[Mike Hall]

I wanted to give an update on this problem. I upgraded the system to El Capitan and the problem with the system freezing during the render went away.

The only issue I still had was the render queue window would go into the background behind the composition window when I started a render, so I couldn’t get to the render queue during the render to stop or pause it. The fix here was to put the render queue in a location that was not behind the comp window. Once I did this I could get to the controls to stop or pause a render like before.

Thanks for your help, Dave!

Mike

[Mike Hall]

Hi Dave,

Thank you for your response. I was wondering if Yosemite could have anything to do with it. I may try upgrading to El Capitan and see if it works any differently (after making an image of my current system, of course).

Mike

[Mike Hall]

I have just run into a similar issue. On a Mac Pro running Lion 10.7.4 and Premiere Pro CS6 6.0.2, footage is displaying in the program and source monitors with really bad interlacing. It also transfers to exported footage, too. I have AVCHD footage, and the same footage converted to ProRes (HQ) and it’s doing the same thing to both files. What’s odd is it just started doing this. I have a project I edited a couple weeks ago and it was fine when I edited it, but when I opened it yesterday it was displaying this field issue.

I tried opening the same footage on my laptop (MacBook Pro 2010 running Snow Leopard) in Premiere Pro CS6 6.0.1 and the problem is not there. I am wondering if this has something to do with the 6.0.2 update on a Mac.

I also tried opening the footage on a PC running Premiere Pro 6.0.2 (Windows 7, 64-bit) and the problem is not there.