feel it's time to either buy a new one or finally upgrade my internal hard drive to an SSD. I've already maxed out the RAM and know that I can't make any upgrades to the processor or graphics card, due to the limited upgrade capability of the laptop. Any advice on whether an SSD should help me get a few more good years from the laptop or if the money would better be used towards a new setup (thinking about finally going Mac) would be super helpful. Thanks in advance!My setup is as follows:Asus G750JX-TB71OS: Windows 10 64-bitProcess

Hello,I've been having some problems with editing on Premiere on my macbook pro. I'm thinking of switching to another laptop.I like this one:Gaming Laptop | Razer Blade Pro Full HD and 4K ModelI would get the Full HD model. Do you think this is a good choice?Does anyone have any suggestions for a better laptop to edit on?Thanks!M[Moderator note: moved to best forum.]

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Hi all!I'm in the process of sitting down to build my 4k-6k editing and After Effects PC workstation and I'm in a quandary as to the best way to optimize the hardware configuration for my particular x299 motherboard to get the best performance and fewest bottlenecks.  I would appreciate any advice from the computer experts here.Ideally, I would like to do green screen compositing and light graphics and animation work in After Effects CC, and edit, color correct, and mix/master audio in DaVinci Resolve 14 Studio.  I may stick with Premiere Pro CC in order to finish editing a project already in-progress and then switch over to Resolve once it's completed.Current video codecs will be 4k and possibly 6k DNxHR and Cineform 10 bit, 4:2:2 with exports from 1080p to 6k DNxHR, H.264, and H.265 depending on the deliverable needed.I have built my own computers in the past, but the move to M.2 SSD drives and sorting out PCI and CPU lane and SATA III port conflicts, and which M.2 drive sh

Guten Abend liebe Adobe Gemeinde,da ich in meiner Freizeit immer häufiger mit diversen Videobearbeitungsprogrammen arbeite und ich ein wahres Hobby darin sehe, habe ich mir Adobe After Effects gekauft. Was ich dabei vergessen habe, mein Laptop entspricht zwar den Systemvoraussetzungen, es ist aber unmöglich damit zu arbeiten beziehungsweise kann ich mich nicht nach meinen Ideenfluss entfalten.Möchte zukünftlich in Full HD visualisierende Effekte oder Motion Graphic vornehmen. (arbeiten mit Greenscreen um die Atmosphere zu verändern oder Holograme in mein Footage zu editieren) Plugins wie das 3D Element ziehe ich nicht in Betracht.Da meine Hardwarekenntnisse nicht gerade fortgeschritten sind wollte ich mich in diesem Beitrag schlau machen und hoffe auf eine Antwort.Kann ich mein Vorhaben mit diesen Systemvoraussetzungen umsetzen? Ich weiß da würde noch einiges gehen an Power aber habe mich auf die Preisklasse beschränkt.Danke für Ihr bemühen,mit freundlichen GrüßenCPU: Intel® Core™ i7-7

Hi Adobe Forum Team and Fellow Members.I'm hoping someone might be able to help / advise / share some insights if possible please.In my workplace, I'm used to using Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017, Media Encoder, After Effects on a HP Z840, Dual Xeon E5-2680 v4, with Win 10 64Bit, 128GB RAM and an older Nvidia Quadro M5000 GPU.I purchased some new hardware to have a similar/better setup at home - but I'm having trouble with the new GPU not being recognized by the Adobe Software. Here's my new home setup:Z840 (Dual Xeon E5-2680 v4)512GB RAMWin10 Pro 64 BitVarious Samsung SSDs(for OS and Progs, Scratch Disk, Media, Project Files etc..)Nvidia Titan Xp (only purchased recently end Dec 2017, so its the latest version of the Titan) (Latest Nvidia Driver - Ver 390.65)Thunderbolt PCIe Card (to connect to Presonus Quantum Audio Interface)Software- Adobe CC 2018 (latest version installed - Premiere Pro, Media Encoder, After Effects). Problem is when I open any of these applications, I only have the o

I am looking at buying a  HP Zbook 15 Gen2 with the Intel i7-4800MQ 2.7GHz CPU with Nvidia Quadro K1100M Video Card.   I will be installing a 1tb ssd into anything i buy and 16gb of ram.  Is this CPU/GPU combo able to play back and edit 4k video? (sony a6500 and goPro hero5 cameras)  or will I get better performance out of run of the mill ultrabook with a 7th gen i7 7200u with an nvidia 900 series gpu?    more cores older gen, vs new gen less cores is the basic question.  My usual workflow is 10 min gopro videos 2 lays of video, titles  and a 2 layers of audio exported to h.264.  This will be the edit videos in the hotel room system and not a primary machine so cheap but effective. [Moderator note: moved to best forum.]

Hi Guys,I'm using a VERY old editing system ( 6 years old! )Time for update and i figured if i but as well as the last time i will get another long time out of it.Below is my spec, if you see something that is a waste of money ( in terms of performance v something else when using premiere pro ) tell me. I want to future proof for 4K+ video editing .But my main question is about the hard drive setup.Does PCI-E offer any advantage over the other M.2 drives ?Is it still best practice to keep the media cache and export drives separate from the OS and Media drive or could i cut down on the necessary drives?I'm not sure if that was only for the older HDD drives?See my notes is Red Thanks in advance.Ronan Overclocked AMD Threadripper 1950X 16 Core (3.4GHz @ up to 4.0GHz)MotherboardASUS® ROG ZENITH EXTREME (DDR4, 6Gb/s, CrossFireX/SLI) - RGB Ready!Memory (RAM)64GB Corsair VENGEANCE DDR4 3000MHz (4 x 16GB)Graphics Card11GB ASUS ROG STRIX GEFORCE GTX 1080 Ti - DVI, HDMI, DP1st Hard Disk4TB SEAGA