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  Mercury Playback Engine option in first Pro CS6 GPU acceleration not on the new Mac Pro Tower 6 - Core Intel Xeon E5 AMD over-pants D700?

  How can I get the Prime Minister to allow me to use the GPU of Mercury Playback Engine acceleration option?

  WilsonMark wrote:

  This applies to the new Mac Pro w / D700 cards?  If so, can you please explain how to change the settings.

  I have CS6 installed longer, so I don't remember the exact tree that he uses.  There are 2 text files, that you need to remove.  We're in the Premiere Pro installation directory, and the other is in the Adobe Media Encoder, a.  You locate the file called opencl_supported.txt.  You can find this file in the installation directories.  Delete both.  PR of restart and you should be able to choose OpenCL as the hardware renderer.

• Video card for first Pro CS5

  I'm currently has the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285, Win7, 6 GB RAM and periodically get the crash program and the following error when you work with projects: driver problem detected OpenGL NVIDIA with the display driver.

  I want to upgrade to a better video card and would like a professional recommendation. I want to stay in the range of $400-$500. Most of the recommendations that I looked on the forum seem obsolete compared to products currently listed on the NVIDIA site. Thank you.

  What Bill meant that with only 6 GB of RAM (which is IMHO not enough RAM to run Premiere Pro CS5 + to the satisfaction of most of the people), the high-end cards would have been a total waste of money: performance of the RAM and the large pagefile expansion will severely limit any provision of performance for the high-end cards to the point where these cards would not be a faster than cards much cheaper. In other words, there is a mounting system as fast as its weakest link (in this case, the low amount of RAM and the generally slow hard disks that are used to Exchange files). Increase in the total amount of RAM 12 GB (or better yet, 24GO) would significantly reduce the need for such a huge, slow the pagefile access. Even the fastest SSD can't stay with the RAM in terms of throughput and latency for access.

  And which causes this slow performance of your system is Windows increases generally the file exchange - and with only 6 GB of RAM and a relatively heavy such as Premiere Pro resources application, it would requre a rather huge swap file. By default, Windows sets the size of the initial pagefile roughly equal to the amount of RAM installed. What is happening here is that the difference between the amount of installed RAM, used by the first and the amount of space for swap file that requires the app is so great that it would have potentially forced the size of pagefile to mushroom in many more than 10 GB. This considerably reduces the performance of the total system, performance not only in first. Even if the size of the pagefile in Windows for an amount well above the RAM installed will not completely solve the problem of slow because no disc is nowhere nearly as fast as RAM. But if you do not use a swap file, especially with a low amount of RAM installed, the system will crash during a session of editing/rendering/encoding with "out of memory" errors.

• An AMD Phenom is necessary for first Pro CS5?

  Hello

  I read the system requirements of the CS5 for Windows and for me it looks like you can not work with first with an AMD Athlon:

  "Intel® Pentium® 4 or AMD Athlon® 64 processor (Intel Core™ 2 Duo or AMD Phenom® II recommended); Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Phenom II required for Adobe® first® Pro"(http://www.adobe.com/products/creativesuite/mastercollection/systemreqs/)

  I have a 64-bit ready CPU: AMD Athlon II X 2 250. It is not as fast as the Phenom processors.

  Will be the creation of working with this processor? I ask this, because the first also requires 64-bit systems and so why shouldn't be a special processor?

  Thank you for responding.

  Adobe minimum requirements are exactly that.

  Minimum should more often be enough to install. If you want to use the minimum program is not enough. The proposed requirements may work for DV, but will be insufficient for HDV, AVCHD formats or similar.

• Optimal hard drive configuration for first Pro CS5 and Pro Tools

  I am in the process of upgrading a workstation is used mainly for multi-track audio recording in Pro Tools using the Adobe CS5 products following production of promotional videos in HDV (AVCHD for the web) as well as printouts of documents of marketing for groups and musicians: Premiere Pro, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Soundbooth.

  Since Premiere Pro is probably the most demanding application in the group, I studied the hardware configurations suggested on this forum with great interest, in particular the suggestions of PREJUDICE (including its generic guidance for the installation disc) to determine what drives in order to buy and the best way to configure them.

