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After Effects and Geforce MX 4000
Hi, i just got a Nvidia Geforce MX 4000, with 128 MB, but when i use After FX, it crashes, i just click on the timeline to see another frame and it starts to proces and proces the image but it never outputs the frame, and i downloaded the newest drivers, but nothing seems to work, so, any ideas????
thanx
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10 Replies
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Try turning off OpenGL. That helped with my MX card.
Clint
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i have it in Adaptive, and it still crashes 🙁
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I should have been more specific…don’t turn off OpenGL in your video card settings, but OpenGL previews in After Effects. That could be the source of the problem.
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well, thats what i did, i mean, first i tried AfterFX with the openGL, when i saw it crashed, i changed the “Fast Preview” option to “Adaptive Resolution”, and it still crashed…….
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well, did i mentioned i opened a project that i worked on my previous computer????
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Go to PREFRENCES/PREVIEWS and disable OpenGL.
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i did that, but nothing……it still crashes…… 🙁
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Go to Adobe’s After Effects supported OpenGL cards and find the latest SUPPORTED version of the driver.
The LATEST driver is not always the SUPPORTED driver.
They also have this message:
Note: Do not use Nvidia ForceWare driver version 52.16 with After Effects 6.5. This driver set causes severe application stability issues when using OpenGL.
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i downloaded the ltest version, but it still crashes……but i tried something……when i render ALL the composition at once, it crashes on frame 951 (15%)….but if i render the first 10% then another 10% and then 80% it works well……..any thoughts??????
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one other thing, i have a PENTIUM 4, 3ghz…..and it has HyperT, can that be the problem?????
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