Transcoded to ProRes HQ, it plays fine as well (which is to be expected). It's 3840-by-2160 MXF OP1a SinglePackage MultiTrack Internal Sony Bitstream with 8 channels of audio. Sorry for the long post, but it would be great to get some a24688003xz50ĭo you have a short clip that's problematic that you can share? I downloaded a sample FX9 clip from ( Download) that as a camera orignal in Premiere Pro 24.0.0 (Build 57) under macOS 11.6.5 on a 2017 27-inch iMac Pro plays fine from an external Thunderbolt2 SSD drive. We have previously been advised the only way to get around this is to transcode the footage, but this won't work for our needs as we are against tight deadlines. We have tried adjusting our project settings and made sure we are using metal.

We have tried using Beta, but this hasn't improved anything, so I was hoping if someone could shed any light on what is going on please? We are having major problems where the timeline won't play back in Premiere and also exports crashing through Media Encoder. 99% of the footage we use are Sony RAW MXF files. Since using the machine we have had constant battles with exporting files and timeline playback. Since purchasing our new kit, we were given by our supplier near enough 800GB of RAM within the Mac. I am just posting to see if anyone has had any simliar rendering issues to what I am having with the latest 2019 Mac Pro and Adobe Premiere/Media Encoder.

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