Colin, new subscriber here. Thank you for your videos! I've learned a LOT over the last week! In this video you mentioned PROXIE workflows and said you're leave a link to said tutorial. Which one is it? Looking forward to the next video!
Hi Colin, some of these (show duplicate frames, show through edits) don't reduce processing power since Premiere already has that information calculated as part of normal editing. Those are just user display preferences. The real way to improve performance, as you noted, was use of proxies, half- or quarter- resolution playback, and turning off high-quality playback. Keep up the good work.
Actually, Premiere Pro must constantly poll the contents of the Timeline in case something has changed. And with a 2 hour movie, worked on for 6 months to 2 years, that's a huge amount of processing that can be saved. If the info was only read once, it would be out of date after the very next edit. Just so you know, I worked for Adobe for 17+ years as Application Specialist and this was routine for us to tell the big media customers.
@@VideoRevealed If PPro is constantly walking the edit list, then they need to hire better programmers; doubly-linked lists are programming 101. That's unnecessary (I'm a programmer who has written video codecs). Didn't know you used to be a premiere specialist; if it isn't in the bio/description of all your videos, it should be :-)
Great Colin. But one doubt, I have never known what the option that appears at minute 6:22 on the Project Settings page is for. It is the one called Preview Cache and it always appears in None, although it says that it can increase performance. Do you know how to use it or how to activate it? Well, I've used Premiere for like 10 years and I've never known what it is for hehehe
Previews are only created when you render the Timeline. The important settings for preview renders are in the Sequence Settings. I never reader have the need to render.
I have spent a fortune upgrading my PC - windows 10, 32GB ram, Ryzen 9, Nvidia Gti1070, SSD drives and Premiere still sucks, it's so.laggy in the playback. Now beginning to think it has problems with GoPro 8 codecs (1080 & 2.7k never used 4k) Any thoughts Colin ?
GoPro footage is very compressed so you're CPU is working overtime just to playback that footage. Also, anything over HD and you should be using Proxies.
gardansolyn Any H264 codec (gopro, dslr, drones) is heavily compressed and is very taxing to the cpu. GPU accleration would obviously help, but the situation for premiere pro is as follows. Currently premiere pro only fully supports gpu accelerated encoding (export) for h264/hevc. Decoding (playback) is currently only supported by Quicksync technology, which is available on core i5, i7 or i9 cpus from intel. Any Xeon, ryzen, threadripper etc. can not “extra” accelerate h264 at this point. But the good news: the next version of premiere (now on beta) will in fact support full gpu accelerated decoding on both AMD and NVIDIA cards. So the next release should improve your experience since you have a gtx 10 series card. You can actually download the beta version on creative cloud today and see it performs there. You should there turn on hardware acclerated decoding under the preferences (media tab). Hope it helps you out! Btw: actual smooth scrubbing and seeing all the frames on h264 media is a pipedream at the moment, even on Resolve, FCPx etc. If you want full scrubbing, transcoding is the way (prores, dnxhd,...).
Colin all your vids are great, but I cant find that would explain why I have lost the ppj thumbnail in my designated folder to launch a project. the only time i can is if i launch premiere from the task bar and open a project , I cant from folder on my drive. any help would be appreciated and has any one else have the same problem. as there are only 5 ppjs saved in the launch of premiere.
Hello Colin, I really like your videos, learning a lot from you I do not understand what you said about the green red yellow stripes, I would be happy if you explain again so I might be able to learn something new As far as I know the meanings to these stripes are related to the image processing (rendering) A yellow bar says that the computer's processor (CPU) processes the image in real time to display it on our monitor and the graphics accelerator help him to do so (GPU) so they both rendering the image A red bar says that an effect has been applied that is not supported by the graphics accelerator (look for the acceleration icon in the effects panel) so in the area where a red bar is marked in the timeline we see the software having difficulty playing the video, since the graphics accelerator (GPU) does not help the CPU (Depends on the computer and the project) A green bar says we have processed the image (we solved / processed the math in advance) so we will see the video run beautifully and without any effort I'm pretty sure you can tell me some new things for me (especially with regarding the story about Avid) I just could not understand you from the video Disclosure, my name is Sharon Cohen, Adobe certified instructor
Hey Collin, quick question. I work a lot with dynamic link and have a lot of After effects files in premiere pro (which show up as sequences). I can't seem to make proxy files for them in premiere pro. Do I have to individually make a proxy file for each one inside after effects or is there some way to select all of them and create proxy files for them in Premiere like I can with normal files?
