[Chris Wright]

darn, you got a nasty problem that is not consistent. is it only this project? try importing it from a new project.

1. try creating a new administrator account.
2. did you try closing all panels and the sequence, then reopening them.
3. did you try opencl or renderer-software?-at least this would isolate case to gfx card instead or cpu or hd.
4. enable high quality playback under wrench
5. reset preferences, or even re-installing premiere with adobe cleaner(as a last result)
if all this fails, I would contact adobe and select ‘video queue’ for your technical support.

[Chris Wright]

even better, cineform renders previews faster than prores! begon prores!

https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Adobe-Premiere-Pro-CC-2015-3-CPU-Comparison-849/

[Chris Wright]

to fix red giant plugins in premiere

1. Move unseen plugin folders from ProgramFiles/Adobe/Common/Plugins/7.0/MediaCore to the Desktop
2. Open Premiere, holding SHIFT key until the Welcome screen pops up (this clears the cache Premiere uses to load the plugins installed into the MediaCore folder)
3. Close Premiere
4. Move folders back into ProgramFiles/Adobe/Common/Plugins/7.0/MediaCore
5. Open Premiere (not holding SHIFT key)

[Chris Wright]

1. mac os 10.12.3 has video patch.
2. also, the default ram allocation should be 70-75% of total RAM.
3. in preferences, is cuda enabled?
4., under nvidia contorl panel, manage 3D settings, add premiere.exe to primary gfx card as compatibility perf mode. it might be snapping back to the secondary gfx card accidentally while switching between programs.

[Chris Wright]

try installing the QNF drivers from nvidia, a very special driver called ‘quadro new feature’.

1. Go to the Premiere CS6 installation folder.
2. Find the file “GPUSniffer.exe” and run cmd.exe
3.under Name: GeForce or whatever Compute capability: 1.3
4. remove the ‘Compute capability: 1.3’ so it just reads Geforce ‘whatever’
5. save in “cuda_supported_cards.txt” in premiere folder
6. under nvidia, manage 3D settings, add premiere.exe to primary gfx card as compatibility perf mode.
does it then show up in premiere’s preferences, cuda?

Hope this helps.

[Chris Wright]

sounds like a windows priority issue or ram. how much ram do you have? and how much allocated to premiere?

[Chris Wright]

premiere has a histogram under window-lumetri scopes. I use fast color corrector as well which has levels inside.

[Chris Wright]

does it show in a render preview?

try resetting premiere’s preferences. make sure you haven’t changed any encoder preferences.
copy all luts from premiere lumetri-technical to ame-lumetri-luts technical and
delete media cache and in ame preferences, deselect “Import sequences natively”

[Chris Wright]

just make your own
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0WJ-8B6aUM

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[Chris Wright]

it’s been proven that you don’t need 960 pro ssd for exporting. even a cheap sata 3 SSD is fast enough for exports.

1. boot drive: OS,programs, Windows page file, ,exports, and media cache/cache files
2. 960 EVO NVMe drive: media, project files, previews, AE ‘global performance cache’
3. 7200RPM WD drive should only be for backup of important media , project files and archiving