Yellow render bar in Premiere Pro CS6

hey there,
quick specs:
HP Z820, 64GB RAM, NVidia quadro 6000 (alongside with a BlackMagic 3D extreme for monitoring), ext. SAS-RAID, Windows 7 64bit, Adobe PP CS6.
the issue is quite simple from the outside:
any codec i slam into a new sequence gives me yellow (render) bars.
doesn't matter if i customize the sequence or right click "new sequence from clip" (which i assume fits my sequence settings to my clip settings)
the only codec that doesn't give me yellow bars is mpeg2. (really..?!)
to check i turned the CUDA engine OFF - red bars immidiately.
and even with yellow bars (which PP should be able to play back at least i get the choppiest playback sometimes)..
but as you see it shouldn't be a hardware problem - so what am i doing wrong or didn't i get the idea of creating sequences?
any suggestion appreciated.
s.

Harm Millaard wrote:
If the codec you use is not supported in a preset, you get the yellow bar. So what? If it plays fine, then there is nothing to worry about. With AVCHD 1080p/50 and 5.1 AC3 sound you get a yellow bar, so what? It plays fine.
hey harm,
"so what?" is not really a term that i often use. when i encounter a problem, i try to fix it or at least push as far as i can push to get the optimum under the given circumstances. "works anyway" doesn't really cut it for me.
i want to understand why there's the need to render despite the fact
- that all my hardware and software is supposed to eliminate exactly this
- that other companies solved this problem years ago
- that adobe promotes a product that should do the job, but obviously doesn't
and it actually does not playback fine. sometimes (=usually) the playback is choppy, sometimes the playhead jumps back to start without any reason and a few other problems i came across.
i understand that adobe PP is not in the game as long as AVID is for example, but they claim to have a professional product (at least the name suggests it but as far as i am concerned if you really put PP to the test it tends to bend and sometimes to break.
as much as i love dynamic link (main purchase reason) - i just can not run sensitive projects on it. or, before i do i need to understand why these things happen.
you totally don't have to but i hope you understand my position.
s.

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