It's important to note that the timecode is different each time I render - even though as a test, I have not edited anything on the timeline:Īround timecode: 00:03:00:15 - 00:03:00:23 So I re-created all this inside a brand new project with the latest version of Premiere and Encoder last night in case I was moving the "imaginary" issue from project to project. I was convinced that this would solve my issue since I have a boiler-plate template project that I re-used that has my sting / logo at the front of the project and some close of fmusic / title thing at the end. To "cure" the problem, I started from scratch, updated everything including the GTX 1080 ti drivers and created a fresh adobe project. So (like you probably have already done), initially I would check where the claimed timecode issue was and I would either remove a transition or trim the timeline by 1-frame, thinking that I had some weird issue with the footage.īut I noticed that by rendering the same project over-and-over again, the errors would be at different timecodes. Playing that back inside Adobe was tough on resources (although my WIndows 10 PC has massive spec). The only thing I did at about that time was to change my workflow by Ingesting my footage for faster editing since I create between 3 and 4 videos per week sometimes with 1,000% speed ramps.
![adobe premiere pro cs4 render faster adobe premiere pro cs4 render faster](https://www.bhphotovideo.com/images/PremierPro-02z.jpg)
My render issues started at the end of December 2020. I recommend the Premiere team addressed this issue with us publically so we have a steer as to how long we need to wait for a fix.
ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS4 RENDER FASTER HOW TO
I'm a patient guy but I am becoming extremely concerned that large numbers of users are hitting a brick wall with this one.īy the way, if you want to know how to fix this issue, go to the last couple of lines of this note.