@@VideoRevealed What Can I do instead to speed up the workflow with AE compositions in Premiere? I always get long red lines, making playback impossible. So far ive been just rendering them out to view them, but it always takes a long time.
Excellent, can you help me with a premiere problem? When exporting a video of 2 hours, in h264 and 720p .. It renders only half, it says approximate weight 6gb and the final file only weighs 4gb .. all the start and end settings are ok, what can it be? So that I render it complete?
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What kind of drive are you exporting to? If tour drive is formated to FAT32 there's a limit to the filesize that can be written to it.
@@VideoRevealed thanks. I will watch and see if it fixes the problem. My pc has 8gb ram. 3gb allocated for premiere pro. Some 500gb free space out of 1 terabyte hard drive. I think it has something to do with overheating. After using premiere pro for an hour computer gets over heated.
Hi, I have an Nvidia P3000 4GB graphics card on a Windows 10 48GB Ram, Xeon Processor, but I still get system compatibility issues and Premiere gets really slow and glitchy, please help. Thanks.
Is there anyone who can explain the delays I'm having when opening preferences or switching panels in Premiere? It takes 10+ seconds before the preferences window appears (even in a fresh project without any footage), but in After Effects it's fine. Ryzen 3950X, 64 GB 3600 mhz ram, rtx 2080 super GXTrio, 2x Samsung 970 ssd with plenty of space.
Great tips! Used a couple of these I didn't know about. Thanks!
Great to hear!
Thank you Colin to you and your Daughter for providing these tips. Imran
Glad it was helpful!
Colin, thank you very much indeed for sharing! Great tutorial and very useful! Thank you! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Colin, new subscriber here. Thank you for your videos! I've learned a LOT over the last week! In this video you mentioned PROXIE workflows and said you're leave a link to said tutorial. Which one is it? Looking forward to the next video!
ruclips.net/video/993mbUa0h-w/видео.html this is the proxies workflow vid👍👍
@@view9847 Gratzi!
Looks like View came to your rescue.
Thanks for helping.
Great.
Thanks again !!!
This is really great very helpful thanks a lot. Keep on the good work.
You're very welcome!
Great thanks.
You're welcome!
Hi Colin, some of these (show duplicate frames, show through edits) don't reduce processing power since Premiere already has that information calculated as part of normal editing. Those are just user display preferences. The real way to improve performance, as you noted, was use of proxies, half- or quarter- resolution playback, and turning off high-quality playback. Keep up the good work.
Actually, Premiere Pro must constantly poll the contents of the Timeline in case something has changed. And with a 2 hour movie, worked on for 6 months to 2 years, that's a huge amount of processing that can be saved. If the info was only read once, it would be out of date after the very next edit.
Just so you know, I worked for Adobe for 17+ years as Application Specialist and this was routine for us to tell the big media customers.
@@VideoRevealed If PPro is constantly walking the edit list, then they need to hire better programmers; doubly-linked lists are programming 101. That's unnecessary (I'm a programmer who has written video codecs).
Didn't know you used to be a premiere specialist; if it isn't in the bio/description of all your videos, it should be :-)
Big Thanks Colin!
My pleasure!
Great Colin. But one doubt, I have never known what the option that appears at minute 6:22 on the Project Settings page is for. It is the one called Preview Cache and it always appears in None, although it says that it can increase performance. Do you know how to use it or how to activate it? Well, I've used Premiere for like 10 years and I've never known what it is for hehehe
Previews are only created when you render the Timeline. The important settings for preview renders are in the Sequence Settings. I never reader have the need to render.
amazing, thank you so much!!!
You're very welcome!
Awesome Collin
My pleasure Ronald.
Great tips thanks.
You're welcome.
I have spent a fortune upgrading my PC - windows 10, 32GB ram, Ryzen 9, Nvidia Gti1070, SSD drives and Premiere still sucks, it's so.laggy in the playback.
Now beginning to think it has problems with GoPro 8 codecs (1080 & 2.7k never used 4k)
Any thoughts Colin ?
GoPro footage is very compressed so you're CPU is working overtime just to playback that footage. Also, anything over HD and you should be using Proxies.
Just use resolve, premiere is extremely terrible with performance
gardansolyn Any H264 codec (gopro, dslr, drones) is heavily compressed and is very taxing to the cpu. GPU accleration would obviously help, but the situation for premiere pro is as follows. Currently premiere pro only fully supports gpu accelerated encoding (export) for h264/hevc. Decoding (playback) is currently only supported by Quicksync technology, which is available on core i5, i7 or i9 cpus from intel. Any Xeon, ryzen, threadripper etc. can not “extra” accelerate h264 at this point. But the good news: the next version of premiere (now on beta) will in fact support full gpu accelerated decoding on both AMD and NVIDIA cards. So the next release should improve your experience since you have a gtx 10 series card. You can actually download the beta version on creative cloud today and see it performs there. You should there turn on hardware acclerated decoding under the preferences (media tab). Hope it helps you out!
