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Choppy Scrolling on Windows
Hey Forum! I’ve got a maxed out Windows 10 PC using a Glyph RAID drive connected via USB 3.0 and scrolling through my clips in the Project panel is a choppy mess.
I’ve tried restarting, closing all of my other programs, and closing all the items running in the background. I also tried reducing the amount of metadata on display, still runs like a slideshow. Not the end of the world, but something that seems fodder for Pentium i3s or FireWire 400.
Is this just normal for Premiere? Does anyone know a magic bullet for this?
Thanks!
Windows 10.0.14393
Intel Core i7 -6800K @ 3.4GHz
GeForce GTX 1070
32 GB RAM
Glyph STUDIORAID USB 3.0 -
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So scrolling the project panel itself is lagging? Are you in the thumbnail or list view? What kind of footage do you have? What’s the read/write speeds of the Glyph? Where’s your media cache located?
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And is there any headroom left on your drives? Is your storage over 90% full?
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Correct, scrolling the project panel itself is lagging. I’m in List view. The footage is MTS and ProRes 422. It’s a StudioRaid, I’m not sure why a list would take so long to scroll no matter what the storage. The media cache is on my C: drive, which is an SSD with plenty of space. The problem seems to lie when I make the window span the screen vertically. It scrolls fine when its a small window in the corner.
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Yeah got plenty of space on the drive and my C: drive has 15% free space
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Any luck resolving this? I’m seeing the exact same behavior–scrolling is almost unusable as I scroll through thumbnails in Bins. I have to click and drag the scroll bar to browse.
It seems like a weird interaction between Windows and Adobe, and probably not something that we can fix. It’s really frustrating.
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Michael, you’re also working from a raid? I’m on Windows 10 as well and have no lag at all within the project panel. What about trashing all of your Premiere preferences and starting fresh?
I Hate Television. I Hate It As Much As Peanuts. But I Can’t Stop Eating Peanuts.
– Orson Welles
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