(That same utility also allows me to instantly "optimize" RAM usage and so free-up some memory, presumably from background processes that are hogging it. I have a small, free utility on my computer, RAMRush, which gives me an instant read-out on the amount of memory available during "heavy" work on video edits it can drop to quite a low level. This quite definitely seems to be related to available RAM.
Sometimes, and much of my footage is AVCHD which places very heavy demands on the computer, I experience slow response etc. I have Win7, 32 bit, Intel Q9650 (4 x 3GHz) Core 2 Quad, 4Gb RAM. Although 32 bit OS can only "see" and use about 3.25 Gb, my experience strongly suggests that the greater the quantity the less the chance of the playback problems you are experiencing. However, I notice you only have 2 Gb RAM. This does reduce the video quality on the Preview screen but not on the final exported output. I'm not sure whether, in the Settings item you listed you tried changing the Preview Resolution to "half" or even lower. I don't have MEP 2013 so can't comment directly on that part of your question but I do use MEP MX Premium and VPX 4 so do have quite a good "handle" on using MAGIX video editing software. When you use a browser, such as Chrome, it saves some information from websites in its cache and cookies. What I have found is if I edit a section, save the project, come out of the program, restart, reload and play its okay ! ! Not really a practicle way of working is it. Anyway tried enabling, disabling Video Playback/ Overload optimization for realtime playback and Instant Cache Refresh in Multicam Mode as it says this should improve performance on lower performance PCs, think my computer builder might have something to say about that but that's by the by.
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Just experimented with altering the Video Playback options under Settings/Program Settings/Playback which in itself I should get a prize for finding as the instructions in the Pdf manual aren't exactly clear.
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Can anyone offer a solution? I may port to a lower specification hardware Windows 7 64 bit machine to see if there is any improvement but have my doubts.
the film then judders, sticks, jumps and makes editing virtually imposible. creating edit points, manipulating, deleting etc. I have an Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 (4 X 2.40GHz) 1066MHz FSB/8MB L2 Cache machine running 32 bit Vista with 2 Gb Ram, ASUS® P5K SE: DDR2, SATAII, PCI-e x16, 2 PCI, 3 x PCI-e x1 motherboard, a 500Gb hard drive and a 512MB GEFORCE 8600GT PCI Express + DVI + TV-OUT graphics card, in other words not your bog standard cheap computer but I am finding I'm having editing problems with my newly purchased Movie Edit Pro 2013 Premium.
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