Bob Gale
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Sorry, no help on my end, but I can’t wait to experience that 🙁
Waiting to receive our updated workstation, as the previous one was 7+years old. The new unit has Intel Core Ultra 9 processor 285K (3.70GHz, Turbo 5.70GHz); 96GB DDR5-5600 MHz; NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 16GB; Windows 11 Professional.
I have not updated Premiere for ~18 months due to how updates were affecting our workstation.
It appears likely we will have the same issues – even before we get the new one up and running. 🤬
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Matt, I’d be interested in finding out the specs and what your workflow is for the machine you use to uprez VHS tapes. I’d like to do the same for old tapes we have…mainly 3/4″ tapes. Thanks.
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I’m stuck at version 25.1.0. I typically would update every time one is available, but ever since AI related stuff was added months ago, it made my GPU/CPU/Power Usage run so high my workstation was unusable. I had to go back to this version.
An Adobe Tech support person told me at the time that this was a known issue, but so far I have not heard that it was resolved, so I’m happy to stay at V25.1.0. My workstation is 7+ years old, so I budgeted for a new one in 2026 – hopefully it gets approved. Not the answer I was wanting, but I think it should take care of the issue.
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I know it’s not really a fix, but can you add a frame hold for that one frame so you don’t see a flash of black? Just a thought.
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What Mads said. I haven’t upgraded since 25.0 because of issues that seem to be related to A.I. and Generative Fill (I think it’s called). My issues were that the update caused GPU and CPU to run consistently between 80% – 100%; Power usage started running at ‘Extremely High.’ Once I went back to a previous version these problems went away.
I contacted Adobe tech support and was told they are aware of the issue and working on it. This was months ago. I haven’t had time to try it again, and probably won’t until I get a new workstation early next year.
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I had the same issues when updating to versions above 25.1. GPU/CPU/Power usage numbers went all the way to the top. Back to normal when I downgraded to 25.1.
I chatted with an Adobe tech person and they confirmed that this was an issue and that they were working on it. That was over a month ago, however. I’m still not confident enough to try newer versions.
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Are the two sources ’embedded’ together into one track? Hopefully not, and one is on the left channel and one is on the right. This is how I handle it. Put your audio on two different tracks in the timeline. On one apply the effect ‘Fill Left with Right’ and on the other apply effect ‘Fill Right with Left.’
If the two sources are embedded together, then I’m not sure how you would fix that.
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Not that this will help you now…but I had issues using an older version of Boris until I updated it. Adding that to the newest version of PPro seems to have fixed the issues (for now…but you know Adobe 😏). My workstation is running Windows 10.
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This may not have to do with anything, but maybe first try changing the quality on your program window from 1/4 to FULL. It looked like the lines only were present when you played the video and they went away when you stopped.
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Here’s a more recent discussion on Adobe that might help. Not sure it mentions your audio question.
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-beta-discussions/new-in-beta-h-264-in-mov/td-p/14188726
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Now available in the beta versions of Premiere Pro, After Effects and Media Encoder is the ability to export H.264 in the .MOV / QuickTime container. Adobe's video applications have long been able to import and play H.264 / MOV … Continue reading
