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

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  Hello

  I put my workstation to level and consider buying a good quality graphics card which will be support smooth 1080 p videos Editing and some after effects rendering.

  I chose GTX 780 it but unfortunately in the list of compatibility provided by Adobe, only GTX 780 is supported. So if GTX 780 it is used, can I use the Mercury playback engine and take full advantage of the graphics card?

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• 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.

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  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

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• NEED HELP as soon as possible update for Premiere Pro CC 2014 and now. The MTS files are not taken into charge/no recognized

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  I sync all my images using plural eyes.  I've updated the plural eyes to make it work with the update new first Pro CC 2014.

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  Also, I would prefer not to have to transcode anything.  Hours, hours and large files don't really work.

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  Try to rename the parent folder containing the MTS clips.

• Premiere Pro CS5.5 and AJA Kona LHe preview does not.

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  Basically, I get nothing on the AJA Control Panel, it does not change even among the default bars I put if you change do not. I used various parameters of sequence AJA without luck and Panel AJA playback in sequence settings settings looks more or less empty. I used bars and tone in a clip on the sequences. If I scrub the timeline, I get the image below in the desktop preview monitor while nothing happens to the AJA. If I try to make the work area, nothing happens. When I play the movie, the playhead goes to frame 0 and does not play.

  Any idea what's going on here? I tried to reinstall the drivers of the AJA and AJA Adobe Plugin without effect.

  Someone at - he encountered this before?

  I've attached these screenshots:

  

  While rubbing desktop preview.

  

  Sequence settings

  

  Playback (player) in sequence settings settings... Something clearly wrong here. "Council" has only one option "basic tier" as shown on the screenshot. "Audio device" has "AJA Audio", "Adobe Audio" or "Mute". 'Conversion of color' has 'Hardware' and 'Software '. Other pull-down menus provide options when clicked. If I click 'Ok' or 'Cancel' Premiere Pro instantly crashes with an error below.

  

  Don't know if it's related or not, but like I said After Effects CS 5.5 Preview computer correctly on the AJA Control Panel, but when AE is started I get this error message:

  

  Would appreciate any help on this, don't want to throw a card just because it doesn't work in Premiere Pro!

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  have you contacted support AJA?

  Phone: + 1-530-271-3190

  E-mail: [email protected]

  They are really helpful... but looking at your spec "AJA Driver v 9.1, AJA Adobe Plugin v 9.0.1. I think that 9.1 pilot must 9.1 Adobe plugin not 9.0.1. You can find a link here http://www.aja.com/support/konaNEW/kona-lhe-lh.php

• For first Pro CS5 GPU acceleration cards

  Hello:

  I'm willing to invest in a GPU graphics acceleration card that will speed up playback and use the GPU mode Mercury playback engine.

  From what I could find on the Adobe site, these are the cards that are supported for Premiere Pro CS5

  Supported NVIDIA video cards for acceleration GPU (CS5):

  GeForce GTX 285 (Windows and Mac OS)

  GeForce GTX 470 (Windows)

  Quadro 4000 (Windows and Mac OS)

  Quadro 5000 (Windows)

  Quadro 5000M (Windows)

  Quadro FX 3800 (Windows)

  Quadro FX 4800 (Windows and Mac OS)

  Quadro FX 5800 (Windows)

  Quadro CX

  Can someone give me a recommendation from your own experience?  Identifies the maps above still valid?

  Thank you

  Rich Locus

  Can someone give me a recommendation from your own experience?

  I found the nVidia GTX 680 to be a good

  cost vs performance choice.

  Identifies the maps above still valid?

  Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 / CC Tech specs

  http://www.Adobe.com/products/premiere/tech-specs.html

  Not sure if this is valid for CS5, but I suspect so.

  Note:

  CS5 might require the 'Cuda Hack":

  CUDA Hack

  minimum 1 GB of video ram

  PC - add:

  (Name of your card) example: GeForce GTX 680

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  (or just delete the cuda_supported_cards.txt file)

  Mac:

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  http://www.vidmuze.com/how-to-enable-GPU-CUDA-in-Adobe-CS6-for-Mac/

• 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.

