David Brumbley
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10.9.4 beta seems to be better but premiere was still locking up and I had a few glitches in my renders so I turned GPU rendering off again.
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Best news all month:
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Hi Danny,
From what I’ve read it’s the D500’s and D700’s. It seems to have started after people upgraded to 10.9.3, including my self.
I’ve turned off preference syncing in premiere (That crashed my system as soon as I turned it on).
repaired permissions
Threw away my premiere preferences
Cleared my media cache in premiere preference pain.
Threw away ALL render files.
Turned off GPU Mercury play back.
and I have a 1080 timeline playing back at half res.
I work with R3D’s and 5d footage.My system seems to be stable now. Slow, but stable, without glitches.
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Also make sure “render at Maximum Depth” and “Use Maximum Render Quality” are unchecked.
This made premiere work for me without error.
Hope it helps you too
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Also make sure “render at Maximum Depth” and “Use Maximum Render Quality” are unchecked.
This made premiere work for me without error, and I was having the same errors with those two checked.
Hope it helps you too
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I tried Media Encoder and it spits out distorted frames.
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In export settings if “render at Maximum Depth” and “Use Maximum Render Quality” is off. Everything exports fine for me. If they are on the export freezes. I haven’t tried Media Encoder, but I’ll give it a shot.
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I’ve installed the Nvidia driver and only had one glitch in the timeline with the GPU. When I went to export the timeline using maximum quality it crashed Premiere CC.
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I will. I’ll let you know what the results are in a couple hours.
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I’m having the same issues. Here’s what I have:
Mac Model: MacPro6,1
Memory: 64GB OWC
GPU: D700’s
Premiere Pro version: 7.2.2
Storage – local vs network: Thunderbolt Drobo
3rd party IO?: No
Dual monitor GPU?: Yes
3rd party plug-ins loaded?: Yes, Red Giant, Re:Vision FX, FxFactory,
Type of footage?: R3D’s and 5D H.264’s
