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Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 Struggling with even the smallest effects.
Hi i’m hoping someone can help me out here. Recently i have found that Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 seems to struggle with playback when i add an effect. My machine is powerful yet i somehow feel that there is something wrong. The effect im adding is the film convert pro the playback is very sloppy and almost hard to edit as its so jerky.
My system specs are
Ram 64GB
NVidia GeForce GTX 680
CPU Intel i7 3930K CPU@3.20GHz
Windows 7 professional
4GB Raid systemIm not sure if Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 is set up wrong or not but it seems to be struggling bad. So any advice would be grateful.
Thanks
Dave
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2 Replies
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I’ve never used Film Convert Pro but I’m guessing it’s some sort of film style grainy thing? Noise (or grain) effects are usually really heavy and need rendering for playback.
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Hi Dave,
As Tero said these effects can be very processing heavy. I’m not a 100% sure with this particular effect but I assume it’s not GPU accelerated. If that’s the case you will most likely need to render for smooth playback.
You can tell if its GPU accelerated by going to the Effects panel and looking for the badge as shown in the screen grab here for Directional Blur.
Here’s some more info on GPU vs CPU processing inside Premiere Pro.
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/effects.html
Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro
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