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• Card NVIDIA GTX 660 it not recognized?

  PP CS6 Mercury Playback engine supports the Nvidia GTX 660 Ti card. I just installed the card and it is not recognized in a new project.

  I have not reinstalled the software again, this part of the installation option.

  Any help or suggestion?

  In Explorer, navigate to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

  Notepad as administrator, open cuda_supported_cards.txt

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

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  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.

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

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  Bill,

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• Envy-m6-1125dx: in my computer hp laptop can I install a graphics nvidia gtx 660 m

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  Buy this machine. Simply cannot use Asus Board HP machine. Full stop and complete stop.

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• configuration of hard disk for Premiere pro

  I have ssd and 2 hard drives, what is the best configuration for encoding with Premiere pro cs5

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• 5 different AE comps with Premiere Pro CS5.5 in CS

  I just upgraded to CS5.5 this morning. I had worked on a project in Premiere Pro with imported AE comps for lower third titles. After the upgrade, these comps are more transparent - they cover underlying video titles rather than just a bunch of third lower partial opacity. I guess it has to do with a problem with alpha channel? They worked perfectly before the upgrade, does not now. Someone has an idea of what is wrong and what to do about it?

  Thank you!

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  I suppose that by 'imported AE comps for lower third titles', you mean that you use Dynamic Link to import the AE directly in Premiere Pro comps, as opposed to making it first in a file.

  We're investigating a problem in first Pro CS5.5 and dynamic links that may be to blame for this.

  Your configuration is the following:

  1. The background color of the After Effects comp is not black.  (Not RGB 0, 0, 0).
  2. Hardware acceleration is enabled for the Mercury playback engine in Premiere Pro.  (Menu project > project settings > general, rendering engine is set to "The Mercury Playback Engine GPU acceleration".)

  If so, you may have stumbled upon the same bug, we're looking at.  Sorry about that.  The cause of the problem is being investigated.

  You can work around the problem by doing one of the following:

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  • Only change the rendering engine in Premiere Pro for Mecury reading software engine.

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  -= TimK

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• MOV files in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 - XDCAM (MPEG) MPEG 1/2 (xdvc) resp.

  Description of the problem:

  I got a bunch of MOV files on a disk formatted HFS + for editing on Premiere Pro CS5 (5.0.3). When I import to Premiere, first said "Codec missing or unavailable. Paragon HFS + is used to manage the disk formatted HFS +. I copied the data to a disc formatted NTFS before use.

  Research, I gave the following indications:

  I tried to play in Quicktime and Quicktime said that I would need additional software to play the .mov file. But I could run the detective movie and it shows "XDCAM EX 1080i 50 (35 Mb/s VBR).

  VLC plays (!) and says it's a "video Mpeg 1/2 (xdvc)"

  MediaInfo said "MPEG video (XDCAM).

  The sound is PCM (L) according to inspector mov programs.

  The MPEG2 format seems to be supported by first (also in HD), forum entries tell me that I should be in version 5.0.2 as it Adobe supports the MOV container. So now my question: what am I missing?

  I have no idea on the camera used to film, but it could be a JVC, as it says that the JVC writes mov files.

  OK, let's go:

  1. Get an accumulation of static electricity of FFmpeg here: FFmpeg Windows builds of HawkEye. The 32-bit version is fine.
  2. Open the file from archive downloaded and go to the folder "bin"; ffmpeg.exe extract to a folder containing your SBDAs.
  3. Create a new text document in the folder with FFmpeg and the media, called 'mov2mp4.bat' files by making sure that you change the .txt extension to. bat.
  4. Open the text document and paste the following text:

     @ECHO OFF
     for %%a in (*.mov) do ffmpeg.exe -i "%%a" -vcodec copy -an -f mp4 "%%~na".mp4
     

  5. Save the document (even once, ensuring, it has a .bat extension), double-click it in the Explorer. The batch file runs and every MOV in the file processing and repackaging it in a MP4 container. It is lossless (there is no transcoding) and should go relatively quickly. Note that this is not also copy the audio, so you do not have the video files only. The resultant MP4s will perfectly be important in first.

  Let me know how it goes!