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1. #Quicktime player for mac freezes mp4#
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#Quicktime player for mac freezes download#

For reference, I moved a few of the videos that had no issues into iMovie and the thumbnail and playback was fine for them.ĮDIT v2: A video I had successfully manually skipped/skimmed through before on QTP now freezes at a certain point.ĮDIT v3: could it be as simple as letting the QT video sit, unplayed for a while before starting it or skipping to random parts of the video? They are long, HD files, after all.ĮDIT v4: I'm downloading files uploaded to me via HPE Workspaces and let's say one of these longer videos giving me issues is listed as 1.6GB on the fileshare folder, when I download it, it is a file much much smaller (~122MB). Thanks for any and all input!ĮDIT: I tried putting the videos that freeze at distinct spots into iMovie rather than opening with QTP, and the thumbnail is black and the video goes black (with no audio either) at the spot it would normally freeze at in QTP. I'm somewhat tech competent but please simplify answers as much as possible.

#Quicktime player for mac freezes pro#

I'm on a 2016 MacBook Pro but only on iOS 10.12.6. My QT Player is on version 10.4 and the files appear to all be MPEG-4's. I’m currently re-downloading some of the ‘bad’ files but not sure if it will do the trick. one always freezes at 00:00:10), but some freeze randomly, especially when I manually skip ahead or backwards. For some files, the freeze is consistent (i.e. I have noticed in a bunch of the 15+ minute videos that at certain points, whether I manually skip ahead or not, the video and audio freeze, but the playback slider (with the time signature and duration of video) continues moving.

#Quicktime player for mac freezes mp4#

They are broken up into many mp4 files ranging from 2 minutes all the way to an hour. Thanks.I am reviewing hours of police worn body camera video for a job.

Wow, same complete lock-up problem, the above fix worked for me as well - I deleted the entire Adobe folder in 'My Documents' which Premiere recreates automatically. Thx again for posting your solution as it made me look in the Styles folder. My problem was the workingset.prsl file in the Styles folder under the MyDocuments tree per Andrew's post above. So, if you set up new layouts and things get weird, try removing these files in the mydocs directory When I deleted the new layouts, all worked well. Now Premiere has a few files on your system including layouts which is under My docs/adobe/premiere There was a corruption in the preferences file. My problem was solved by un installing "Macdrive" from my PC.

Here are some things to try to get around the problem: Click on File and choose the video which is already saved or downloaded on your MAC. So, perhaps some can disregard that part of the solution! (contributor: Leon French) Update: I double-checked the firewall enabling - I found it still worked if I disabled the firewall 'allow' settings. Now, I don't fully understand why that works - but it does in my case. However, the only solution that works for me is firewall and then moving those 2 plugins to the desktop. And others say to delete a folder in Documents for Adobe. Others say using Task Manager to close the Adobe server exe file. Other users report reinstalling Apple Quicktime as working. You may also need to make sure PP is allowed through the firewall and that your anti-virus (such as perhaps AVG according to some people) is not blocking it. It then all works but be patient as loading can take 1 min or 5. (If you wait as the program loads then freezes, you'll see each of these is the file Premiere Pro gets stuck on.) After doing this, use Task Manager to close PP and restart. The 2 files are called "ExporterQuicktime.prm" and "ImporterQuicktime.prm" and are plugins.

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