  I'm upgrading to a HP Z800 with 2.44 GhZ processors dual quad core with hyperthreading (16 virtual cores), 12 GB of memory and a GeForce GTX 470 overclockee.  Without the implementation of a RAID configuration (which I can't afford right now), I would use 4 bays for HARD drives available in the Z800 in the optimal way for the Premier Pro, using currently available drives.  Currently, I plan to buy a 300 GB VelociRaptor to use as my C drive because of the time of extended loading and demands placed on the disc of ProTools and plug-ins Waves associated.

  I would appreciate your suggestions to improve my next plan: C (300 GB WD VelociRaptor) for the operating system and programs; D (1 TB WD Black Caviar) media and projects; E (1 250 GB WD Caviar Black) for the swap file (approx. 18 GB) and media Cache; and E (2 TB WD Caviar Black) for Pro Tools, exports, and previews of audio files.

  I have great respect for the knowledge of the members of this forum and look forward to your suggestions.

  / Bill

  Bill,

  If the live band shots involve a lot of multi-camera editing, I suggest a raid0, otherwise, if the Assembly is a single camera only, I would use separate disks, one for the media and for exports. The risk of losing all the data in a raid0 configuration would not bother, because the intensive part of the disc reads media / FLV writes. It will not be a significant difference in performance between playback of a disc and writing to each other compared to R/W in a raid0.

• S Q on 4 disk configuration ideal for first Pro CS5

  OK, so I think I have my put rigging in place for more efficiency and performance with respect to hard drives...

  I have 5 discs total, but only four is used continuously, 1 is external.

  I will number them for easier...

  1 boot - 10 K veloci - contains the OS and only for programs

  2. Media - 10 K veloci - holds all the media to be cut

  3 swap pagefile to the OS - 64 GB SSD - chocks, media swap file for CS5 - not here to multimedia files, just cache files

  4 storage - sata3 black Caviar - 7200 RPM drive but surprisingly fast - holds all renders finished

  5 external storage - blue Caviar on an esata port - used for daily backups.

  Issues related to the:

  A - a single 10K veloci, now all my uncircumcised media files, fast enough to afford media display full resolution?

  B - The #4 is fast enough to drive 7200 RPM - its sustained write speeds are around 80-90, so I thought that would be enough.  Should I be out my restores to the #3 since it's a SSD?  It's sustained write speeds are around 140-150.  I didn't think I would need this amount of speed, since makes most is in the format h.264 and files-ish around a few hundred megs or so... maybe a 1 GB maximum.

  C, I wonder - so it's best to leave him restores the disk #4 or #3?  But because the #3 was already used for the cache of the OS and the PP files, I thought it would be too difficult to use as a drive for export, too.  Or am I wrong?

  Advice or suggestions on the best way to set up my disks is very much appreciated... Thank you!

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  3 swap pagefile of OS - 64 GB SSD - chocks, media swap file for CS5 - no media don't files here, just cache files "'

  We tried this there is nothing for increased performance

  I say don't waste your money...

  Scott

  ADK

• Best graphics card for first Pro CC?

  Hi all, I have a question about the graphics card, which is best for first Pro CC execution. I have a desktop PC with a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 and a Laptop with a GeForce GTX 960 M. Can someone give me advice, which card is best for first Pro CC. Thank you!

  I don't think that there is any best card.

  But I also have many of these same cards, one in my editing system in my personal system.  960 really works better.

• Adobe first Pro CS5 for Mac-installation problem

  I recently bought Adobe first Pro CS5 one upgrade (for Mac) and after I entered the serial number during installation it asks me a serial number of an eligible product, three announcements: first items 4, 7 or 8. I only have first Elements 9. I'd be happy to buy the above products except several sources suggest that PE8 was never produced for Mac. Any ideas of what I can do?

  Contact support and they'll guide you through the process and provide the necessary codes.

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• What are the best settings for video export in first Pro Cs5.5 in HD MP4 format?

  What are the best settings for video export in first Pro Cs5.5 in HD MP4 format?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you

  Under the H.264 are several presets for ipad.

  Experiment with those.

  http://www.Apple.com/iPad/specs/

  Looks like me 720 p is the largest export format.

