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  • Stuart Ferrier

    May 28, 2012 at 11:20 pm in reply to: PPro CS5.5 Timeline Lagging on MacPro

    OK thanks Tom.

    So I took the plunge and upgraded to Lion. Fortunately everything went smoothly. And YES it did fix the lag issue. Now to get as familiar with PP as I am with FCP.

    Now I guess I’ll have to upgrade Microsoft Office!

  • Stuart Ferrier

    May 28, 2012 at 9:09 pm in reply to: PPro CS5.5 Timeline Lagging on MacPro

    Thanks Keith for the confirmation that 10.7 helped this issue (the one shown in the video link in Evan’s comment) at least in your situation for your hardware/software configuration. The problem that Tom was referring to that Wayne described seems different than the problem described in this thread. The other lagginess described by Wayne seemed to be associated with playback and codecs.

    Well I am apprehensive to upgrade to Lion after reading many of the comments on the OSX Lion App store page. There seem to be very mixed experiences with the 10.7.4 upgrade; some fine and some disastrous. Even with a Timemachine backup, I will make a clone of my current Snow Leopard installation before I embark on the upgrade. That way if I have a disaster, I’ll be able to very easily get back to where I am now. I have a very large project coming up and if I have to, I can still use FCP7 with Snow Leopard. -> (while I transition back to PC) 😛

  • Stuart Ferrier

    May 26, 2012 at 6:52 pm in reply to: PPro CS5.5 Timeline Lagging on MacPro

    I have been monitoring this thread/topic with regard to CS5.5 and was hoping that CS6 would resolve the issue, but it hasn’t for me. I’m also a FCP7 -> PPro user, but so far I’m disappointed due to this issue.

    My mac is a quad-core 2.26 GHz Xeon MacPro4,1 with 24GB ram and the original Nvidia GeForce GT 120 display running 10.6.8 with all the updates. I did do a fresh install from scratch recently onto a new HD. I am wondering if this an architecture problem related to this particular MacPro build. I have read that older machines don’t have the same problem. I wonder if newer MacPro machines work fine as well.

    The problem is identical to the one described in the above video “Premiere Pro Lag Part 5”. The lagginess is a function of the relative size of the timeline panel.

    I haven’t tackled a large project yet, so I don’t know if this gets worse with project complexity.

    I’m seriously considering a PC.

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