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• Cannot select "Mercury Playback Engine (OpenCL) GPU accélération" as my renderer

  I have an AMD over-pants 4900 card in my desktop HP Z420. I bought the card as a result of it being listed as one that supports acceleration GPU (as found on this list). I updated the driver for the card to the most recent of the AMS website. When I try to create a new project, I'm not able to select the rendering engine OpenCL in the drop-down list. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. This is a clean install (CC Adobe apps are the first thing to install on a clean Windows 7 install).

  

  Has been solved. When you perform the Windows update it installed the version of the above driver (v 9.3.3.3000). Even if I had installed the driver through the Catalyst Suite he returned still the driver from Windows Update. I did the removal tool (found here) to remove all traces of catalyst and then reinstalled catalyst, which has found the driver update (v 12.104.2.0). Everything seems to work fine and I choose to put my over-pants (open cl) to be the engine for rendering in Premiere Pro! YAY! (see below for the output update of GPU - Z, showing OpenCL firing on all cylinders)

  

• Rendering with GPU Quadro K2200

  Hello

  I noticed during the rendering of a project through Media Encoder that my CPU usage is at 100%

  Open GPU - z and noticed that the GPU seems not to make any charge on it.

  AFAIK rendered CUDA is activated, and when he was working the gpu takes big load.

  It seems to be the problem?

  CPU: i7 4790

  16 GB OF RAM

  

  Thank you to

  Ron Kishinevsky

  According to the effects used on a sequence and a few other things, PrPro or can not use the GPU that much into rendering. Encoding codec it tends to do as an operation of the CPU. A few others here can give more detailed information, like in certain situations, it's a ton of work, many others very little.

  Neil

• Adobe Premiere Pro does support the rendered assisted GPU on NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 M?

  I am planing on buying a laptop Asus Rog G551VW-Fl052T containing an NVIDIA GeForce 960 M GTX and video editing with it using first pro and the gpu to help rendered. After searching trough the requirements here I couldn't find it. Then I saw this video on a similar laptop computer with a gpu are not not in the requirements works very well with gpu assisted rendering. Now I don't know if it works or not?

  I expect an answer, thank you!

  They do not have a list within the PrPro of video cards 'supported' as they did... so... your job is to make sure that the video card in use is at least to the standards. IF the map these standards... very well. Someone asked why PrPro has not choose to use its old GPU... that had only 512 MB of vRAM. He used this card with previous versions of PrPro, thought that it should always work. Nope... the minimum usable is now 1 GB of vRAM. It. you're fine... the list gives a choice of 2/4 GB of vRAM.

  In addition, for a cut card from nVidia, something above 1000 hearts CUDA is as important. This is a problem with the map you speak... support nVidia it lists to 640 carrots. It is quite low.

  I suggest you check during the Hardware forum... There are a lot of discussions on laptops as well as desktop computers.

  https://forums.Adobe.com/community/premiere/hardware_forum

  Neil

• SOUL use multiple OpenCL GPU?

  Hi, I have a MacBook Pro (i7 2.8 GHz, 16 GB RAM) of the retina 2014 with an Intel Pro Iris (1.5 GB) & GeForce GT 750 m (2 GB).

  I was wondering if SOUL appealed to the Pro of the Iris and the GT 750 m during export. According to benchmarking LuxMark, Iris Pro is much faster that the GeForce to OpenCL tasks, so I want to just make sure that the SOUL is making the most of my system.

  No way to force the OpenCL any calculation on the Iris Pro instead of the GeForce?

  Hi Frickenphil,

  Hi, I have a MacBook Pro (i7 2.8 GHz, 16 GB RAM) of the retina 2014 with an Intel Pro Iris (1.5 GB) & GeForce GT 750 m (2 GB). I was wondering if SOUL appealed to the Pro of the Iris and the GT 750 m during export.

  The MacBook Pro will only use the discrete GPU in the encoding process. In other words, the NVIDIA GPU. GPU Intel Iris Pro are disabled for the encoding, as is the Integrated GPU, not the discrete GPU. The discrete GPU should run when Premiere Pro and Media Encoder are launched, because they depend on the GPU in this scenario.