• Moving files from first elements 8 PC for Premiere pro CS5 for Mac

  Hi, I am a new user of Creative Suite CS5 Production Premium on a Mac and I'm trying to open some of my unfinished projects of video from my old computer with Premier Pro. My old computer is a PC and I had been editing HD with first Elements 8 images, but I now have an equipped MacBook Pro which is much more suitable to what I was trying to do on my old computer, and I'd rather finish my projects on my new mac rather than on my old computer.

  I exported my workspace for the videos and the file of the elements, I was working on in folders and them moves on my Mac's hard drive. I read that first Pro CS5 automatically converts files of items when they are open, however, I get an error message about how they are files of a PC version of the elements and cannot be opened. My question is, is it possible to convert PC files first elements 8 into something that can be opened on the first Pro CS5 for Mac?

  PrE is only available for the PC. Unfortunately, there is no compatibility between PC GER (PREL) and PrPro on a Mac project files.

  It was the same with files in project PrPro 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0, because they were PC only and there is no Mac version, up to CS3. The only solution was that could get a friend on a PC with the CS3 version to open/import the PrPro 1.0-2.0 projects inside, let it convert and then make a Save_As. That the resultant project COULD be opened/imported in CS3 Mac. Compatibility is with PrE8 and CS5 - PC.

  Your choice is:

  1.) export rough-edited pre on your old PC files and then import those as assets, to finish editing

  2.) find a friend with CS5 - PC, import/open these project files PrE who, not a Save_As and then move the files to your Mac project

  3.) finishing editing on the PC

  Sorry for the bad news, but good luck.

  Hunt

• Need advice on the purchase of laptop for first Pro CC

  Hello, I have a small budget less $1 099,00 I want to make sure that I buy a laptop that meets the requirements of the system (in particular

  AMD and NVIDIA graphics for the GPU acceleration cards).

  Please check the link and help me to choose the cheapest computer laptop less $ 1 099,00 which runs the first Pro CC with success. Click on the link bit.ly/1WeFdD7

  Please visit: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html

  I hope this helps.

  Concerning

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• nVidia GTX 660 suitible for Premiere Pro CS5.5 and CS6?

  I currently have first Pro CS5.5, soon to download CS6.  I'm also upgrading my GPU of GTX 470 to 660 GTX.  I saw GTX 660 as 'approved' card for the first Pro CS6.

  I use PC

  Windows 7

  i7 processor

  16 GB of DD3 memory

  650 Watt amp

  I should have a ny concerns?

  John

  No, but why you would trade a 470 perfectly well for a 660? It's an expensive upgrade and gains will be negligent.

• First Pro Cs5 windows don't respondents not 10

  Hello

  After the upgrade to Windows 10, I noticed that first CS5 will not respond for 10 to 30 seconds each time I get out of the program to check e-mail, internet, and then go back to change.

  My specs:

  OS - Windows 10 pro set for priority of performance

  CPU - Intel I - 7 3960 x 3.30 GHz

  Hand drive - Seagate 750 G Momentus XT (472g free)

  Storage - Seagate 2 t in Raid 0 (234g free)

  Video card - Asus GTX 570 1280 MB 320 - Bit GDDR5

  RAM - 16g

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hi IOU.

  OS - Windows 10 pro set for priority of performance

  Sorry, you have problems with this. The problem is that you are running an operating system not supported according to requirements for CS5. Windows 10 is simply not supported, we cannot give you advice other than the installation of a Windows 7 boot disk in your computer and first Pro CS5 install it. Start this drive when you work with first Pro CS5.

  If you use this software with Windows 10, unexpected behavior will continue to arise. If all goes well, another user will be upward to help you with these errors if you insist on running the outdated software with a modern operating system.

  Thanks and good luck,

  Kevin

• First Pro CS5 pixelation with T2i .mov files

  Thanks for the great information!

  Here's my scenario...

  • Windows 7 64 bit family

  • Intel quad core processor

  • Nvidia Geforce Gt240 graphics card

  • 8 GB of ram

  • G - tech g-raid0 drive 2 TB (for image storage)

  • WD Caviar Green 500 GB (OS Win764bit & amp; applications)

  • WD 250 GB usb 2.0 external drive (for backup)

  • First Pro CS5 (prod prem) modded to enable nvidia gt240 graphics card be used with the Mercury playback engine

  Backstory:

  I shot a short film of 2 weeks using a Canon Rebel T2i at 1080 p 24 with shutter speed 1/50.

