Benny Shklovsky
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Hello
I have a brand new Asus ROG Laptop with 32GB RAM, 500GB SSD + 1TB 7200RPM HDD, and GTX970 on it (Win 8.1). Premiere Pro CC(2014) allows me to use GPU acceleration, though it specifies it is not certified. But it doesn’t boost the speed of rendering previews, or exporting by much, if at all. the CPU processing speed drops to around 80%, so I presume the GPU does take some threading on itself, but RAM usage goes up to 8GB max.
I set up the systems power management to maximal efficiancy, and set the proccess priority of Premiere Pro and Encoder to ‘Real Time’. It helps, but I expected more.
How can I further maximize the potential of the GPU and the entire system?Thank you
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Problem resolved. basicly the answer is in this thread i’ve found.
I decided to move on to Adobe CC software. the bug is fixed there.https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/2/1028319
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I also updated my graphics driver, it doesn’t help.
Perhaps I should transcode the footage and replace it?any recomendations for transcoding software of XDcam footage for PC workflow on Premiere?(suitable for AE on PC as well)
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Turned on Aero Themes, and restarted PC. Video Tearing still there, unfortunatly. at least now i know how to name it…
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All of the clips in the project are randomly effected by this problem.
When i go to Project Settings, i have the playback and render option greyed out(screenshot) and it’s on software acceleration.
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I formated the PC, installed new windows, and new Adobe Creative suit. that issue remained.
not sure i have the CUDA hack. not that i hacked it.
how can i find out if i have it, and to turn it off?
