I have a music video with 26 layers of video. 4K.
It's 26 layers because there are many takes and I'm cutting to the ones I need.
Even though there are no effects it has brought my machine to a grinding halt so it barely can play the timeline. So bad I can't really edit.
The timeline is 1080P and the 4k clips are both cropped in or scaled down to fit.
Any ideas what to do? I cut the playback res to 1/4. No help.
I transferred the project to my other machine that has NVME drives instead of SSD and same result.
I copied the first few clips to a new sequence so that the clips were only on video layer 1 and it played fine. So there seems to be a limitation that occurs in Premiere when there are many video layers even though the layers fully cover each other up so only the top video layer is seen playing.
Premiere Pro CS6. i7 64GB RAM. Win7Pro
It's 26 layers because there are many takes and I'm cutting to the ones I need.
Even though there are no effects it has brought my machine to a grinding halt so it barely can play the timeline. So bad I can't really edit.
The timeline is 1080P and the 4k clips are both cropped in or scaled down to fit.
Any ideas what to do? I cut the playback res to 1/4. No help.
I transferred the project to my other machine that has NVME drives instead of SSD and same result.
I copied the first few clips to a new sequence so that the clips were only on video layer 1 and it played fine. So there seems to be a limitation that occurs in Premiere when there are many video layers even though the layers fully cover each other up so only the top video layer is seen playing.
Premiere Pro CS6. i7 64GB RAM. Win7Pro
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