Media Programs Extremely Slow

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  1. Posts : 64
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    Media Programs Extremely Slow


    Hola, lately my media programs have been acting SO slow I can't even use them.
    Such as: Sony Vegas 9, Photoshop CS5, After Effects.

    You can see my processor down in my specs, they never used to do this. They used to run EXTREMELY fast and smooth, now they're so choppy I can't even create text.

    My whole computer has been acting up every since I reformatted it as well, and yes I installed all the updates and drivers.

    Appreciate anything !
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  2. Posts : 64
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  3. Posts : 1,325
    Windows7 Ultimate 64bit
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    Check "Resource Monitor" too see what robbed your system resources. If it's a virus/malware infection, use a clean system or a Live CD to scan your computer. Installing an Antivirus/Antimalware in an infected system is moot since many virus/malware can block or even crash the scanner.

    AVG have a good Live CD, and you can download it for free...

    zzz2496
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  4. Posts : 1,117
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    When you say "Slow," do you mean that it takes a long time for you to render a video or picture whereas before it didn't take as long?

    Now for a subjective question: What is long? Or, should I say, what exactly are you trying to do when you notice that it is running slow? What processes are running at the same time you are using these media programs? You state you have updates installed and I assume that to mean Windows updates, but are the necessary updates for those particular applications installed too?
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  5. Posts : 64
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    mpcrsc562 said:
    When you say "Slow," do you mean that it takes a long time for you to render a video or picture whereas before it didn't take as long?

    Now for a subjective question: What is long? Or, should I say, what exactly are you trying to do when you notice that it is running slow? What processes are running at the same time you are using these media programs? You state you have updates installed and I assume that to mean Windows updates, but are the necessary updates for those particular applications installed too?
    When I say slow this is what's happening.

    It takes about 2 minutes for me to put a clip into the timeline thing. In photoshop, I'll create text, nd I'll type something and it takes about 10 seconds to pop up...
    It's really choppy when I move text and stuff like that.
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  6. Posts : 1,117
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    Ezenemy said:
    mpcrsc562 said:
    When you say "Slow," do you mean that it takes a long time for you to render a video or picture whereas before it didn't take as long?

    Now for a subjective question: What is long? Or, should I say, what exactly are you trying to do when you notice that it is running slow? What processes are running at the same time you are using these media programs? You state you have updates installed and I assume that to mean Windows updates, but are the necessary updates for those particular applications installed too?
    When I say slow this is what's happening.

    It takes about 2 minutes for me to put a clip into the timeline thing. In photoshop, I'll create text, nd I'll type something and it takes about 10 seconds to pop up...
    It's really choppy when I move text and stuff like that.
    Are you dealing with very large files? HD files?
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  7. Posts : 64
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    mpcrsc562 said:
    Ezenemy said:
    mpcrsc562 said:
    When you say "Slow," do you mean that it takes a long time for you to render a video or picture whereas before it didn't take as long?

    Now for a subjective question: What is long? Or, should I say, what exactly are you trying to do when you notice that it is running slow? What processes are running at the same time you are using these media programs? You state you have updates installed and I assume that to mean Windows updates, but are the necessary updates for those particular applications installed too?
    When I say slow this is what's happening.

    It takes about 2 minutes for me to put a clip into the timeline thing. In photoshop, I'll create text, nd I'll type something and it takes about 10 seconds to pop up...
    It's really choppy when I move text and stuff like that.
    Are you dealing with very large files? HD files?
    Fraps files. But here's the thing, I used to deal with 1080p files and it ran EXTREMELY smooth. Fraps is like what, 720?
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  8. Posts : 64
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
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    It even takes a while for MP3 files.
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  9. Posts : 1,117
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #9

    Did you do as zzz2496 suggested?
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  10. Posts : 64
    Windows 7
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    Not sure what I'm looking for.

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