Nvidia CUDA driver update fixes crashes for Premiere Pro and other applications

We are seeing reports that the CUDA 5.5.47 driver update released today addresses the crashing problems introduced by the CUDA 5.5.43 driver update in Premiere Pro and other applications. So, if you have an Nvidia GPU, please update your drivers to use the most recent version of the CUDA driver.
Thanks!

It should be added that only Macs and Quadros need the CUDA driver. That is not required for use with GeForce cards on Windows.

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Nvidia CUDA driver update fixes crashes for After Effects and other applications

We are seeing reports that the CUDA 5.5.47 driver update released today addresses the crashing problems introduced by the CUDA 5.5.43 driver update.
So, if you have an Nvidia GPU, please update your drivers to use the most recent version of the CUDA driver.
On Mac OS, you can update your version of the CUDA driver from the CUDA panel, available from the Mac OS System Preferences. For CUDA downloads, see the Nvidia website.
Also, make sure that you have installed the most recent updates for your Adobe video applications.

I actually had a very negative thing happen to me when I updated CUDA to 5.5.47, it broke my computer! Here's what happened and how you might put a band-aid on it for the time being....
Specs:
MacPro (Mid 2010)
Mavericks 10.9.2
ATI Radieon HD 5770 1024 MB
1) I went to System Preferences > CUDA > Update and ran the updated for 5.5.47
2) After the update was successful, I launched Adobe Prelude CC and it crashed immediately. Then I launched Adobe Premiere CC, crashed on startup.
3) I restarted my computer
4) Tried launching Adobe Prelude CC again, crashed.
5) Restarted my computer in Single User Mode, Ran a File System Check, shows that the Mac HD Appeared to Be "Okay"
6) Rebooted and went to System Preferences > CUDA, it shows that I had 5.5.47 but that a UPDATE WAS REQUIRED, the problem was that it didn't have an update button
7) I went to the CUDA update website and found the 5.5.47 update for Mac, ran it and it appeared to install successfully, but the applications still crashed and the preference pane for CUDA still showed that an update was required.
8) I called Apple, they suggested re-installing Mavericks, so I did. Still the apps crashed and CUDA showed 5.5.47 with an update still being required
9) I searched for CUDA and found that it was in HD > Library > Frameworks
10) I moved the CUDA Framework file to my Desktop to make a copy and to remove it from the Frameworks folder
11) Launched Adobe Prelude CC and Adobe Premiere CC and they worked fine.
I know CUDA does some wonderful things when it works, so if anyone has any suggestions on how to re-install and it get it working again, please let me know.

I am the only who's 2014.1 Update is failing for Premiere Pro and Photoshop??

I just went to update my Adobe CC Photoshop and Premiere Pro to 2014.1 and I get a failed message on both to retry. Dynamiclinkmanager or something for Premiere and im not sure the other error for other. Is this happening to anyone else??

Hi Espience Films,
We can certainly try to help you with the situation, please provide the below mentioned details so that we can assist you appropriately.
OS version:
Specific Error:
Screenshot if possible:
Thanks,
Atul Saini

I renewed my membership for premiere pro and I still can't use the app, what should i do

I renewed my membership for premiere pro and I still can't use the app, what should i do

Hi Lara,
Lara Puharic wrote:
I renewed my membership for premiere pro and I still can't use the app, what should i do
Why can't you use it? Do you get a warning? Does the application not launch? What happens? Answering these questions will help: FAQ: What information should I provide when asking a question on this forum?
Thanks,
Kevin

I've tried to download a free trial for Premiere Pro and It'll say it is downloading now, but nothing is downloading.

The free trial for premiere pro is not downloading even though it says it is, what do I do?

Without proper system info and other details like what Internet connection nobody can tell you much.
Mylenium

Optimum workflow for Premiere Pro and After Effects

I have been using Premiere Pro CS4 for three or four years. As I take on more ambitious projects, I have begun learning AE as well, since it offers many capabilities that PP alone doesn't.
I am puzzled about how best to use the two programs, since much of their functionality overlaps.
I typically import my raw footage from the camera into PP and do the basic editing and tweaking as required. I record the audio separately, so I import and sync the audio into PP as well.
I generally shoot in front of a green screen, key out the green, drop the background in, then add titles during the stream.
I have done all this in PP up to this point, but I am looking for the most efficient way to integrate the two applications. It seems to me that rendering a PP project that is linked to AE content takes a lot longer than I am accustomed to.
Can anyone shed any light on the best way to take advantage of the strengths of both programs together?
Thanks,
Joe Parsons

If you're happy with the chroma key you get, I wouldn't change a thing. Oh, maybe I'd make an animated lower-third background or some classy-looking backgrounds in AE. But if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

What is the best cpu for Premiere Pro and autocad?

