The battery might need replacement as well and the display has a really small resolution, but it should perform well enough to serve as a daily driver. With those upgrades, it has fairly decent hardware compared to today's standard for mid-end laptops in my opinion. And yeah, you edit with those rather than your gargantuan (but super pretty and clear and crisp) source videos. A 2010 MacBook should not perform as a dinosaur when upgrading RAM and SSD, though. Use ALL the Proxies!: One of the best things you'll ever learn to do as an editor is to use proxies, which are duplicated versions of your original video files that have a lower resolution and file size.You already know they're there and look good.you don't need to keep seeing 'em! Use Global FX Mute: All those effects, including transitions, color correction, and STAR WIPES, BABY, certainly take up a decent amount of your machine's power.Choose Lower Playback Resolution: You know your footage looks great.why do you need it played back to you in 4K? It's just going to slow down your machine.In fact, you should do this with all caches, whether in Premiere Pro, Chrome, or like.your clothing cache (a.k.a. Clean Up Your Media Cache: Clean out your closet, honey.However, understand this may not be ideal to have enabled all the time.especially if your hardware has stability issues. Enable GPU Acceleration: This is a great option if you want slightly faster render times and previews to show up.Really quickly, let's take a look at the five optimization options he talks about in the video: Maybe it's your computer, in which case.good luck to ya if you don't have the money to add some power so it can handle hefty editing programs or flat out buy a new machine that can.
Guess what gang, waiting for Premiere Pro to do its thing isn't necessarily Premiere Pro's fault. As the time passes by, you forget to remove the files you don’t care about anymore. Premiere Pro is the one light in the darkness, and I am a moth, singing its wings on its flame." My MacBook Pro Is Running Slow: 5 Reason You Got a Slowpoke Once you receive a brand new Apple device, you hope it will always be lightning fast.
Waiting is for chumps.Īnd maybe Premiere Pro has made you feel like a chump more times than you can count due to slow renders and stuttering playbacks.having you sit there twiddling your thumbs like a giant idiot."Hey V, wanna come have fun out at the lake?" "No, I have to watch my video very slowly render." "V, come to your nephew's birthday party." "Wish I could, but I'm editing at a slug's pace." "V, you're not yourself anymore and we're all worried about you." " Premiere Pro has me now. A few tweaks here and there in Premiere Pro can seriously increase its speed (and yours as you work).
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