- #Adobe media encoder cc 2018 google drive movie#
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- #Adobe media encoder cc 2018 google drive pro#
I did not have in Device Manager > Display adapters but for Intel Core i7 7700K Intel HD graphic 630 should be available.
#Adobe media encoder cc 2018 google drive update#
This also need to be from Intel website directly, not from Windows Update or any other 3rd party.įor some detail, please refer to Important Information on GPU and GPU Driver Requirements | Adobe Blog If Intel Graphics is listed there, please try updating its driver as well. You can check this from Device Manager > Display adapters. I did perform clean installation … as I mentioned I even reinstalled the entire Windows on one of the machines.īesides nVidia driver update, I was told that Intel GPU driver may need to be updated as well if you have Intel Graphic enabled.
#Adobe media encoder cc 2018 google drive install#
When you are installing the driver, you may want to try the custom install option and use the "Perform a clean installation" option. I have the driver 417.35 right now (from )
#Adobe media encoder cc 2018 google drive drivers#
I used GeForce Experience to be sure I have the latest drivers directly from Nvidia.įor your nVidia GPU, the latest driver is version 417.35 Regarding the latest driver you mentioned, I just want to make sure it's from nVidia, not from another source, like Windows Update or the computer vendor website. I will try to continue the conversation with this account. I apologize for this change of accounts but I write in free time on the machine which I have available at the moment in the office. Today he will try to get an ATI card and re-run tests.
#Adobe media encoder cc 2018 google drive pro#
The Premier Pro was crashing all the time and the problem was a BUG IN NVIDIA DRIVERS SUPPORT. all Nvidia.Īnd then I got a revelation because I remember that a similar problem was once in 2017 after version 2018 has been announced ( Premiere Pro CC 2018 constantly crashing ). We had different processors (Intel and AMD), disks (HDD and SSD), motherboards but since the problem is with CUDA main culprit must be Graphics Card and guess what. So I started to wonder what is a common factor for all these machines. That's why it was the only working machine in the company (with 2019 software). outdated drivers that did not allow the GPU support to start in the first place. ( remark: without GPU support, render files last 4.7 times longer so I can not consider it a success) so I think CUDA is the main problem in my case. All videos have been rendered correctly without freezing the application. So I went to PremierPro project file and switch in "Project Settings" video render playback to "Software". But the process that was using GPU was not Encoder itself but Premier Pro running through the encoder in the background. When I tried to encode movies without CUDA support I just changed in the encoder option from "CUDA" to "Software only", after checking task manager I noticed that I have 100% use of GPU. but after I send report the encoding resume.īut yesterday I made a new discovery. During the encoding after 10-15 minutes, I had a crash report and encoding stops. I'm right now encoding the Queue with "Import sequences natively" unselected before importing and I run it with GPU encoding support. Also, encodings are going to local disk - physically separate disk from the Media Cache Disk. I tried to encode to other formats, but nothing has changed.Īll the Media Cache and Media Cache Database are held local on SSD.
But unfortunately, a few projects were too advanced to make a rollback to 2018.
I managed to undo several projects to the 2018 version and now new projects are only made in version 2018. but in most cases it looks like this ( the application did not report any error or crash) sometimes hangs during conforming (printscreen was made after 15 minutes in this state - the application did not report any error or crash)Ģ. There is only one machine in the entire office that has no problems with 2019 Encoder and it's a laptop (Lenovo IdeaPad with Intel Core i7 6700HQ and GeForce GTX 950M).Īll postproduction takes place on network drives available in the local networkġ. Since I've experienced the problem, Adobe has already sent two updates, but none of them solved my problem. on one of the stations, I even reinstalled the entire windows
#Adobe media encoder cc 2018 google drive movie#
But how can you imagine the employment of someone who is sitting and every 30 minutes is encoding another movie is not the best solution. The only solution that work for me right now is direct export from Premier Pro. This is a very big problem for me because I can not go back to the 2018 version at this stage of the post-production and I have to encode over 250 films. At random moments, the program stops working for no particular reason. The same problem occurs on two workstations. I have a problem with the encoder after upgrading to version 2019.