Elemental Accelerator

Is anyone out there successfuly utilizing elemental accelerator 2.1 or 2.2 to edit AVCHD video in PPro CS 4.1? If so, I would love to hear what your experience with it has been. I am not having any luck so far.The Mainconcept encoder that comes with PPro works perfectly, but no go with the elemental encoder. Why bother? I have been asking myself the same question, but supposedly the elemental encoder should use the GPU to encode much faster.
System:
NVIDIA Quadro FX4800 191.00 driver
Intel Core i7 975 3.33 GHZ
12 gb Ram
Vista 64
Premiere Pro CS4.1
Elemental Accelerator just upgraded to version 2.2
Thanks for your input

Hello,
A bit of followup for the forum. In spite of truly epic efforts by Lisa and the support team at Elemental Accelerator, the software problems have yet to be resolved at least for my editing needs. It seems that the problem is with the NVIDIA driver. The EA team did put out a workaround that resolved the AME crash problems but at this point, I have found out that:
1. EA only shows acceleration for H.264 encoding and although my source is H.264 (.MTS), this software is not designed to accelerate encoding to .mpg or avi.
2. EA is not able to encode key framed opacity changes, ie fade in / fade out of clips or titles using key frame opacity changes
3. EA seems to be unable to encode any of the stock adobe video transitions (ie cross dissolves, additive dissolves etc) and when it encounters these transitions it defaluts to the stock MainConcepts encoder. Because of this, EA actually encodes a timeline with simple transitions SLOWER than the stock encoder that comes with PPro CS4.1
At this time, I have uninstalled Elemental Accelerator, but being the eternal optomist...when the new NVIDIA driver revision comes out, I will reinstall the EA and try it again. For the time being, the stock MainConcepts encoder meets all my needs and the rendering time is certainly tolerable. I will put my Elemental Accelerator disc into my "Things I Wish I Hadn't Purchased" museum......shelved neatly between my Ford Edsel owner's manual and folder of Enron stock certificates.
Until EA and NVIDIA iron out their incompatabilities, my advice is to save your money and invest it in an extra bag or two of good Costa Rican coffee to sip while you wait for the encoding to finish.

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Maaannn!!
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Thanks Neil,
I don't think my audio interface has anything to do with it.. I am using Adobe Media Encoder for the export and the Audio interface's latency has nothing to do with it.. I see the source of the problem but not the solution.. The Elemental plugin is not working properly with the transitions in Premiere. The transitions are visibly botched and the sound is in sync for a partial second of each clip, then the video skips backward as the sound keeps playing. This happens on every clip after the transition.
Whatever you were talking about might have to do with some kind of real time export, but to where? I think Premiere might have some auto plugin delay compensation for audio tracks.. I dont think you even read my post.. My MOTU 896 Mk3 audio interface has a 128 sample buffer leaving a few milliseconds of latency, and I can set it as low as 64.. This still has nothing to do with my problem.. Thanks for your input..
I am curious to know what you thought I was capturing elemental streams and audio from my interface in real time to.. I was unaware of anything that works like that in this type of editing..
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I think it falls apart here:
Photoshop CS
Unless, of course you really mean CS4/ CS5, not that legacy software. Still, even then, PS will rarely ever use, what you call, "true 8 cores". Most normal operations are simply not that computationally intense. Unless you use Merge to HDR, Panorama Merge, Content Aware Fill and 3D al lthe time, the system is considerably overpowered.
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Greetings,
I have run so many tests on this project I don't know what else to try, so here it goes...
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ASUS P6T mobo
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Quadro FX 1800 w/Elemental Accelerator
PPro Prem Prod CS4
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Thanks for your response dradeke. Yes, that was one of the fist things I checked. I double checked with Elemental Tech support, and even sent them my project files to see if they could duplicate the crashes but they have not found any issues on their end. I have all the updates to both CS4, EA, Windows.
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Does anybody know something about quadro fx 1800 support fo Premiere cs5 ?

