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As Wes noted, we are looking at many areas for optimization and have made strides in the last few releases already.
We recognize there are still many areas to improve performance and we are investing in appropriate areas.
Threads that are catch-alls are often non-actionable. Please keep giving us specific feedback on what workflows are slow for you.
Technical solutions may not always be as obvious as some people may be suggesting as the application architecture is often very different than people’s conception.
Short answer. Yes, we want to and will make it faster.
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Caveat: this mentions mp4 clip playback. Yes, I know it's not an editing format, but this project requires me to use hundreds of hours of mp4 clips that are between one and four hours in duration. There simply has never been the time or disk space to transcode these to ProRes - and there never will be. But, performance was satisfactory even earlier this year.
The two 2020 releases (14.1.0 and 14.2.0) have brought my 2015 MacBook Pro (10.14.6) to its knees, and I am on the edge of having to purchase a new system to cope as my project has become almost unusable. With no other apps running, I can barely get the sequences to play, let alone any of the interface elements update (scrollbar holds position for many seconds at a time before jumping to new location to remain frozen at)
Performance even six months ago was infinitely better with this same project on this same machine. Everything was fluid and pretty fast. The claims of performance improvements seem to be 180 degrees away from my own experience.
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BUG: Importing folder structures from Finder (macOS) fails to create matching bins
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Ought to add, this is in PP 13.1.4, on macOS 10.14.6.
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This is in PP V 13.1.3, macOS Mojave 10.14.5
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One additional note: all the 4k media is proxied, but some of the mp4's are not.
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While we are not considering removing this long-requested feature, we hear you on the room for improvement.
Thank you for your feedback
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Thanks for the suggestion(s).
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Definitely a great time saver!
Thanks for creating a mockup and for the productive conversation in the comments, we’re going to take a closer look at implementation details next.Cheers,
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Yes please, with a toggle, as Jeff mentions.