This seems to be a unique issue to a Xeon Multicore environment (dual 18 core CPU).
Edius is not at all happy trying to play any YouTube MP4 clips on the timeline it pauses, waits where I can do nothing and then comes back to present the next frame under the cursor and of course won't play in real time. If we go up to UHD it almost crashes Edius trying to play the clips - white windows or window borders).
Using the playback resolution down to 1/8th doesn't make any difference. It is almost like the software is looking for something and not finding it.
It was the same with my previous hardware an HP Z800 with two 6 core Xeons back to Edius 7 then to Edius 8.
It seems the PC's with i7's etc., can play these clips OK.
Is there any improvement that can be sorted out for Xeon based PC's (non Quick Sync) for this issue?
Mike
Edius is not at all happy trying to play any YouTube MP4 clips on the timeline it pauses, waits where I can do nothing and then comes back to present the next frame under the cursor and of course won't play in real time. If we go up to UHD it almost crashes Edius trying to play the clips - white windows or window borders).
Using the playback resolution down to 1/8th doesn't make any difference. It is almost like the software is looking for something and not finding it.
It was the same with my previous hardware an HP Z800 with two 6 core Xeons back to Edius 7 then to Edius 8.
It seems the PC's with i7's etc., can play these clips OK.
Is there any improvement that can be sorted out for Xeon based PC's (non Quick Sync) for this issue?
Mike
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