
You don't have to do anything other than right-click on a bunch of footage, choose Proxy > Create Proxies, then choose a preset and a location for your files. I have a very beefy machine so I can get away with using the H.264 preset without lag, but I encourage you to look into that. I started using the native proxy workflow today and I'm so much happier: While I haven't gotten this error, I've been diving back into Premiere head first on a large project with over 500 GB of footage, most of it AVCHD UHD from a Sony a7R III and I haven't been thrilled with playback. Maybe it's unique to my machine, but I would ask anyone else receiving these Adobe Player errrors- are you using any audio plugins, particularly AU plugins- even if they are not 3rd party? Try disabling them and see if you get things back in working order.īTW- This same plugin version works absulutely fine on the same machine in Premiere 2019 (Latest version) I'm not sure whose responsibility this issue is.
#Adobe premiere pro cc 2014 lagging crash software
I have confirmed the software version of the plugin I am using is the latest from Izotope. The interesting thing is, I can transfer this project to my 2019 MBP with the same software versions of Adobe, MacOS and Neutron 3 and everything works fine, even with the AU version of the plugin. I can use the VST3 version of the plugin and I have no problems. After several tests I have it narrowed down to the AU version of Neutron 3. Finally, after removing this, all the Adobe Player errors went away. While in mix mode, I added the Izotope neutron 3 plugin to my VO track. So I thought back to what I was doing when it all started. I shutdown calling it a day, then the next day- unusable. I had worked on this project an entire day with no issues, but started getting errors at the end of the day when I was working on adding music and the overall mix.

As I mentioned- the project was brand new and just fonts and some basic stills and small video clips as broll, nothing complex here. What was bothering me was that this project consisted of only 2- 5min pro res clips.

While in the troubleshooting mode, I had deleted preferences, profiles, plugin cache and media cache- none of which worked. I have managed to get things working again. CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6500 CPU 3.20GHz 3.So I have an update.The conversion into Cineform helped a lot in the first stages of the project (faster video playback and editing, less crashes), but as soon as it started becoming bigger, I got the same bug again.Īre there any other things I could try? Is it possible that the "Essential audio" tool in the "Audio" workspace is causing the issue? I used it a lot to correct the audio levels.ĮDIT: the strange thing is that if I hold the slider with the left click, after those 3 seconds, the preview starts to be 100% responsive (I can see the video frames updating in real time when moving the slider). Converting all of the footages I'm working with into GoPro Cineform codec using shutter encoder.I'm sure that months ago the software was not so sluggish. The crashes only occurs if actions are made in those 3 seconds of pre-loading.

I'm thinking that the crash is caused by the first issue: in fact, I've noticed that if I wait for the preview to load (3 seconds after I stop moving the slider), PP will never crash. It just freezes and I have to kill the process in the task manager. I've been editing a 45 min video project and probably I've run into hundreds of crashes.

If I try to edit too fast (cuts, trims, move clips, every other action), the chances of the software to crash are almost 90%.At the beginning of these 3 seconds, I noticed 100% CPU activity spikes in the task manager.Whenever I move the slider in the timeline, the preview is not responsive at all, and I have to wait at least 3 seconds for the proper frame to appear in the preview the same delay happens whenever I click the "play" button (I have to wait 3 seconds before the preview starts playing).Since a couple of months though, I've started experiencing strange issues while editing: I'd always used Sony Vegas, but started using Adobe Premiere Pro CC v12.0 only a couple of years ago, and it has almost always worked flawlessly. I'm new to the forum but I've been editing videos for years.
