[Todd Vanslyck]

I did end up reporting it to Adobe. Just updated to PP cc18…same issue.

Dell Precision 5810 Intel Xeon 3.0 GHz
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Adobe Premiere Pro CC
After Effects CC
Cinema 4d r14

[Todd Vanslyck]

Yes, this worked! Thanks so much Peter.

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[Todd Vanslyck]

Yup it’s all updated.

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[Todd Vanslyck]

Looking at the NVIDIA control panel, there are no options for Premiere. My Tesla isn’t even registering. Not sure why, but that’s the culprit probably. I’ve installed the driver

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[Todd Vanslyck]

They are simple light leak overlays, which you can buy many places. Or, you can get them free if you’re handy at searching the internet.

https://vegasaur.com/free-light-leaks

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Cinema 4d r14

[Todd Vanslyck]

I know it’s still usable, and I still use it as well. I was trying to prepare for the time in the near future where it will no longer function on a new machine I get, blah blah.
Basically, appeasing my neurotic boss.
Hopefully at that point I won’t have to burn them anymore

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After Effects CC
Cinema 4d r14

[Todd Vanslyck]

It’s hard to answer that question from the description. If you could find the link on YouTube that would really help us try to figure it out

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[Todd Vanslyck]

I wanted to post a response in case others are having the same problem. I found out that if I toggle mute while it’s playing, it fixes the problem.

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[Todd Vanslyck]

Same here. For me there’s a tell-tale sign it’s about to wig out on me. It seems when I scrub backwards, if the video flashes between black and video, when I play it will lag terribly. The audio plays fine, the video will lag 5-10 seconds. Then it clears itself up.
I thought it was an AJA issue, but I hesitated on contacting their tech support for a few reasons. 1. It might be a PPro issue. 2. AJA tech support has not responded to my previous 2 requests for support. Pretty worthless if you ask me.

Dell T76000 Dual 8-core 2.4 GHz
NVIDIA Quadro 2000
NVIDIA Tesla c2075
Adobe Premiere Pro CC
After Effects CC
Cinema 4d r14

[Todd Vanslyck]

I’ll echo Dave and say use transitions sparingly.
Content is king!
But they are nice sometimes. I use the filmimpact.net transitions. They are pretty useful.
I’m not sure if BorisFX is still in the transition game, but they used to have a bunch like what you are describing.

You could also try using some practical footage, like bokeh, or light leaks to make your transitions. Drop it on a layer above your two clips and do a quick fade up/down.
Looks less “transition-ey” if that makes sense

TVS

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