bug report on premiere pro 2020: playback stop while playing on timeline and then display message: "A low-level excerption occurred in: Adobe Player (Player:11)" - then Premiere crash, and i have to force quit from force quit application. i'm working on a MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports), 3,5 GHz Intel Core i7,

Any speed change that brings a clip over 100% speed results in choppy playback.

Speedramping in Premiere cc 2020 let my eyes bleed like ****.
No smooth, but cruel lagging while playbacking the speedramped clip.
The rendered file however is fine.

Fix that as soon as possible, before I went out of blood.
Thanks

Bug Report - When playing back a multicam in the timeline at double speed there is awful stuttering present after about 5 or 10 seconds of playback. I am using proxies and the same exact workflow as the 2019 version and this was not present in that version. This makes double speed editing a hassle when it it used to be seamless and efficient. Please fix.
Windows 10, 32gb RAM, GTX1060, latest Nvidia Studio Drivers.

This is something I have not seen before.
Putting a ProRes HQ clip on the timeline and it looks as it did when it came out of resolve. Change sequence settings to Maximum Bit Depth and now the clips are about 20 IRE darker! See image below. Right Image is Max BD. Left is unchecked.
Strange. Also shows this result on Mercury Transmit outputs.
Just confirmed this is only happening in 2020 Premiere Pro 14.01 . And not happening in Premiere Pro 13.1.5

I think there should be a window for monitoring whats going on on your different Video tracks without disabling them or having to create a Multicam Sequence.

I'm having this strange problem with the newest release of premiere pro.
Im usiging a 2080ti and AMD Ryzen 1800x with 32Gb ram.

You can see that one image is distorted this happens only in playback but is pretty annoying since i can't edit with accurate results. Please Fix this

You can clearly see the bad shadow in "Hello4" photo

I've updated to the latest version of Premiere 2020, but this affected me in the last version of 2020 as well. When I playback my footage in the source window the audio plays well, but the visuals stutter and loop. It plays back in this odd way in the timeline and even rendered oddly. My source footage has no issues. I tried updating Premiere, creating a new project file and replacing footage but these did not resolve the issue Not sure if it's my computer set-up or premiere. HELP!

2020 won't playback multiple timelines smoothly. I play th same timelines in 2019 and they're buttery smooth. I called Adobe support and the agent couldn't fix it completely. The "semi-fix" was to check the open project in low resolution when you first open the project, but the stutter didn't go away completely.

PP 14.0.1, OSX 10.14.6

Preferences/Playback/Audio Device - set this to Blackmagic playback.

All is good.

Leave project, restart Premiere and the Audio Device has changed to Adobe Desktop Audio.

The preference needs to not reset on application restart.

Note that this bug was in 14.0.0 but was not fixed in the 14.0.1 update. This bug has been independently verified on different Mac hardware.

I have 2 PCs, 1 with an I7 6900x and 1 with the Threadripper 1950x and opening the same project , the Threadripper struggles in playback. Cant play 1080 footage (without effects) without dropping frames. CPU utilization is 30% max and GPU is 5% max. Both machines have a GTX 1080 ti

Premiere 2020 will not play simple 1080p timelines - no transitions, no effects, color, audio, etc. Just a 5-second still image sequence in TIFF or JPEG format... Or the same sequence as a video file (AVID/Cineform/Prores).

I will be "upgrading" back to Premiere 2019 as it had zero issues with timeline performance.

Even when using the exact settings as the original clip, the playback for footage taken from iphones will not sync correctly. Audio will be fine but the video will jump all over the place.

I'm working in the most current version now, it also didn't work in the 2019 version.

a simple .MOV file with 29.97 FPS.

My updated Premiere Pro 2020 has poor juddery playback at high speed (over 100%)
Also my main issue is the export frame function delivers a totally different grade and lightness to the original

I apologize for using Google translate. My English is not so good.
The problem started a couple of days ago. Here is a video that will make everything clear.
There is only one question. Is it just me or someone else?
And how do I fix this error?

Playback of unrendered footage results in strange speed anomalies and footage in program is not consistent with what is being shown SHOULD be displayed by timeline.