Rendering is too slow - Adobe Premiere® Elements 2.0 Full Version for PC

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1 - Upgrade Hardware

You don't describe your video card and processor specs however, there are some basic parameters
- If you have an onboard video card you can't upgrade just the video card, because it is an integrated unit, but you can update all the drivers
- In my opinion, onboard video cards and chipsets(almost all of them) have low performance for rendering purposes
- In my experience, just a better video card doesn't solve the issue--> you'll need a good "render set"--> good processor (2.6 GHz or up)+ plenty of memory (4 Gb or up) + a good videocard (512 Mb or up).

2 - Punch files

- If you are working with a heavy file, including lots of furniture, topo, etc, you should upgrade the hardware elements, but the issue is more related with the file
- If you have a slow performance with any Punch file (with just a wall, for example), then yes, a hardware upgrade is in order.
But even this, will depend of the computer / processor you have. All the elements work together as I stated above

3 - Tips

- Click on the pencil/plan icon (depending of your versions) at the top of the LiveView window (Render and Navigation Options). Clicking on the different icons you can disable temporarily the lights or 3D objects, or topo etc. This will speed the rendering during the working process

- Use View--> Render Clear view--> use this during the elaboration time

- Try to apply the 3d objects (cabinets, furniture, etc) and topography at last

- You can turn off the "Undo" feature--> Edit--> Undo preferences. This will speed your work. Just remember to save frequently (because this step deactivates the autosave for backup feature)

- To get a good Punch performance, close other programs, including the e-mail. Perhaps, other programs are using resources otherwise required in Punch.
Also I'd suggest that you try Pat's Training e-book for more resources

Yes your "clutch fan" needs to be replaced. (Clutch mounted on your fan that attaches to waterpump)

This is because dazzle is more commonly meant to be used for cd's. Also try leaving your tape in for about 5 minutes after your done capturing, then take it out. it may need time to render.

I found that Pinnacle usually did the whole "this program is not responding...CRASH" thing when I was trying to do a lot of things all at once very quickly...clicking on this, dragging this over there, adding this effect here...all before i allowed pinnacle to render the things i had it do.
To combat this, everytime I do something new to a clip, I let it render before doing anything else...
it slows me down a LOT, but not more than having to re-open pinnacle over and over did.

Depends, increasing the memory will speeds up the system overall. However, you are using slide shows photos, rendering video which will slow down any system that uses a graphics card with slow memory on it or too little memory. It may be an Asus MB but it was made for Fujitsu. The motherboard does have a PCI-E slot. If you increase you're memory to 2GB and install a fast PCI-E graphics card with 512MGB of DDR3 memory you're system will run much faster.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_9800_gtx_plus_us.html
The next video card is a bit slower than the one above. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4410186&CatId=1826

Cheers'
Mike

Sometimes the cam first render the frame that is going to be captured.
Try setting it in good lightning room and then try . The less it render the more quickly it will take picture.

is the tv decoding from a smartcard ? if so then the tv needs to render picture.

The lid hinge is only a convenience thing. Most crock pots don't have hinges. So, unless the hinge affects the functioning of the pot, It is really not rendered useless. If you don't want to buy a new one or can't find a replacement hinge then simply clean up the break so it doesn't interfere with place the cover on. Good luck

I am using camtasia studio 7 from techsmith. But, when I try to render my projects, its very very slow.Sometimes it slows my PC too. My Pc hardware info:- Ram :- 1 GB HDD :- 320 GB
please help me....thanx in advance

Go HERE and download the original version of the video driver and install it.

You may want to use an ATI driver from here but it looks like there is not a 9200 mobility driver ???

IF the problem continues, I suggest you use this LINK to a guide to remove the driver manually before installing new one.

WARNING this includes editing the registry so take extreme care to do EXACTLY as stated.

It would be worth creating a restore point PRIOR to startin so that if necessary you can get back to where you are now if it all goes pear shaped.