Does anybody know something about quadro fx 1800 support fo Premiere cs5 ?
It`s very important to me. Premiere cs 4 supports fx 1800 if you have elemental accelerator.
So if you have any information please share.
cheers

Look here: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/609054?tstart=0

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welcome to the forum!
the FX 3800 offered by lenovo includes the card itself and a basic set of drivers on CD.
you can purchase elemental accellerator at a discounted price through nvidia (link) once you have a qualifying quadro FX card in your possession. the discounted price is $250 USD.
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As many users have noticed, there’s a new feature which is introduced in Office 2013 called "Hardware Graphics Acceleration", which sometimes is also called as "GPU rendering". The purpose of course is to improve performance.
As stated in the System Requirements for Office 2013, Graphics hardware acceleration requires a DirectX10 graphics card and a 1024 x 576 or higher resolution monitor.
A graphics processor helps increase the performance of certain features, such as drawing tables in Excel 2013 or transitions, animations, and video integration in PowerPoint 2013. Use of a graphics processor with Office 2013 requires a Microsoft DirectX
10-compliant graphics processor that has 64 MB of video memory. These processors were widely available in 2007. Most computers that are available today include a graphics processor that meets or exceeds this standard. But, if you or your users do not have
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(http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee624351(v=office.15).aspx)
The option of hardware graphics acceleration can be found in any Office applications from
FILE -> Options -> Advanced ->
Display -> Disable hardware graphics acceleration:
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Important This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure
that you follow these steps carefully. For added protection, back up the registry before you modify it. Then, you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry,
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Common\Graphics
DWORD: DisableHardwareAcceleration
Value: 1 to disable, 0 to enable
Administrators can deploy this setting using Group Policy as well. Follow the steps below:
Warning Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly by using Registry Editor or by using another method. These problems might require that you reinstall the operating system. Microsoft cannot guarantee that these
problems can be solved. Modify the registry at your own risk.
1. Add the following files to your domain controller: Office15.admx and
Office15.adml files to your domain controller and then
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For more information about how to use .admx and .adml files for Group Policy administration, go to the following Microsoft TechNet website:
How to manage Group Policy ADMX files
Please note the change is global: Changing this option in a single Office program also applies to other remaining Office programs. So you don't need to follow these steps for all Office programs one by one. If you want to just disable animations in Word
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When do we need to disable Hardware Graphics Acceleration?
I’ve seen in some cases users complain that Office Applications are laggy and slow, sometimes even hang/freeze. They have tried many things but couldn’t figure out the root. Actually, the animation sometimes can slow the performance down, once they disable
the Hardware Graphics Acceleration, the problem is gone.
There are also issues like blurred text/font, cursor hangs randomly in Office applications, we can disable this simple option to see if this fixes the problem.
Please note, the Hardware Graphics Acceleration option is not the only option that may cause issues. For example, an user needs to turn off the animation to improve the performance of Excel, but it doesn’t have any effects after disabling Hardware Graphics
Acceleration. Now let’s check this Windows setting:
On the Desktop, right click on This PC(or Computer) icon, select
Properties, then Advanced system settings on the left side, under
Advanced tab, click on the Settings button for
Performance.
Now we see this:
Uncheck the box for Animate controls and elements inside windows, click
OK button.
Now the problem should be gone.
Another case:
If you have blurred text/font issue in Word, you may consider to disable Hardware Graphics Acceleration. If this doesn’t help, what to do next?
Please go to FILE tab -> Options ->
Advanced -> Under Disable hardware graphics acceleration, there’s a checkbox for
Use Subpixel positioning to smooth fonts on screen, uncheck it and click
OK. The blurred text/font should be gone.
Summary
In this article I introduced how to configure Hardware Graphics Acceleration from applications, the registry and Group Policy. There are also some issues it may cause and what we should do to resolve them. If you have any ideas about this topic or any other
comment, please feel free to post in the forum, thank you.
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