Ericbowen
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Do you not have another internal HDD for the Media Cache? Even USb3 would be better than FW800 though still higher latency than the internal drives.
Eric-ADK
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AE GPU acceleration is Ray Tracer which is Nvidia only. However AE only has certain functions that even use the Ray Tracer. Cuda works better with Adobe than Open CL does right now so the Titan card would be the better option versus the AMD here. Unfortunately generic benchmarks don’t give any accurate picture to GPU acceleration since implementations are specific to the application designers along with performance refinements.
Eric-ADK
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NP. However if you delete the media cache with all Adobe programs closed and then launch your AE comp is may open for you.
Eric-ADK
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When you link AE over to Premiere a separate instance of AE has to launch. That has a dedicated ram space outside of what Premiere uses. 2GB of ram for any HD is already well below what you need for Premiere alone not counting AE. It may have worked before but that doesn’t mean it wont break as soon as you add something that takes to much ram space or an update changes the caching. Do not link if you don’t have the ram space to deal with it. That is asking for problems. Yes make sure you relink the pending media.
Eric-ADK
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2GB of ram is not near enough to link in an AE comp. Export a finished file out of AE or get atleast 8GB of ram though you should have 16GB bare minimum.
Eric-ADK
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Go into the Rapid Storage Manager and look for the disk that has a Red X. Click on that disk and then look on the right for the option to reset to normal. Select that and then run the verify option. See if the drive will complete the verify.
Eric-ADK
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Install the Blackmagic software/drivers and the codecs will install as well. Then you should be able to decode them
Eric-ADK
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If you have time James give me a call and Ill take a look at it.
Eric-ADK
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AME rendering is different than using the AE Render engine when using the render queue. The GPU acceleration in AME is the MPE engine. The GPU acceleration in AE render queue is the Ray Tracer if you switch to that render engine/player. Ray Tracer is Nvidia only so the AMD cards will not utilize that anyway. If you use the AME or any Red Giant plugins that use GPU acceleration then the AMD cards should get used if Open CL is supported for that Red Giant product. C4D doesn’t support GPU acceleration unless you get a 3rd party renderer such as Octane.
Until Adobe completely revamps/re-engineers the AE player/Render engine GPU acceleration will be limited and completely different than Premiere or AME.
Eric-ADK
Tech Manager
support@adkvideoediting.com