SLI and CUDA acceleration

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• Problems with CUDA acceleration and playback of sequences of RED R3D

  I came across several errors and crashes on my PC last night while trying to open the first. So, I decided to reformat my PC and reinstall all the drivers and what not. Now when I try to read the raw R3D files in Premiere Pro to use CUDA acceleration, all video files are just black. It simply does not appears in the window preview or the playback of the source window. Non-ROUGE images works fine and when I go to only software acceleration, RED cheek images very well as well. Advice as to why this is happening? I've updated all my drivers and made a few uninstall / reinstall.

  I work with a Titan GTX, RED Rocket-X, 2 Intel Core Xeon (12) processors, 128 GB ram.

  Thank you!

  I have the same problem.

  If you order acceleration of OpenCL, you'll be able to read and make, but it's very bad performance.

  Word on the street is it of the xx 368 nvidia driver. do, I have not yet tried to install an older one, but I thought it should work

• The GPU CUDA acceleration stops working PP CC 2015.0.1

  Hello

  I encountered a small problem with the GPU CUDA acceleration.  I've been running an EVGA GTX 570 for quite awhile.  I've relied on the GPU acceleration a bit for a smoother workflow, and recently he has virtually stopped working.  I'll drop a few clips in the timeline panel and apply color effects.  Usually, I can play for a few seconds and skip a few different points in the timeline panel, but once more the program monitor's going to be just black.  I get no error message and I can still hear the audio.  First restart will fix the problem temporarily, until it happens again.  I've resorted to just disable GPU acceleration using just the Mercury Playback Engine only, which solves the problem, but it is really too slow to work with.

  This only seems to happen in After Effects at all.  I started having this problem after one of the subsequent updates of 2015.

  I tried to update my graphics drivers, but it did not help.  Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated.

  Computer: Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit, Intel Core i7 3930 K, 32 GB RAM, GeForce GTX 570 (pilot 340.52), EVGA ASUS p9X79 Pro, 238 GB SSD

  Here's why, Neil:

  Version of the ability to calculate CUDA.

  You see, Premiere Pro CC 2015 now requires CUDA compute capability version 3.0 or superior for accelerating GPU of MEPS able to work at all. Unfortunately, GTX 570 your system's Fermi architecture more compute capacity is old, including the CUDA version only 2.x (in the case of the GTX 570, version CUDA compute capacity is only 2.0). In other words, the GPU in your PC is now too old to be properly supported in 2015 of CC. The latest version of first Pro CC to support properly such an older GPU was CC, 2014.

• the radius of GPU Tracker requires a card approved NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0, but my plate's RADEON R7200, this WHO CAN I DO?

  installed the aftermath, when you open a message:

  the radius of GPU Tracker requires a card approved NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0, but my plate's RADEON R7200, this WHO CAN I DO?

  There is nothing you can do. This means what he says. You need a supported NVidia card to use the GPU raytracing acceleration.

  Mylenium

• "Ray tracing on the GPU requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved."

  When I run the application after effects cc I get the following "Ray tracing on the GPU requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved. For now ray tracing will use the GPU. "Yes, I have a new MacPro with an AMD card. Y at - it a future update that will take care of this or is there another solution?

  Thank you Paul Roberts

  This error message can be ignored (there is even an option to tell him to never show again).

  This means what he says. He tells you that your GPU is not supported for the acceleration of the converter drawn with RADIUS. This is not a problem, because it is an obsolete effect. Now that After Effects comes with Cinema 4 d, you have a more quickly, better and better how to produce 3D in AE.

• Added Cuda accelerated GPU effects is suddenly very laggy?

  Hello Adobe Experts,

  I'm a call for help with a problem that has bugged me for a little while. The best way to explain it is to show you the problem in a short 4 minute video which I will post below for those who have time to take a look. Otherwise, my description is under the video.