  No way to force the OpenCL any calculation on the Iris Pro instead of the GeForce?

  Sorry, no. I'm afraid that you are not able to switch to the GPU integrated at the launch of Premiere Pro and Media Encoder. The discrete GPU should be used with these applications in the MacBook Pro. You can test this with gfxCardStatus.

  Thank you

  Kevin

• I use an AMD Radeon R9 390, rendered with GPU in Media Encoder takes forever. Am I missing something?

  The title says it all.

  I do video in Adobe Media Encoder, but my 20 Minute video takes up to 55 Minutes to restore (1080 p, 10 Mbps). Normally, I should be able to return with OpenCL, but my use of the graphics card is 1% (24% CPU) and Ram at 25%.

  I used an NVIdIa graphics card, and I'm pretty sure that made with the card NVidia is much faster although the R9 is much better.

  So, I'm not an expert. Is there something that I am missing? Is there something I can do?

  Thanks for your time,

  MondRubberduck

  All use CUDA... read this

  creation http://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/2011/02/CUDA-Mercury-playback-Engine-and-Adobe--pro.html

• have problems with hardware acceleration of rendering: fonts looks terrible

  have problems with hardware acceleration of rendering (integrated gpu: amd 760 g) of one of the latest nightly updates - police seem terrible http://i.imgur.com/kWnySVv.png

  Note that the gfx.content.azure.enabled pref has more effect and you can try to disable Direct2D by setting the pref gfx.direct2d.disabled true on the subject: config page and leave hardware acceleration enabled otherwise.

  See also commentary 414 in bug 812695:

  • https://Bugzilla.Mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=812695#C414

  This way you still have the advantage of hardware acceleration, but can not suffer rendering problems.

• Upgrade to a GPU ATI Radeon HD 4200 GPU or an ATI Radeon HD 57XX superior

  I have a:

  HP model #: p6230y
  Product #: NY549AA-ABA
  Serial No.: [personal information]
  Software Build #: 94NAv6PrA2
  Service ID #: 123-109
  PCBRAND: Pavilion

  Processor clocked at 2.6 GHz (95W) of Phenom II X 4 810 (D)

  AMD 785G Chipset

  Card mother Foxconn H-RS780-Μatx (HP name: Aloe-GL8E)

  Windows 7 Home Premium (64 bit) w/Service Pac 1

  Corsair TX650W power w / cable connection 6 + 2 pin PCI-E 2 x 24 "

  8 GB Ram

  1 DVDCD and 1 burner LG brand BDDVDCD

  Expansion slots:

  PCI Express x 16 (who is available) / PCI Express x 1 (two available) / PCI Express x 1 socket (one available) minicards

  I just installed the Sony Vegas Pro 11 program of video editing... it came with NewBlue titration Pro - a program 3D text/title.

  To use the program of NewBlue, I need to upgrade my GPU of my ATI Radeon HD 4200 to:

  "Requires a compatible OpenCL GPU and catalyst driver 11.7 or later version with a Radeon HD 57xx or higher GPU."

  Before I have to buy a new graphics card, I need to know that you will compete with my system and what is above the 57xx should I buy... don't want to spend more than $200.

  I read all the other articles on the HP site on how to do, just go shopping for the right one. I don't do any game... especially the video editing.

  Thank you very much.

  Hello

  The most important requirement is that the vga must be a PCIe x 16 a. You can buy anywhere you want, like on ebay, amazon, newegg, etc...

  See some suggestions here: http://videoguys.com/Guide/E/Videoguys+System+recommendations+for+Video+Editing/0x4aebb06ba071d2b6a2cd784ce243a6c6.aspx

  This card should be ok: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Asus-ATI-Radeon-HD6850-1GB-DDR5-2DVI-HDMI-DisplayPort-PCI-Express-Video-Card-/170721183891?pt=PCC_Video_TV_Cards&hash=item27bfc68893

  It is up to $200. Some of the Radeon HD 6870 are under $ 200 also...

• Latest AIR to support the desktop GPU mode?

  Hello

  Does anyone know the latest AIR supporting the desktop GPU rendering mode?

  Thanks in advance.

