Alexander Sheva
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Try to update the software. It has helped to SOME people with freezing problems. I have found out a lot of details about that issue, but moved from Premiere to Lightworks, really Pro thing, but much easier and cheaper than Avid. So, do not know whether it would help me. By the way, I had huge trouble with Encore CS6 (the newest version at that time) with CC 2014 footage. It was really devastating for my all-from-the-Adobe-only way of making my work.
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Hello, I want to share my experience. It seems that the problem is in QuickTime and only with .mov footage. Everything was fine at the beginning, except I got Quick Time server error exiting Premiere. One day after reboot (nothing was changed or installed!) Premiere started to work really slowly and there was no QuickTime server error anymore.
CC 2014 has build in QuickTime codec. In CC you had to buy QuickTime Pro. May be installing fresh Windows with no QuickTime PRO driver could fix the problem, but I do not have time to try this.
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There is a way to delete a part of the footage. You should press B at the beginning of the part you want to cut out and N at the end. Then go to Edit -> Extract Work Area. You will get ripple deletion.