  Essentially, I upgraded to Premiere Pro CS5.5 CS6 and discovered the GPU acceleration. Wow! I eventually had to update my iMac and bring the specs to make the most of this technology, especially within the color, correction and classification. The new machine we have obtained is a core of Mac Pro 12 2012 (2 x 2.4 Ghz 6 cores) with 32 GB of Ram and a Nvidia Quadro 4000 for Mac (2 GB). It also has a SSD drive as the start of the OS and applications so hoping that things would be super fast.

  For once they were, I remember adding the fast color corrector effect to a video clip, and dragging the wheel around and everything would be sent in real time, the le moniteur monitor program has been updated that I moved the mouse in the wheel of colur. It was smooth and silky that I just loved because it meant that this color correction/grading would be now very easy to quickly compose with precision at a glance and then move to the next item. For more, no need to return later either, hurrah!

  Then recently and I don't know what caused it, it stopped working as well? I don't always have to make the clip after adding the effect or to make a change to the settings, however, the process of making the change became slow, unresponsive, lag, delayed, laborious or any other similar adjectives. Now when I drag the mouse in the color wheel the update arrives late stages and it is certainly something smooth and silky more. The problem with this is that it is very difficult to accurately and quickly move settings and precise adjustments which, in turn, slows the process down greatly.

  I am really curious to know the following:

  • Someone else with a similar system has these issues?
  • Is it just that it is? (The problem is as I remember it to be much faster and more responsive. Also I looked at Maxim Jago at a workshop and seems not to fight with these issues when showing off the coast of the GPU acceleration and adjust the effect parameters, even during playback)
  • Is this a hardware problem? My GPU should be fast or is it not assigned correctly in Premiere Pro?
  • Is this a software problem? Is this something that has emerged in the latest versions of Premiere Pro?
  • How can I do to solve this issue?

  So far, I have tried a just a few things like reset preferences, ensure the GPU acceleration in the Preferences of 'Memory' tab is turned on, clearing media hiding, remove and reinstall Premiere Pro and so forth.

  If the community experts can help or someone from Adobe can help me solve this problem, or at least feed back thoughts and comments, then I would be very grateful.

  Best wishes

  Alex

  Hi all

  Just a quick update to let know you that the problem has been resolved in Adobe Premiere Pro 7.1 CC and we lag now free when using chromatic circles and CUDA accelerates the effects! Hurrah.

  Adobe would like to thank you!

  Here is a little video to show their work as expected:

• Error: "Hardware accelerator is disabled or not supported by your video make sure card driver you that you have the latest video card driver installed and the accelerator is running.

  Original title: Solitaire stop working right after the update to download

  This slowed the game.  I checked the video card is correct, and hardware accelerator says it's working properly.  This started after I downloaded two optional updates, one of them KB968930.  I uninstalled both of them and tried to restore the system with no result. the rest of the message is "Hardware accelerator is disabled rooms or not supported by your video make sure card driver that you install the latest video card driver and the accelerator is turned on."  I checked these things.

  Thanks for the help.  I had fixed to date through the tool and the info of the performance.  Find where it says new hardware installed, click on repair, I did and it worked.  I don't know what caused the problem, but my game index had fallen to 1 and came back up to 3.3.  Thanks for the help. P. W. O'Malley

• Ray-Tracing on GPUS requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved. For now, the ray-tracing will use the CPU.

  I just got my Macbook Pro w / retina delivered today 15 ".

  I installed CC After Effects and received this warning message:

  Ray-Tracing on GPUS requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved.

  For now, the ray-tracing will use the CPU.

  After installing CUDA 5.0 or later, restart your computer.

  For more information, see: http://www.Adobe.com/go/aeraytracedgpu

  
  

  My mac spec is:

  Processor: 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7

  Memory: 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  Graphics card: AMD Radeon R9 M370X 2048 MB

  -

  I have absolutely no idea what the implications are for the AMD graphics card instead of the NVIDIA one card, no one knows what effect this will have on my mac when you use CC After Effects? I've never had this warning on my iMac 21.5 "...

