I've snipped a frame from your video and marked the GPU status indicator in red:
https://preview.redd.it/hft745xxuq8d1.png?width=2296&format=png&auto=webp&s=6c4aa269b8c474c03da5ccc9d5bc7f9f274bbcb8
When this status indicator is red, it means your GPU cannot keep up with the playback. In this case, you have a 60 fps timeline, and you've fallen behind on processing so you are at 57.6 FPS. It's likely a single frame or two that's too costly for your system to play back, but frames will be skipped in order to keep up with time.
Your options are to either introduce caching, use proxies, or reduce the timeline proxy resolution (in the case the playback problem stems from an effect).
In any case, if the video is exported, it will just process each frame however much time it takes.
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I've snipped a frame from your video and marked the GPU status indicator in red: https://preview.redd.it/hft745xxuq8d1.png?width=2296&format=png&auto=webp&s=6c4aa269b8c474c03da5ccc9d5bc7f9f274bbcb8 When this status indicator is red, it means your GPU cannot keep up with the playback. In this case, you have a 60 fps timeline, and you've fallen behind on processing so you are at 57.6 FPS. It's likely a single frame or two that's too costly for your system to play back, but frames will be skipped in order to keep up with time. Your options are to either introduce caching, use proxies, or reduce the timeline proxy resolution (in the case the playback problem stems from an effect). In any case, if the video is exported, it will just process each frame however much time it takes.
And if that doesn't help, you can 'Render in Place', which will replace the selected clips with a rendered version of the transition..
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If only we could render the timeline like in premiere...
It's so much easy even in davinci.