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Premiere Pro CS6 and 10.8.3 Mac?
So has anyone been brave enough to load 10.8.3 onto their Macs running Premiere Pro CS6? I haven’t done it yet, but would like to here if anyone else has. I’m running a NVIDIA GTX570 on a MacPro 3,1.
Greg Jones
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A lot of people are noting CUDA and OpenCL issues with 10.8.3 for Resolve and Assimilate Scratch. NVidia released some new drivers but doesn’t entirely fix the issue. I’ve had one person complain to me that After Effects wasn’t working as well as it could. I might hold off on this update for a few weeks; The Assimilate Scratch team suggests not updating for the time being as well.
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I updated my machine yesterday. So far, 12 hours of editing without any issues *knock on wood*
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Updated yesterday, working in after effects all day and a little premiere, no issues at all.
Latest. Cuda driverMacbook Pro 17″ i7 2.2 8GB
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Updated 3 days ago no issues here. NVIDIA card. I have on occasion dropout of audio for a few seconds but then comes back. This is a long time issue with CS6.
The one thing I’m regular about is upgrading Java. Apple has been decent about Java because I believe they got hit by a Java virus – problems.
Wendell
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Updated on my personal Macbook Pro as well as my work Mac Pro. Both work fine overall after the update in both Premiere and AE. On both machines, my NVidia CUDA preference pane popped up on startup with a notice that a CUDA drive update was required. I ran the update on my MBP, since this has been issue before for me, and had no issues. My Mac Pro, which has a Quadro 4000 card, though, gave me an installation failure warning and on restart CUDA would’t work in Premiere or AE. I had this issue before and reinstalled the 5.0.36 driver from the Nvidia archives page and all is fine now, with the exception that my CUDA preference pane is asking for a driver update again.
No idea why I did all this. 10.8.2 was working fine and it seems most of these OS updates for Mac are related to interoperability with mobile hardware and iTunes anymore.
Here’s the link to the CUDA driver archive page, as well as a thread on Creative Cow where I went through the process of figuring out how to get CUDA working again, in case anyone finds it useful:
CUDA driver archive
https://www.nvidia.com/object/mac-driver-archive.htmlCreative Cow message thread on getting CUDA to work after it fails following latest driver install:
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/932576Best,
Jon
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