Laddie Mawery
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Alright then, Thank you for your help. I’ll work on getting more RAM when I get the chance. I’ll try to get your recommended 32Gb also, hopefully it’ll be a big improvement.
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What I took from that is that my graphics card uses to much RAM when trying to load the larger files, not having enough for Premiere to keep working? Is that right or did I not understand what you meant to say?
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I’ve been meaning to upgrade my RAM for a few months now, I just haven’t had the chance to do so yet. I also upgraded from a 560ti and it seemed to work just fine with that card.
As for the driver, I currently have the latest version which is the GeForce 3470.52 driver. The files are also stored on an external hard drive. I’ll record files onto an SSD and then transfer then to the external. It is about three years old, but it loads files into Sony Vegas relatively fast.
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I’m still having issues with this if anyone has any ideas on what may be causing the problem. At some points I’m also seeing some color distortion also.
Edit: After looking through some posts on another forum, my footage is actually captured with a variable frame rate. Is there any way at all to make these files work in Premiere without using a program like HandBrake to convert it to a constant frame rate?
I still don’t understand how I was able to import footage captured with the same bitrate and frame rate a few months ago and not having it work now.
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I just tried it again after clearing the media cache and the same thing happens. It worked fine with files similar to the ones I’m using now back in early February. Since then I’ve only upgraded a few parts, which should still run the program just fine.
Currently this is what’s in my computer
ASRock Z77 Extreme 4
G. Skill 8gb RAM
Gigabyte GTX 770
i7 3770k