[Antoine Sinclaire]

I’ll give it a try. Do you have any codec recommendations?

[Antoine Sinclaire]

My Gfx crad wasn’t all that great at running 4k footage playback, I’ve since made several upgrades…. Everything now runs smoothly…..

[Antoine Sinclaire]

That was a trick I used to use but with my setup I was always in Fullscreen so it got tedious. Eventually I just switch to working on my 1080 monitor. Not a solution, but less tedious.

Anytime I needed to edit 4k footage i would just use the 4k monitor but for nothing more.

I will say it’s definitely an upscaling issue for sure having to do with the 4k, on account it would be exactly 1/4 the monitor size.

Thanks for the feedback, Happy editing

[Antoine Sinclaire]

I fixed my issue, it was the sequence setting preview output.
And the intended audience was for a projected theathre showing.

[Antoine Sinclaire]

Here are a few screenshots from my project.

I’ve looked at a few forums discussing the issue. From my understanding, it’s a huge issue on adobe’s end for years now.

I’d well appreciate any help at all. I’ve done a good deal of troubleshooting.

-Tried with and without CUDA render
-removing all audio to do just a video only export
-Changing several sequence settings including preview file type and sequence preset.
-changing many export settings.

I’ve spent several months editing this so I’d much appreciate a solution

I can also add a error code screenshot

[Antoine Sinclaire]

I have the GTX 750Ti and yes it’s connected to the 4K monitor.

[Antoine Sinclaire]

My Timeline and Sequence are Both 1080p 24f. I’m not referring to the crop of the image itself, I ‘ve merely added a crop from the effects.
If I’m correct PP’s fullscreen mode suppose to take up the entirety of one monitor. When I toggle fullscreen I get 1/4 the section of my TV.