[Mark Grance]

I have run into green frames in Twixtor but on Premiere Pro on Mac. I had to turn off (or on) GPU usage in Twixtor. Not sure it helps you but thought I would post.

[Mark Grance]

Bob has helped us out with Qnap – money well spent.

[Mark Grance]

(Assuming Premiere Pro v22.5)

Rather than using “preview” for renders, make sure the preview setting for your sequence is something like ProRes 422HQ (assuming Mac).

Render the sequence.

Then make sure you don’t see the error when playing the sequence.

Then export a Quicktime — Choose Quicktime as the format, then in the preset drop down choose “Match sequence preview settings”. (This is not the same as use previews for render!)

Once exported (should be quick) bring the file into Media Encoder and then export to the file you need.

[Mark Grance]

Not an answer for you but…

1.) A thunderbolt 2 to 3 adaptor won’t work with the TTap?

2.) Are you editing 4K or actually UHD?

[Mark Grance]

And down again today. Yet founder sent out marketing email (newsletter) today completely ignoring the elephant in the room.

Adobe support keeps responding to Twitter posts asking what the problem is.

[Mark Grance]

I used to use Vimeo for client approval years ago, but it became unreliable. I switched to frame.io but it has now become so focused on “camera to cloud” that it has completely dropped the ball on reliability — per their founder:

“Over the course of the past several months, the number of downtime incidents we’ve been experiencing has increased and has resulted in multiple outages that have sometimes lasted for hours. This is completely unacceptable.”

Apparently “unacceptable for months” is acceptable as they continue to market camera to cloud as the solution to everything when it is obvious they can’t handle scaling their product.

It has been down on June 6th, June 8th, June 13 (5 hours) and now today again.

Looking for yet another alternative as this reminds me exactly of the old Vimeo days.

[Mark Grance]

Check folder permissions — also is “another drive” set to ignore ownership.

I have seen this be a problem with proxies having to reconnect each time and it was a permissions problem.

[Mark Grance]

I have struggled with one project with new PP not as big but slow to load and sometimes even failed.

One thing to try is open a new project (empty) then import the old project by using import function and point to old project file and select the “entire project” option on the popup.

[Mark Grance]

I have had this problem in the past. One thing I do now (although messy) is to always store the proxies in the same folder as the project file. Since I started doing that it has happened to me. (Now if I could solve the Auto LUT bug)

[Mark Grance]

Same here.