Ryan Rivard
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FINAL UPDATE:
Well, after about a week of “swapping drivers” (loading a different CUDA driver daily) I finally wiped my system clean. After getting everything reinstalled, it looks like that fixed the issue I was having.
My guess was that I was ultimately having a driver conflict with the CUDA or NVIDIA drivers and some other driver previously installed on my machine. I don’t know which driver was the problem, but if I had to guess it was the AJA for Premiere CS5 drivers or a leftover ATI GFX card driver.
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UPDATE AGAIN
I’ve updated the CUDA drivers to the latest version (which are the drivers I had started this whole thing using) and it’s working now. We’ll see if it continues to work tomorrow.
Ryan
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UPDATE:
After pulling a lot of old drivers out of the system, everything began to work okay, for a while. I feel like I just have to give the computer 12 hours and it then decides to shut the GPU acceleration back off. It’s currently off and I’m running out of ideas.
Ryan
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Well, to be honest, I’ve just gotten it working on my the Mac and haven’t had anything to edit just yet. However, from the quick tests that I ran, I noticed a definite improvement in playback of recently imported files.
I’ve used the CUDA graphics cards at home in my PC and I’ve loved it ever since I got them working (much easier on a PC by the way).
As far as the GTX 285 goes, it seems like it’ll do the job. I would have preferred to get the Quadro 4000 however, I’m not the one paying the bills so we went with the cheaper model. Good luck trying to find one, I had to get mine off of eBay (not my first, second, or third choice).
Ryan
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Hey All,
I just wanted to let you know, I’ve got my GTX 285 working. I hope this thread helps out anyone else that runs into these issues.
The secret to my success:
I downloaded and installed a different, older, set of CUDA drivers. The 4.1.29 Drivers to be exact. Not sure if that’s all the problem was, or if it was a combination of things, but she’s working fine as far as I can tell.
Ryan Rivard
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I forgot to mention that when the computer is in root access, the GPUSniffer detects the CUDA with no problems, but with my account, it won’t register.
Ryan Rivard
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Kristian,
I actually found a solution with a bit of digging. It was in another post. All you need to do is go to Sequence>Settings>General Tab and set the field dominance to “None”. That fixed it for me. According to the other post, Red Giant is aware and attempting to fix the problem.
Good Luck!
Ryan
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Kristian,
I’ve actually encountered the exact same problem. Have you had any luck figuring out a solution?
I’m also running FCP7 and MBL2.0
Ryan
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That’s definitely worth a test, we usually do have our cells in our pockets…
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Also, for anyone curious here’s our audio setup:
Mic to Preamp to Mixer to AJA ioHD to the Apple
Thanks!