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Stop Premiere Pro from Crashing!
Does Premiere Pro keep crashing and you have no idea why? Here are some possible solutions to stop this from happening!
Solution #1: Switch to Mercury Playback Engine Software Only
Open up Premiere pro and go to File -> Project Settings -> General Under Video Rendering and Playback, switch the Renderer to Mercury Playback Engine Software Only
Solution #2: Update Premiere Pro
Open up the Adobe Creative Cloud on your computer and make sure to update Premiere Pro to the latest version.
Solution #3: Delete Media Cache
Click Premiere Pro -> Preferences -> Media Cache Under Media Cache Files, click the Delete button to remove all media cache files.
Solution #4: Alter RAM Usage
Click Premiere Pro -> Preferences -> Memory Make sure that the RAM Reserved for other applications is at the lowest possible GB. You can change this by dragging the number to the left.
Solution #5: Close All Other Applications
If you have any other applications open, try closing them. This may help reduce crashes.
Solution #6: Use Proxies
If you’re working with 4K footage, I recommend using proxies. Learn how to make proxies by watching this video.
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Does Premiere Pro keep crashing and you have no idea why? Here are some possible solutions to stop this from happening!
Solution #1: Switch to Mercury Playback Engine Software Only
Open up Premiere pro and go to File -> Project Settings -> General Under Video Rendering and Playback, switch the Renderer to Mercury Playback Engine Software Only
Solution #2: Update Premiere Pro
Open up the Adobe Creative Cloud on your computer and make sure to update Premiere Pro to the latest version.
Solution #3: Delete Media Cache
Click Premiere Pro -> Preferences -> Media Cache Under Media Cache Files, click the Delete button to remove all media cache files.
Solution #4: Alter RAM Usage
Click Premiere Pro -> Preferences -> Memory Make sure that the RAM Reserved for other applications is at the lowest possible GB. You can change this by dragging the number to the left.
Solution #5: Close All Other Applications
If you have any other applications open, try closing them. This may help reduce crashes.
Solution #6: Use Proxies
If you’re working with 4K footage, I recommend using proxies. Learn how to make proxies by watching this video.
The post Stop Premiere Pro from Crashing! appeared first on You Want Pizzazz.