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Improving fluidity in the Source Monitor
I wonder if it’s possible to improve the fluidity of the video when viewing a rush in the Premiere Pro Source Monitor and in the Program Monitor as well before the timeline is rendered. When I display the same rush in any video software such as Windows Media Player or VideoLan, I do not see any lack of fluidity.
Thank you for your assistanceWindows 10 – 64bits
Intel Core i7-2700K – 16 Go Bits RAM
3 screen display using 2 x Nvidia GeForce GTS450 video board -
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Sounds like you need to upgrade your computer components.
There’s no issues with playback on either source or program side for a system with a graphics card and cpu that meet the Premiere requirements.
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WMP is a player, Prpro is a NLE: big difference.
You are on an old machine, when viewing e.g. avchd which is highly compressed your system might not keep up.———————————————–
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Which improvment would you advice me to make first? Any suggestion on a video board (not too expensive)?
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No point in just buying a new videocard.
You need a brand new of everything.———————————————–
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