Matthew Winfree
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Thats a SAMI file i think you’re referencing. for sub-titles or closed caption text. I believe SVP can edit inline *.smi files, but not create them. I do remember though the APP CS4 or CS5 has the ability to create transcriptions of text from video. Just an inline tool you have the audio scrub the video file.
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/PremierePro/4.0/WS29F692D2-7A49-44db-A109-AE016B766767.html
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Video card isn’t it, as my team also uses the AMD FirePro V4800 cards to render. Same issues. I’ve also seen the color effects, and had it appear with the default settings. I was at first convinced it had to deal with the rendered resolution we were using which was 1920×1200. At lower resolutions I had more varied success but ALWAYS got failures at this res. We have since disabled GPU rendering, but I’ve also re-imaged my workstation 3 times now. I’ve been changing vid cards back and forth between the V4800 and GTX570 with exact results. When utilizing 56GB of DDR3 1333MHZ RAM I’d say that the Dynamic Ram preview setting to 512mb is a waste. Setting it lower? Why? I’ve nearly maxed out this workstation for this program alone. The program stops seeing all the threads my machine has at 12 threads, but why skimp on the dynamic preview? I ought to be able to throw 4096MB in there and still have this machine fly… I’m about one more re-image away from heading back to SVP10. It’s really to the point of asking for my upgrade fees back, times 3…
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i believe this is a similar issue most people are experiencing. I too have an EVGA GTX570 HD 2.5GB card that is a dog with the new SVP11 64bit. I purchased the card specifically for SVP11’s gpu capabilities. All I read about is disabling the feature and move on. It’s not a fix, it’s a non-fix. However I then read about others having issues with Adobe’s software so… seems like it’s just a bad time in the video rendering world…
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Using a Dell Precision T5500 with Dual x5650 Procs (6 cores 12mb each proc), hyperthreaded (this means 24 threads) running 54GB of DDR3 RAM in a 24-6-24GB bank scheme. Dual 1.5TB 7200 HDD in Raid-0; 2 partitions for OS and Scratch. Also running an 8GB Patriot ReadyBoost Drive. Creative X-FI ASIO sound card in addition to Presonus FireStudio IO. Enterprise 64bit with the EVGA GTX 570-HD 2.5GB on latest stable driver. All this in prep for GPU accelerated rendering and you’re telling me to disable it? Is this more of an issue to disable, or more likely to uninstall SVP11 and move back to SVP10? Amazingly, I’m interested in specifically producing media for a video wall whos native resolution is 1920×1200. It crashes EVERY time it gets around 10% into ANY project I’m working on. Specifically using the Sony MP4 variant in hopes of getting more out of the software. What gives? Did Sony elaborate on future iterations of SVP11? 521 was recently released but even after CLEAN wiping and reinstalling, it still freezes! I’m NOT interested in running render projects at less than the native resolution as the Spyder X20 can handle it pushing the videos I produce. I just need to be able to MAKE the darn videos!! I use a battery of iZotope audio plugins, and the native SVP plugins… Nothing that seems outlandish for a system like this though… Thoughts????