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Bug Report: Speed Issues in Premiere 2020

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

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  • Vitaly Khimich commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Speed ramp makes my playback glitch and freeze. Even rendering in and out does the same thing. I even exported the video and still when I play back the exported video it freezes as if it exported the freeze... this is some serious issue that needs to get fixed ASAP.

  • William Akana commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    This SIMPLE SOLUTION did it for me: When exporting, hit the button "Queue" instead of "Export" to load it into Media Encoder. Render it out there. This solved the issue from me. (Sped up footage no longer choppy on export--smooth as ice)

  • Simon Hinger commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Same issue in 2021
    I have had this issue for almost 2 years now waiting for a fix. I had this issue on my MacBook Pro, Windows PC. Same with Canon Footage or iPhone Footage. I tried everything from switching to other Codecs, Proxys, Windows reinstall, upgrading RAM, different GPU Drivers. Since Speedramping is becoming more and more important to me, im switching to DaVinchi, because there is nothing more left to do and Adobe doesn't seem to care.

  • Titus Maclaren commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Major issue - doesn't just happen when speed ramping, but also shuttling at any speed beyond 100%! I just shelled out a lot of money for a new system so I can use CC 2020 and I have to downgrade to 2019 because of this. Hurry up Adobe and sort this out please!

  • Ronn Murray commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Sadly still very much an issue a year later. How are these considered pro tools when they can't even do basic functions for a year?

  • Gil Saigo commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Nikolaos' solution works!
    Disable hardware accelerated decoding and try again.
    Thanks man

  • Gil Saigo commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Allow me to add that even when the playback seems to be ok (don't understand what affects this, but restarting the program sometimes works), the export comes out choppy. So frustrating!!!!!!! Come on guys!

  • Evan Melgren commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    The fact that this glitch continues to be left unfixed is truly shocking. Who is running the Premiere ship over there??

  • Pedro Rodrigues commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I´ve been using 2019 version since day one of 2020 release. Impossible to work with speed changes. Compained several times in adobe suppoprt chats and forums Here is a little video clip describing the problem. I am so gonna publish this on youtube. It is enough. No more fancy features updates no one uses. Correct what once was good and now it is wrong.

  • Ng Tarjee commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    SAME HERE!! when I change the speed more than 700%, the playback is very laggy ,choppy, showing mixed frames, GOD this really **** me off!!!

  • Quentin Yanez commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    UPDATE: ADOBE RESPONDED TO ME

    This is what they had to say, basically...

    "We know, just use 2019."

    This includes having to backtrack to 2019 versions of premiere, after effects and media encoder. Sorry but... it's 2020. How did they break such a crucial component that so many of their creators use. No "sorry for your inconvenience", we get to spend a bunch of money for software they seem in no rush to patch.. Goodbye to everything I started in their 2020 version of premiere.

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