If I record 10-bit 5.4k DLog video, I end up with problems when rendering in Adobe Premiere. While the clips play fine inside Premiere, once they are rendered, on playback only the first frame is displayed throughout the sequence (as if it's a still, non-moving image). Other clips shot at normal, non-10-bit 4k both play and render correctly (to note, the 5.4k files are scaled to fit in a 4k timeline in Premiere).
I tried doing the same rendering on other computers (with Adobe Premiere), but the results are either the same or exhibit very long render times. Is there some issue with these 10-bit h.265 files and Premiere? Anyone else have the same problem?

In case anyone is interested, 4k h.265 10-bit HLG files in MOV format renders without problems in Premiere. I can get 5.4k files to render if I disable hardware acceleration, but of course, that takes forever to render.
So far it seems more of an issue with Premiere/GPU than anything with the DJI files. I'll need to test other resolutions and formats to get a better idea.

It is probably that your player cannot play  higher then 4K

Suren Posted at 5-1 13:45
It is probably that your player cannot play  higher then 4K

To date, no player has played the resulting file correctly, and I've tried quite a few!

Suren Posted at 5-1 13:45
It is probably that your player cannot play  higher then 4K

To date, no player has played the resulting file correctly, and I've tried quite a few!

Happy to try on my system for you. Could you provide some clips?

innoma Posted at 5-2 07:32
To date, no player has played the resulting file correctly, and I've tried quite a few!

I play the 5.4K footage on my Mac straight from the SD card no issues

innoma Posted at 5-2 07:32
To date, no player has played the resulting file correctly, and I've tried quite a few!

POT PLAYER...if not working, check if you have registered properly Premiere as H265 will give you errors if is not registered.

I updated the video card drivers on the computer, and once I re-rendered the 5.4k files from Premiere, they now play as expected. Guess I should have started there!

Thanks for all the replies.

I updated the video card drivers on the computer, and once I re-rendered the 5.4k files from Premiere, they now play as expected. Guess I should have started there!

Thanks for all the replies.

i have this exact problem right now

I render (hardware acellerated)  my 10 bit Air 2S videos in Adobe Premiere and i have no issues at all. And they all playback fine.
The problem sometimes its not the players, you need a very capable computer to play this files, they seem to need an insane amount of processing power to playback correctly.  Do you have your video drivers updated?

like the playback (Source) plays smoothly like how it should be but when actually on the Timeline and playing on the Program monitor it does the choppy thing.

My Specs

RTX 3080 12GB Ram
Driver version 512.59
I9-10900K @3.70GHz
64GB Ram

lol this is a beast set up and should be able to handle it unless im wrong?

ShotByGenaro Posted at 5-21 13:37
like the playback (Source) plays smoothly like how it should be but when actually on the Timeline and playing on the Program monitor it does the choppy thing.

My Specs

Thats more than enough

Exactly lol i dont understand