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Hope I'm not stating the obvious but: Anything running in the background? Disk been defragged? DMA selected? mt

don't know if the format is the problem. try using a tiff (.tif) image instead. might be in your render settings . try turning off &quot;field render&quot;. either way I'm just guessing here as I don't know your definition of &quot;messed up&quot;. <g> hope this helps mt

the content of the clip should have no effect, unless the file has become corrupted in which case it probably wouldn't play at all. Premiere can behave strangely sometimes but since this is happening consistently it sounds like a problem with the file or the way that Premiere sees the file. What...

Also I noticed that it happens more if I'm working with a clip captured in a higher resolution than the project is. It may have something to do with Premiere having to size the preview to the project. You don't say if this affects your output otherwise.

have you saved your project? I think this may have something to do with temp preview files. the first time you play a clip Premiere builds a preview file. sometimes this happens to me and if I select a different window the preview reappears

have you saved your project? I think this may have something to do with temp preview files. the first time you play a clip Premiere builds a preview file. sometimes this happens to me and if I select a different window the preview reappears

no. two different animals.

sounds like your audio card may have issues. try deleting your Premiere prefs file.

You're gonna need a book. I recommend the &quot;Classroom in a Book&quot; series or &quot;Premiere with a Passion.&quot; Both available thru Peachpit Press.

why are we here?<br> no wait, why am I here?<br> why is "Premiere" misspelled?