  Is there something I can do?

  Thank you very much, Harry.

  The only thing THAT AE really use the GPU is obsolete ray-traced rendering engine. Very few people use the ray-traced rendering engine. I wouldn't worry about this at all.

  More info here: features GPU (CUDA, OpenGL) in After Effects and here: http://motionworks.net/after-effects-3d-future/

  Now, some third-party plugins (like element, 3D Invigorator, transmutation, etc..) Make use of the GPU, but they will work with the AMD cards and have nothing to do with this warning of CUDA, you want to come. Check that the requirements for all you plan to buy.

  You can confidently check the option do not show this message.

• AE: Ray-tracing on GPUS requires a card NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved graphices...

  I just downloaded Adobe After effects and I got this error when it opened

  __________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________

  Ray-tracing on GPUS requires a card graphices NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved. You may install the current display driver. For now, the ray-tracing will use the CPU.

  After installing CUDA 5.0 or later, restart your computer

  For more information, see http://www.Adobe.com/go/aeraytracedgpu

  See the caution: once per session or never

  __________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________

  I do not use consequences for what it is hardcore, I use it because I looked at 'The typewriter in Premiere Pro effect' and ever thing was in After effects then Yes...

  Can someone help me I want to install anything or to buy a new graphics card. It's a bit urgent as his due today.

  My profile

  Processor: Intel i7-3770 CPU 3.40 GHz

  RAM: 8.00 GB

  System type: 64-bit

  My graphics: Intel(r) HD Graphics 4000

  In the future I can do do more video editing can someone point me in the best possible direction for what to do in my next PC

  Ray Tracing is legacy at this stage as Adobe has evolved with the link of C4D. I wouldn't worry on this subject since it was rarely used anyway. You can get a good map of 960GTX and improve your performance for first and SOUL. Æ use almost all CPU and ram for this moment.

  Eric

  ADK

• Help, please... Ray-tracing on GPUS requires a NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later graphics card approved?

  Hello

  I have a little problem with After Effects and first.

  After Effects:

  Guard asking on the GPU Ray-tracing requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 approved
  
  

  First freezes unexpectedly

  Can someone please

  Appreciate much-ly

  You can still use the stabilizer inherited in AE until the issue of stabilizer chain attaches. Monitoring and stabilize the movement with point tracker

  Given that you have updated your Mac OS, you can watch the permissions problems as guilty as possible: fixing permissions issue that is an impediment to start Adobe applications

• Please help :) Ray-tracing on GPU error requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 approved.

  Hi all, if anyone can help me to fix this error, I'll be more aprreciative.

  I get this error when I open After Effects.

  Ray-tracing on GPUS requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved. For the moment, tracing will use the CPU.

  After installing CUDA 5.0 or later, restart your computer.

  For more information, see: http://www.Adobe.com/go/aeraytracegpu

  IM on a newer Pro MAc OSX running desktop computer (OS X 10.9.2 (13 c 64) and a)

  Graphics card: ATI Radeon HD 5770 1024 MB (not a sound AMD NVIDIA)

  I tried the update of software and the operating system because it is now that recent versions of OSX do apparently. Not downoloading the driver AMD software supports only the previous operating system.

  Friendly Toby.

  Motion Designer / Editor

  > I get this error when I open After Effects.

  Ray-tracing on GPUS requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved. For the moment, tracing will use the CPU.

  This isn't a mistake. This is just an informational message. It's just saying you that you do not have the equipment needed to use a specific feature. Don't worry; This is a feature that you have almost no reason to worry - the traced the beam 3D rendering engine. There are many superior ways to do 3D in After Effects without using this feature. Just ignore the message and continue.

• [CS6] Output firewire and CUDA

  There was problem in CS5 display video via firewire to DV/HDV deck when the CUDA acceleration is enabled.

