denoiser 3 causing system crash on 4k footage

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The problem I have today is that Premiere 'Legacy Title Tool' doesn't save any of my titles.

#Denoiser 3 causing system crash on 4k footage pro

I love all the other Adobe products I've used (After Effects, Media Encoder, Illustrator and Photoshop) but Premiere Pro just doesn't seem to work properly.

Adobe, please, I love all the features you're building into the program, but please just fix the program first and have it function and make it reliable so we can actually use all these amazing functions.

#Denoiser 3 causing system crash on 4k footage free

While this isn't a deadly problem, it certainly has become a major annoyance and will soon become a dealbreaker.ĭavinci Resolve, essentially a free NLE, has had better reliability and consistency for me in the last few months. It constantly lags or freezes when dragging or importing stuff into, out of, or within the timeline or effect. P.S.: I just want to say, Premiere Pro has been extremely buggy and slow for me in the last few months. I managed to finish a job I was in the middle of with Davinci Resolve (the experience was surprisingly present), but I cannot allow this to go on.ĭo anyone in the community have some possible solutions to my problem? I'm quite beaten on this problem, and it is essentially impossible to get any editing done without the monitor. I cannot find anything in the crash log either. I've tried basic troubleshooting procedures such as restarting, closing conflicting programs, and changing settings that may have to do with the playback, but all to no avail. I would like to think I'm a tech savvy guy myself, and I've tried all possible solutions I could find, but no situation I've found online has mirrored my problem exactly, and no solution has worked yet so far. If I do not playback, then the program closes normally. PP refuses to close properly after I attempt playback as well, which is why I always have to force quit the program. However, before I attempt playback, the monitor can still change the frame it displays depending on where the playhead lies in the timeline or in the monitor. When I move the playhead around after it's become frozen, the monitor image remains frozen on the frame it first froze on. When it's frozen, I can do everything like normal except playback the video.

#Denoiser 3 causing system crash on 4k footage update

but I'm talking about outputting to h.264 specificaly)Ībout a week ago the Premiere Pro CC 2017 (latest update at time of writing) on my PC started refusing to playback the timeline or any other components, either video or audio, in both the project and source monitor.Īfter pressing the play button or the spacebar, the button becomes the square button (just like it should), but the monitor itself becomes frozen and the playhead does not move. I am aware that stacking up effects, AE elements etc isn't ideal, and I would be fine with long render times is it was actually maxing out something, but this is just bizare to me.Īlso: would transcoding to an intermediate codec like cineform speed up rendering? (I know it'll scrub faster, etc. I am reading about that AE doesn't use the cpu's that well, so that might be it? I basically have 75% of my system doing nothing when exporting? Kind of a bummer, or to be expected? Shouldn't at least one thing be maxing out and be the bottleneck? Memory usage is set to 13gb, 3gb for other applications, and the render engine is GPU accelerated. Ryzen 1700 (15-20% usage), spread over all coresĪll temps are within range as far as I can see.ĭisks are barely being used from what I can see. Is it 'normal' that nothing is maxing out in terms of GPU, CPU and memory?Įverything is at 20% and I can't really find the bottleneck?

out with Media Encoder, set to high quality, h.264 100Mbit CBR. I'm rendering 4k footage, with multiple effects (After effects transitions, Magic Bullet effects (denoiser), sharpening, grades, correcting gopro distortions, etc.