Peter Berthet
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that is a weird one.
it doesnt sound like it should need it, but have you tried rendering your sequence
– Pete
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its fairly common in large projects, its not the fastest search feature in the world
– Pete
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yes
theres a forum post here: https://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1520045
that will take you through the process
– Pete
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Whats your source media format, sequence settings, framerates?
Whats the media coming off ? Single drive? SSD? RAID ?– Pete
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well you’re correct in some respects.
h264 isnt a great format for editing because its so heavily compressed and relies on the CPU to decode it in real time for playback.Even on high end systems ive still seen caching issues cutting DSLR footage
again id suggest changing your render medium to something like uncompressed 8bit if you have the drive space
– Pete
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i cant help but wonder why you dont just do it at 50 fps and interpret the extra 2 frames…. its not like anyones going to see the difference
– Pete
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you could do it in after effects
– Pete
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Sounds like a monitor sync issue.. what sort of monitor is it and whats the BMD running out to line
– Pete
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Its a local install on 10 stations latest updates and no dodgy codec packs.
– Pete
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looks requires rendering every time, and its very likely that because you’re playing from a clip with looks to one without (still h264)
your system is struggling to read ahead cache your media.what format are you rendering your previews to ?
you can check by clicking sequence> sequence settings– Pete