[Steve Martin]

Yes, AE 12.2 is slow to save for me too.

I think it’s a bug. AE is buggy software IMO. 12.1 would give me a memory error message on closing, and now this in 12.2 Sigh…

[Steve Martin]

That list is for Adobe CC

CS6 will differ. There is a way to “trick” After Effects into recognizing other than supported cards.

https://www.vidmuze.com/how-to-enable-gpu-cuda-in-adobe-cs6-for-mac/

Neat trick 😉

[Steve Martin]

Here ya go

https://www.adobe.com/products/aftereffects/tech-specs.edu.html

[Steve Martin]

Sounds like you need to go to the NVIDIA website and download the CUDA driver

[Steve Martin]

Cool, glad I could help. Sometimes motion blur and frame blending don’t play nice together.

[Steve Martin]

Do you have Frame Blending turned on? I’ve had strange results when set to Pixel Motion sometimes, no idea why.

[Steve Martin]

You might check this out

[Steve Martin]

H.264 is not an editing codec, you need to convert it to something else. I convert to ProRes and my laptop will then happily edit my 5DMkII footage.
Hope this helps.

[Steve Martin]

Thanks, I’ve been using Standard, so I guess I can mess around with some of the other ones. I use ACR on my RAW files anyway but my interval sequences are 500 frames or more so using say the Landscape preset may be helpful with clouds and such.

[Steve Martin]

Thanks Robbie, I’ll be looking forward to Canons update.
Steve.