  I created an application to be able to use the GPU mode for the desktop publishing. There are tons of applications using the GPU on mobile and I think that many developers want to should be able to publish the steam with the same performance.

  I would appreciate your vote for this feature!

  The desktop publishing (steam) mode characteristic rendering #4145057 - GPU!

  Thank you!

• I think I found a bug with CC 14 in what text layers will not be rendered. Super boring!

  I just changed a video on Youtube and I noticed that my text layers, which I have added to my images wouldn't make out in video. Rather my video to freeze, and then start playing again. I tried to make out in ProRes format and it happened again. So I just wanted to make the text and low and here the screen was blank. I just changed recently cs6 y at - there a way around this? It's a good thing that I discovered this at the beginning because I always have my 30days to cancel.

  I'm editing on a Macbook Pro retina 15 inches with 2 GB Nvidia card and 16 GB of RAM.

  Thank you all in advance

  In addition to the oddities that Ann has been noted, the sequence is interlaced while the export parameters are progressive. I have no particular reason to think that one of these weird little details would cause a problem, but it is of course an original set of properties.

  I would start by checking with a more normal scenario to see if the problem persists:

  1. New project
  2. New sequence, using a 1080 preset, such as AVCHD 1080 p 24.
  3. Create a universal counting Leader and a title and add both to the timeline.
  4. Export to the same preset from YouTube.

  If the result of this sequence has the same problem, then it's time to collect information about your system: OS version, map chart & driver, if you have installed the codecs.

  If the title survives the test, then start to tweak things in the direction of the problematic sequence, change only one variable at once--adding weird 29.99 video AVCHD, changing a single sequence setting in time, etc.. Export after each change and see if the problem returns.

  Tests should also be:

  1. Try the different paths of coding: 'in-process' by clicking Export in the export and through SOUL settings dialog box by clicking on queue.
  2. In the SOUL, encode with the Import parameter sequences enabled natively, then again with the option turned off. [Preferences > General]
  3. Test rendering to GPU acceleration engine and with him assign software only [file > Project Settings > General.

• The GPU acceleration: all of a sudden is not available.

  I went to Premiere Pro 2014 and now get this message:

  This project changed was used with the Mercury Playback Engine (OpenCL) GPU acceleration which is not available or not certified on this system.

  I use a card not certified on a Mac Pro 2009 (MB ATI Radeon HD 5770 1024), but he had always worked well in previous versions of Premiere Pro.

  This average Adobe is no longer allows users to work with uncertified maps?

  Thank you

  Henry

  Never mind. I'm a fool. I forgot to remove the cuda_supported_cards.txt file in the contents of the package of the 2014 version. Duh.

• OpenCL with Intel HD 4000 and Premiere Pro

  Is it possible to enable rendering OpenCL for graphics Intel HD 4000 in Premiere Pro CS6? I am very disappointed that it does not work. Premiere Pro does not support the technology Intel QuickSync, which allows a rendering faster than even high-end equipped CUDA cards, so if at least OpenCL rendered could be activated, I would really appreciate it.

  N °

  Technology Intel QuickSync, which allows rendering faster than graphics cards top of same range equipped CUDA

  Based on the information? Intel marketing hype or you can prove with hard data?

• Adobe Media Encoder problem suddenly made with CL open

  After update for first Pro CC 2015.1 - 9.1.0 (174) man and Media Encoder 2015.1 Build 9.1.0.163 I am facing a problem of rendering to H.264 format. I get the message "error compiling Movie - unknown error". However, when I spend "Mercury Playback Engine (OpenCL) GPU acceleration" to "Mercury Playback Engine software" only the same images makes it flawless. Of course, it takes about twice as long. Even abroad, the same images will make to ProRes using GPU acceleration. Here's my hardware features:

  iMac (retina 5K, 27 inches, end of 2014)

  Intel Core i7 4 GHz processor

  Memory 32 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  Graphics card AMD Radeon R9 M295X 4096 MB

  OS X 10.10.4
  

  
  

  I tried rendering on another drive and the same failure occurs. I tried to export directly from Premiere Pro and the same thing happens.

  
  

  Any thoughts?

  
  

  Thank you

  Aviva

  
  

  
  

  Workaround solution discovered!

