Video pause for second issue

Hello guys,
do you have any clue why Premiere Pro CS3 would suddenly pause the playback for 2 seconds and it will continue to play the videos in the timeline?
This issue only happens when a title is put on layer above the timeline. Also happens when I added the end credits.
This pausing behaviour does not happen when I only render or playback videos only without titles in the Timeline.

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