  This correction in CS6?

  Yes.

• SOUL and CUDA/OpenCL coding.

  Adobe dialogs CUDA/OpenCL encoding or will they just leave it to the CPU only? I know that MPE accelerating some effects, but it does absolutely nothing with the encoding, in fact if you use no effect, only cuts, the GPU will not yet be used, all the work is done by the single processor.

  It is certainly something that we would love to do some time in the future. Basically, it comes down to resources and priorities when determining which go into features to our releases. A way you can have its say in the priorities is to request a feature here: https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform

  The team reads these applications and leads to its review during the planning of future versions.

• Body, SOUL, and CUDA: what is really going on here?

  I bit the bullet and picked up a new Quadro 4 K for my Mac Pro.  The videos we do with Premiere Pro will include a multi-cam small-scale, PiP CUDA processors may help clear with.  However, I am a little puzzled by something: what is really going on here behind the scenes, so to say?  I can't to this question from the point of view software/computer geek, a montage of a video.  I am sincerely interested in what happens between body, SOUL and the nVidia card.

  First of all, I asked this question in July.  At the end of the thread, Todd said that if I have the tail export with the SOUL, then the rendering would be done by the CPU.  Very good, but something happens with the SOUL and the nVidia card.  If I enable the GPU in the body and then export it through the SOUL, the newspaper of the SOUL looks like this:

  -Source file: Volumes/users/jvp/Library/Caches/TemporaryItems/Multi-Cam Test.prproj
  -Output file: /Volumes/Users/jvp/Desktop/multi-cam_1.mp4
  -Preset used: Custom
  -Video: NTSC, 1920 x 1080, 29.97 FPS, out interlaced
  -Audio: AAC, 160 kbps, 48 kHz, stereo
  -Bitrate: VBR, 1 pass, target 6.00, Max 10.00 MB/s
  -The source is désentrelacée
  -Encoding Time: 00:20:09

  If, however, I disable the GPU in the body and export the same sequence by SOUL, the paper reads:

  -Output file: /Volumes/Users/jvp/Desktop/multi-cam-no-cuda.mp4
  -Preset used: Custom
  -Video: NTSC, 1920 x 1080, 29.97 FPS, out interlaced
  -Audio: AAC, 160 kbps, 48 kHz, stereo
  -Bitrate: VBR, 1 pass, target 6.00, Max 10.00 MB/s
  -The source is désentrelacée
  -Encoding Time: 01:18:32

  A notable difference in time.  In addition, during the first export in the SOUL, the GPU is definitely used to about 33 percent or more.  Clearly, it's something.  What I'm curious to know is: what?  It is the rendering of the PiP while SOUL exports video?  Or...?

  JAS

  It is the rendering of the PiP while SOUL exports video?

  Yep, it's what he does. Steve Hoeg, one of the engineers of Adobe that works on this kind of thing, mentioned in a recent thread that exports pending SOUL of Premiere Pro and material while MPE/GPU acceleration is enabled will take advantage of GPU acceleration. It's a good Thing (tm).

  I don't remember where the wire is where Steve mentioned that, but Todd actually had it wrong in this case. That's fine, since we were all working in the hope that Todd was really the situation. That is why it is so big, when the propellerheads (I say that with affection) pop here and the value of the record straight.

  Bottom line: you get exactly what you paid for--actually, maybe more!

• CS5 and cuda

  With the help of Cuda is optimal when editing speed everything up and reading in real time, with effects and so on...

  But why the hell this feature isn't available when rendering?

  Is it so difficult?

  What I would do now is to play my edit out a second screen and capture it so I'll go real-time rendered output rather than using a 10:1 Adobe Media Encoder!

  Or is - this just leave the elemental accelerator to do their own business selling here plugin for the rendering engine of Cuda on since Media Encoder?

  Adobe responded in another thread that the mobile versions of the 5 cards cuda supported (portable versions) are not supported currently.