Hopefully I dont have to replace the system as I just bought it last year but it's really annoying trying to edit like this. I just don't see it getting maxed out on this little stuff but maybe that's the problem.
I will say my CPU does get up to 100% when I'm watching this. I back everything up to cold storage drives now too. Probably only 2tb for actively editing footage but it would speed the read and write speeds up dramatically. I would then replace that raid0 with a new raid 0 with 4 ssds. I thought about adding a NAS to my network and offloading the 5tb drives to that, to archive footage not actively editing. I'm open to any suggestions for upgrading this machine to make my editing smoother. It drives the render time up big time as well. In fact the Denoiser plugin is pretty much useless during editing. I use the Lumetri color effects a lot and I use Red Giant plugins like the DeNoiser II plugin.
I have a cache drive setup on a Samsung 850 SSDĮverything is fine when I start but as I add effects and video to the sequence it starts to slow down to the point where I have to purge video memory occasionally or it just outright crashes. Editing SystemĮVGA GeForce GTX 970 4GB SSC Gaming ACX 2.0+Īssets are on a Raid 0 Array of 2 5TB Drives Depending on your OS, use Alt + Click on a selected audio piece, drag it over, and then let go of Click before Alt to drop the. Then set up the denoiser on the first one, and finally copy the first clip and paste attributes to the others to bring over the denoiser. The filter for Adobe Premiere to remove video noise on VHS movie. I'm on the latest Adobe Premiere CC and I have a pretty solid system I think but I'm still having freezing issues when I'm editing. Try copying the sound clip to where you need it without the denoiser on it.
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