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Premiere is also ridiculously unstable (have gotten more so over the years seemingly). I've experienced this on different PCs, different videos, in many situati
by Erlich_Bachman 6y ago
Premiere is also ridiculously unstable (have gotten more so over the years seemingly). I've experienced this on different PCs, different videos, in many situations. It is up to a point where it is clear that it's just not about random bugs or messy plugins or underpowered computers - it is about bad quality of the software. And it is not getting any better. There are many reports of this on the internet. Resolve is much more stable.
- jcrawfordor 6y agoI use Premiere for just occasional hobby purposes, really mostly just appending clips to each other which, yeah, Premiere is overpowered for but I happen to own it anyway. The point is, it is so prone to crashing even in such a simple use case. I have lost work multiple times to Premiere just collapsing because I clicked the timeline in the wrong way or something, so I've turned the autosave frequency way up which makes it unresponsive. I guess I should try learning Resolve.