Hello, I have a question about choppy playback in Premiere Pro CC. First off, I am using the x5r exported in the DNG sequence. Here are the system specs:
Windows 10
i7- 5820k (6 cores) @ 4.2 ghz
64 GB ram
500 GB ssd Crucial BX100
4tb 7200rpm scratch drive
GTX 980 video Card
I have read about converting to another codec for smoother playback, but I am wondering if the choppy playback is due to hardware or software? I would rather fix a hardware issue than wait for trans coding prior to editing. Watching task Manager performance tab my CPU is pegged at 100% for about 3-5 seconds then drops to 12%. During this time Ram and HD are relatively underutilized (13-20%). I get near real time during that first 3-5 seconds then it pretty much sits on one frame until the end. Even just scrubbing through the video it doesn't show frames, just sits on one frame until i release and it catches up.
I guess my question is would this play in real time if there was different hardware? I have seen two suggestions for DNG sequences from RED users:
Is anyone able to play the files in real time? If so I would appreciate your feedback. Is this an issue with Adobe?
Thanks!
Windows 10
i7- 5820k (6 cores) @ 4.2 ghz
64 GB ram
500 GB ssd Crucial BX100
4tb 7200rpm scratch drive
GTX 980 video Card
I have read about converting to another codec for smoother playback, but I am wondering if the choppy playback is due to hardware or software? I would rather fix a hardware issue than wait for trans coding prior to editing. Watching task Manager performance tab my CPU is pegged at 100% for about 3-5 seconds then drops to 12%. During this time Ram and HD are relatively underutilized (13-20%). I get near real time during that first 3-5 seconds then it pretty much sits on one frame until the end. Even just scrubbing through the video it doesn't show frames, just sits on one frame until i release and it catches up.
I guess my question is would this play in real time if there was different hardware? I have seen two suggestions for DNG sequences from RED users:
- using a raid array (suggested at least 3 hard drives at raid 0)
- multiple CPU setup
Is anyone able to play the files in real time? If so I would appreciate your feedback. Is this an issue with Adobe?
Thanks!