  I went through the clouds creative and found that I could turn the clock back to the latest version (December 2015) SOUL the previous SOUL CC 9.0.0.222 CC. (It's a bit buried in 'Previous Versions') Automatically downloading trashes newest version and install the other oldest.

  I threw the last first Pro CC - 2015.1 9.1.0 174 (Build). I chose the same piece of the timeline to compress with the same parameters of H.264 which had been at fault, he gives and launched SOUL 9.0.0.222 changed the rendering engine to the Mercury Playback Engine GPU acceleration, started the render and crossed my fingers. (I didn't hold my breath.) I was 39 minutes of video).

  And it worked!

  I had not changed anything else. I'll do some additional testing, but for now - because of the length to make it - I'm sure that this workaround is solid. The tricky part is to find the old version of SOUL on creative cloud.

  Aviva

• HD5500 + CS6

  TL; DR

  Is it possible to activate the hardware mode motor Mercury with an Intel GPU and PP CS6 HD5500?

  Hello

  I have a Dell XPS13 with 5600 i7 processor (and HD5500 GPU) and Premiere Pro CS6.

  In Premiere Pro the Mercury engine software is pre-selected (and intoxicated), so I can't select mode hardware. GPUsniffer.exe only list the GPU devices (but still list the HD5500 Intel as some OpenCL/GL-device). I have not installed the latest graphics drivers from Intel, but since I m abroad and on a really slow, expensive and crowded connection that will not be an option for a fortnight. Photoshop CS6 seems to recognize the CPU correctly.

  My understanding of the is that CS6 supports only the former Intel GPU´s and Premiere Pro CC recently added hardware for Intel HD5000 series support.

  (1) is there any possibility to activate hardware engine Mercury on CS6?

  (2) an update of PP CC will make it possible to activate the hardware mode?

  (3) what type of performance hardware mode increase would bring?

  (Now I'm accelerate GoPro 1080 p clips 10 X and the first seconds that his kind of smooth, but then it quickly turns into a slide show, hardware mode that would change or is the increase of only marginal or only applied to rendering performance?)

  Normally, on a good connection I just download the drivers Intel and Adobe PP CC of the trial and find about my self, but right now it is unfortunately not an option. So thank you in advance for your help.

  The answer is: never.

  CS6 is EOL at this stage. This means that it will not receive more updates. In addition, CS6 supports all non-nVidia GPU at all whether for accelerating GPU of MPE for the version of Windows as the OpenCL GPU acceleration is supported in OSX version is permanently disabled in the Windows version.

• First CC crashes on a regular basis, what I am doing wrong?

  I use first for about 2 years now, I agree with CC and update applications as they are available. I use a thin maxed out macbook pro model that is my main workhorse, I play on it and only use photoshop and first.

  I cannot complete a unique project at LEAST a fatal accident causing corrupted project files most of the time wasting hours to a few days of work. I'm ready for any call, she leaves and switch to anything but first.

  What worries me is that I didn't do nothing demanding, very basic editing and calibration using the magic bullet of the colors. I keep each project on its own external SSD. I make sure that first is the only application running when I'm editing. Lots of local disk space and outdoor space. This has been a recurring problem that started on my MBP of previous generation, when I started using first.

  I don't update first to the project Center, learned the hard way at the end and be updated when they are available. I have no formal training in first so I'm starting to think that I must be a fool and am not using the software correctly.

  Anyone else have the same problem? Is there any common user related problems I can be initially unintentionally? Any help or idea would be greatly appreciated. If you need more information do not hesitate to ask. Thank you.

  Hi Jon,

  Because you are using a Mac, I recommend the following:

  • Correctly set the permissions of file from Adobe: first Pro CC, CC 2014, 20141 freeze at startup or crashing everything working (Mac OS X 10.9 and later)
  • Define project settings > General > Renderer for the Mercury Playback Engine (OpenCL) GPU acceleration.
  • Basket of your media cache
  • Inspect your Mac HD > library > QuickTime and remove all unnecessary components. My QuickTime folder is completely empty.

  I'm curious: you have 7 FCP or FCP X installed?

  Thank you

  Kevin