  At the end of the first day of shooting, I had to transfer the .mov footage off the coast of the Trandcend 16 gb class 10 memory cards with card reader Kingston for the Raid. I used a legacy firewire card connected to the aforementioned PC (it's all I got for the firewire connection at the time), and I noticed that the file transfer has been extremely slow. So for the next two days after I transferred the rest of the video on the Raid via USB 2.0 and the other files transferred much faster.

  Play the images using VLC Media Player is well most of the time, but sometimes I see for about 5 frames pixel information is lost. It is not rolling shutter or jello. Part of the pixelated frame strongly for all 5 to 10 frames. I don't know if it's the loss of data on these images? I agree with a few images here or there, I can work around it if I have to...

  The problem:

  I used the DSLR 1080 p 24 preset to set up sequences of the first Pro CS5 project. After you import the images above, reading in two preview windows randomly is pixelated, similar to the effect of VLC, but random parts. For the most part, VLC is compatible with the management of the problem. Whenever I start the first it will be Pixelize frames in different places than before. Sometimes when I run first first is good, then after a few readings, it starts to distort. After management problem for the current session, the pixelation appears in the clips that have the green status bar. Also, sometimes (randomly) some of the clips in the timeline panel have green waves at the bottom of them, or are completely green.

  I tested the raw images in VLC, WMP, Media Player Classic (after you temporarily install KLite hoping to solve the problem). The problem that all .mov files seem to Pixelize the same framework of each player. First, but pixilated times randomly.

  Tried with two mpeg streamclip and even with cineform neoscene U transcoding. Same results.

  I have not been able to narrow down what is the problem. Any ideas?

  Thank you very much.

  The problem is resolved. My cache of media was written to my local hard drive (c :)), a WD Caviar Green 500 GB. It turns less 7200 RPM, as it is friendly green. After clearing the cache and redirect the path to the raid 0 drive 7200 RPM, the media reads in the timeline smoothly without pixelation. A high technology, Adobe has helped me solve this problem after a lot of troubleshooting. Thank you!

• Import MXF on first Pro Cs5 (Panasonic P2) batch?

  Hello

  Does anyone know how to import several both mxf files without having to import the folder contents as separate files? To be clear. I know that several ways to import the mxf in first files. The first is to simply click on file > import, and then browse to the file. Another way via the media browser and yet another is to click with the right button on the project Panel and selecting import. They all share the same problem. You can only import one file at a time because you must select the mxf file in the video subfolder. First then composites the audio and video together. If you select instead the 00 files # you can select more than one, but you get lots of separate audio and video files for each clip. (You also get a composite file but the additional files are a nightmare when it comes to the Organization).  The file looks like when you navigate using the Flie > import or right-click > import methods:

  

  The media browser option is slightly different in the time you navigate to the folder 00 # you see the composite file instead of the content folder. But still you cannot select multiple files at the same time unless you navigate only in the parent 00 # s folder so you can select all folders 00 # but you get the same messy jumble of files you get trying this the other way. You can just drag them to the project or Panel right click > import to import the files. This is what it looks like:

  

  The problem is that it is what the file looks like when you import the file:

  

  The only necessary file in this folder all is the last. Then someone does know how to import several mxf files in an era that produced only a single file by sequence in first pro CS5?

  Yes, P2CMS is kind of stupid that way - it is really built for a FCP workflow, where you can not handle the MXF files natively. I'm not using P2CMS (or at least I have not for a while), but see if you can turn off the ability to split clips in folders like this.

  The mode of operation of the P2, is that a CONTENT folder is created, with AUDIO, VIDEO, CLIP, ICON, VOICE and PROXY files it contains. Each folder contains the part of the MXF clip that corresponds to the type of folder (ie. video goes into the VIDEO folder and so on). When you ingest with P2CMS, it grabs all the components of a specific clip and throws them in a folder named for the clip. The idea is that it facilitates asset management, because you can only select folders (clips) you want, and you will get all the files you need. I personally think it's a lousy way to do it, but it's me.

  If P2CMS won't let you copy a P2 card with the intact original folders, you can probably just use Finder to copy the CONTENTS of the folder and its, well well, the content on your local drive. So, when you look at the map "P2" of the media browser, you will see all the clips that are there.