Premiere Pro is hanging my system - 100% CPU usage when generating thumbnails in bin. Eventually it will go back down to normal usage, but if I try to do other things while this is populating it may cause my computer to BSOD. Last BSOD (this morning) was KERNELSECURITYCHECK_FAILURE
I should note that my system has 0 stability issues doing anything else except when using Premiere Pro.
This just started after the last update to Premiere Pro (15.0)-
This does not happen with 14.9
I am able to recreate the hanging and or crash by opening a folder and generating thumbnails.
This happens with 4K timelines, 1080 timelines and with 4K footage, and 1080 footage.
2950x Threadripper
• OS vers - Win 10 Pro 20H2
• Premiere build 15.0
• GPU - 1080ti - 461.92 drivers
• Codecs used - Multiple, Iphone footage, A73 footage, C100 footage
• Sequence settings - N/A
• Error messages - Hanging, and BSOD
• 3rd party plugins installed - N/A
• Drag/drop assets to project via Media Browser or Finder/Explorer
• Use of Nesting (good) or Subclips (bad) - N/A

Video links provided
https://youtu.be/3cxY5R3s8t0
https://youtu.be/Y_fRAJiNh9g

Hi,

After last june 2020 update of Adobe Premiere I am experiencing problems when adding vignette to footage in Lumetri color panel.

Lumetri works fine with all the color options, but when I add some vignette I am getting white blocks in my footage (as shown in the attached image).

I hope that it is a bug and not a problem with my GPU. I am not getting this problem when I change rendering to 'software only'. I also must note that I am using the latest Nvidia Studio Drivers (451.48).

Example: https://youtu.be/gwDlAkdFTHI

My specs are:

GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
Intel i7-5930CK @ 3.50GHz
32gb RAM

After updating my Adobe CC software Premiere and After Effects have both been crashing when launching the applications. They freeze on "Loading AEXD.aex". Once the app freezes it become nearly impossible to kill it in Task Manager without restarting the computer. Also, when the app is frozen, file explorer becomes sluggish or completely unresponsive.

I've been using this PC for almost a year now and I have not had any issues until the latest release of Adobe Software. I've used the CC cleaner tool and that didn't solve the issue. I've tried installing previous versions of AE and Premiere and that didn't work. I've tried different drivers for the GPU

I've used WIndows 10's Restart option which completely wipes all applications from my computer while retaining personal files. I've used this four times in the past week in an attempt to completely remove any lingering Adobe files that weren't removed by the CC Cleaner tool. Each time, I reinstall applications and update drivers and everything works until I power down my computer and then turn it on again.

Photoshop and Illustrator appear to be working fine, Premiere and After Effects continue to freeze.

Premiere Pro Version 14.3.1
After Effects Version 17.1.2

RTX 2080 ti
AMD Ryzen 9 3900x
64 GB RAM
Windows 10 Pro

This does not happen all the time. I can't tell what causes it to start, but once the problem manifests itself, it is there 100% of the time until I reboot. It then doesn't happen again for a while.

This happens with Premiere Pro 2020 AND the Premiere Pro Beta, both kept up to date.

The issue is this: If Premiere Pro is running, any application or window that has the focus will lose it within a 1-2 seconds, max. If I quit PP, the problem goes away. It does not matter which other apps are currently running (or not). This only happens when PP is running.

When I start PP, the problem begins a short while before the application is done starting up. When I end it, the problem goes away as soon as PP is exited (the process is no longer visible in the task manager).

Functionality in PP is not impeded as such - I can do most things. However, once the window loses focus, any open menus will close etc., so it is extremely difficult to actually get anything done.

I will record a video of this happening and post it shortly.

The ONLY known way to stop PP from doing this is to reboot.

Latest version of the NVIDIA Studio driver is installed. OS and all apps kept up to date.

I updated to 14.6 yesterday. I'm on a Windows 10, Intel i9, 56 GB ram, Nvidia 1080ti GPU computer. I have three 4k monitors hooked up to the Nvidia.

Several times when working with clips in the bin, and pressing the "delete" key on my keyboard, the program would crash. So much so that I downgraded to 14.3.2, which is the last stable version of the software that I could use.

I've also found that for the past year or so, my custom workspaces are not saved. When I start a new project, bins are combined. When I open old projects, things are out-of-whack sometimes, and I can't figure out a pattern to it. The "import workspaces from projects" option is always unchecked on my machine.

I should also note that I tried scene detection when first upgrading to 14.6 scene detection crashed the software as well. Upon reopening the same project, the index markers were in the long clip, and they were spot on.

Another issue I'm having with bins is that thumbnails are taking forever to load, and some thumbnails for .jpeg images do not load at all. When I double-click these images, they show up fine in the preview monitor.
(Unless they are CMYK, which is a different issue all together.)

Thank you for making projects backward-compatible. That is a lifesaver. It allows me to test out the new versions and go back if they do not work correctly on my machine.