Btw: actual smooth scrubbing and seeing all the frames on h264 media is a pipedream at the moment, even on Resolve, FCPx etc. If you want full scrubbing, transcoding is the way (prores, dnxhd,...).
@@merlinvdb88 thanks Merlin that is very helpful.
Colin all your vids are great, but I cant find that would explain why I have lost the ppj thumbnail in my designated folder to launch a project. the only time i can is if i launch premiere from the task bar and open a project , I cant from folder on my drive. any help would be appreciated and has any one else have the same problem. as there are only 5 ppjs saved in the launch of premiere.
Hello Colin, I really like your videos, learning a lot from you
I do not understand what you said about the green red yellow stripes, I would be happy if you explain again so I might be able to learn something new
As far as I know the meanings to these stripes are related to the image processing (rendering)
A yellow bar says that the computer's processor (CPU) processes the image in real time to display it on our monitor and the graphics accelerator help him to do so (GPU) so they both rendering the image
A red bar says that an effect has been applied that is not supported by the graphics accelerator (look for the acceleration icon in the effects panel) so in the area where a red bar is marked in the timeline we see the software having difficulty playing the video, since the graphics accelerator (GPU) does not help the CPU (Depends on the computer and the project)
A green bar says we have processed the image (we solved / processed the math in advance) so we will see the video run beautifully and without any effort
I'm pretty sure you can tell me some new things for me (especially with regarding the story about Avid) I just could not understand you from the video
Disclosure, my name is Sharon Cohen, Adobe certified instructor
My suggestion is to stop looking at the colors. It's not at all like Avid. Here's a tutorial for you: ruclips.net/video/O28-WMEBQrk/видео.html
Hey Collin, quick question. I work a lot with dynamic link and have a lot of After effects files in premiere pro (which show up as sequences). I can't seem to make proxy files for them in premiere pro. Do I have to individually make a proxy file for each one inside after effects or is there some way to select all of them and create proxy files for them in Premiere like I can with normal files?
Premiere Pro's Proxy workflow does not work with Dynamic Link.
@@VideoRevealed What Can I do instead to speed up the workflow with AE compositions in Premiere? I always get long red lines, making playback impossible. So far ive been just rendering them out to view them, but it always takes a long time.
Thumbs up again.
Thanks again!
Thanks Again !!!!
Any time!
Excellent, can you help me with a premiere problem? When exporting a video of 2 hours, in h264 and 720p .. It renders only half, it says approximate weight 6gb and the final file only weighs 4gb .. all the start and end settings are ok, what can it be? So that I render it complete?
What kind of drive are you exporting to? If tour drive is formated to FAT32 there's a limit to the filesize that can be written to it.
@ yeah i solved it, it was the hard drive, not enough space, free up some space and work it, you are right, thank you!
Looks like you got it fixed.
Good tip.
@@VideoRevealed thank you!
My premiere pro shuts down when exporting any videos longer than 10min. Why does it happen??
Do you have enough free storage space for the completed export?
This tutorial might help: ruclips.net/video/4JPMYbYs0RM/видео.html
@@VideoRevealed thanks. I will watch and see if it fixes the problem. My pc has 8gb ram. 3gb allocated for premiere pro. Some 500gb free space out of 1 terabyte hard drive. I think it has something to do with overheating. After using premiere pro for an hour computer gets over heated.
Thanks...
You're welcome!
Hi, I have an Nvidia P3000 4GB graphics card on a Windows 10 48GB Ram, Xeon Processor, but I still get system compatibility issues and Premiere gets really slow and glitchy, please help. Thanks.
Try these steps:
ruclips.net/video/4JPMYbYs0RM/видео.html
Cool😎👍👍👍
Thanks.
Good
Thanks
Is there anyone who can explain the delays I'm having when opening preferences or switching panels in Premiere? It takes 10+ seconds before the preferences window appears (even in a fresh project without any footage), but in After Effects it's fine.
Ryzen 3950X, 64 GB 3600 mhz ram, rtx 2080 super GXTrio, 2x Samsung 970 ssd with plenty of space.
I am experiencing the same lag with the latest updates. No idea why. Sorry.
I've found turning off FX, when I'm almost Editing good
Yep, great idea.