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Can any PremierePro veterans help me figure this out?

I’ve been working on big projects as of late and I’ve been having a problem with my program window falling asleep when I click on my 2nd monitor to grab something. Then when I click back into premiere and press play my program monitor takes a good 10-15 seconds to “wake up” and respond. Sometimes longer.

For background:
PC is an NZXT Pre-build (i9, 3090, 64gb RAM)
Footage is 3840x1080 (Gameplay + Webcam)
Sequence is 1920x1080
Premiere is version 26.5.2

The client provides a 3840x1080 recording with gameplay on one side and his webcam on the other.

I duplicate the footage to have gameplay on the background and scale down the webcam over the gameplay.

Projects can range from 1 hours to 20 hours of footage.

The Problem:
I access my 2nd monitor frequently to search for graphics, music, sfx.

So when my program monitor takes 15 seconds to respond, this gets incredibly frustrating. And wastes a lot of time.

Things I’ve Tried:
Lowering playback resolution
Changing high DPI scaling behavior
Updating graphics drivers
Changing audio input
Proxies
Unplugging and plugging it back in

The only thing that has helped is proxies but I just don’t have the space to create proxies for the amount of footage I get.

And I don’t think my PC is old enough to be struggling with this. Am I missing something or am I dumb?

Thanks for your time ❤️

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u/theloganleiter — 13 days ago

I wish they had parts where Kratos was FULL God Mode

I wish there were more parts in the game where they send tons of weak enemies at Kratos and you just tear them to shreds.

Similar to Cyperpunk 2077 when you play your first mission as Johnny Silverhand, and your hand cannon one shots everyone.

I understand enemies need to be strong and Kratos needs to be weak for the game to feel challenging. But I just want more “I feel like a God” moments

u/theloganleiter — 3 months ago