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Premiere Pro and the recent upgrade
I just got the latest upgrade for AE and Premiere, and the thought occured to me, “did the upgrade blow away the files for the Mercury Playback Engine support and raytracing in AE and Premiere Pro?”. In case you don’t know, the files are called “raytracer_supported_cards.txt” in After Effects, and “cuda_supported_cards.txt” in Premiere Pro.
I’ve found that the Premiere Pro update did indeed reset the file which I had added my card name to. The After Effects update did not change the file. So if you happen to have taken my advice (borrowed from a number of other posts – and exhaustively studied on the Studio 1 site), you’re going to have to go back into the Premiere Pro text file and add your card name back to the file:
https://bourkemedia.com/cs6-nvidia-card/
In case you have no idea what I’m talking about – there’s a way to add your NVIDIA card to a text file in both Premiere Pro and After Effects so that they can access it for the Mercury Playback Engine and 3D Raytracer, respectively. Only certain NVIDIA cards are on the Adobe hit list, but you can add your card name to the list to make it work. Happy Motoring!
Joe Bourke
Owner/Creative Director
Bourke Media
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