I am considering these three cpu's. My build has to run Premiere Pro CS6 and the latest Autocad (I know this a Adobe forum, but if any out there also run Autocad in addition to PP...let me hear from you and what your build is).
I am PP hobby enthusiast/student/want to eventually have video postproduction company in future. Right now autocad is 'bread and butter' part-time.
These three are in my price range...which would you choose for PP and why? (side comments about autocad suitability also appreciated)
1. Core i7-3930K Sandy Bridge-E 3.2GHz (3.8GHz Turbo) LGA 2011 130W
2. Core i7-4770K Haswell 3.5GHz LGA 1150 84W
3. Core i7-3770K Ivy Bridge 3.5GHz (3.9GHz Turbo) LGA 1155 77W

Note that AutoCad is not an avanced software, it only uses one cpu thread (so if you have a fast solo processor that's all AutoCad makes use of) but the cpus mentioned above are the fastest cpus per single core. I don't know about the Premiere Pro i.e. what this program does in the regard of utilizing all cores and threads, but AutoCad for sure does not. So an AutoCad machine only needs a fast CPU, good memory and a graphics card that AutoCad knows how to make use of in 3D (if you are using AutoCad for 3D) but AutoCad is definitely not the program to consider for use in 3D modeling. AutoCad is still vector based program (and probably will continue to be in future, since there will always be some need for vector based design software) but Autodesk does have software that is not vector based like Inventor.

Are there digital versions of CIB for Premiere Pro and InDesign?

As I travel quite a bit, I am finding that lugging around these two books is just more heavy baggage. I looked on the net but cannot find any digital versions in a straight PDF file, (not kindle or ibook).
Does anyone know if Adobe has this available or intends to?
Thanks.
PS - I am the one who had trouble about 6 months ago with the DVD disc in Premiere CIB and never got anywhere with Peachpit Press in trying to get another copy.

A Google search turned this up:
http://www.amazon.com/Adobe-Premiere-Classroom-Book-ebook/dp/B0040EJV70
> Does anyone know if Adobe has this available or intends to?
As we mentioned before, this is not an Adobe product.

I am not a Mac user, but Premiere Pro and other Adobe programs are installed on the Macs used by our freelance artists and editors.

We have video clips of interviews stored on a Mac-formatted external hard drive. Our new editor explained that in order to have authentic time codes, we must transcribe them using Premiere Pro. What is the most efficient way to do so?
In other words, should I open a Word doc, start listening to the interviews and type them? Is there a dictation option within Premiere or a note pad I can type into and save them? I am really baffled.

I think I've figured out that there is no dictation program.
When I open the video clips in Premiere Pro, they will not play. If I can figure out that problem, I wont worry about anything else. Isn't PP, a media player in and of itself? I must not be opening it correctly.

Library content missing for Adobe Creative Suite - for Premiere Pro and Encore. Use CS6 content?

Can I use CS6 download and installer and apply it to my CS5 programs?
Thank you!

The basic content is an installer, so I want to say "no."t But I don't know what it actually would do if CS6 is not installed. But the CS6 functional content installer (for PR and EN) REMOVES the CS5.5 Encore library. Go figure.
This was true some time ago, and I have not heard it was fixed.
If would try the process and see if the content can be uncompressed. In the end, it is just content in folders.
For the Encore full library templates and buttons etc, you can just expand the compressed file and use it in CS5.

Laptop for Premiere Pro and after Effects

Hello Everyone,
I would like to buy a new laptop to work with premiere and after effects. I found this one at Schenker and costumized it.
Do you think this is a good one? Did I make the right decisions in costumizing?
Thanks!
Marius

Some previous discussions from the Hardware sub-forum
http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere/hardware_forum?view=discussions
Laptop Video Editing PC - http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1369220?tstart=0
-Laptop to edit 4k red video http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1108124

What's the biggest difference between Premiere Pro and other options?

Thanks!

"Other options" ... as in NLE's? You're not very specific there ... so all I can do is note that all other video processing programs are designed to realistically do one part of the task, with the need to pass-off to different programs typically by different makers to do the Whole Job. Adobe's pro video programs are designed to work together, and do so pretty well in all. PrPro for editing your footage into a viewable form/timeline, AfterEffects for any specific needs for Fx work, SpeedGrade for colorist/grading work (making it pretty or day-to-night or whatnot) and Audition for cleaning up, augmenting, or building your audio, then to Adobe Media Encoder for outputting to all sorts of codecs/formats for final use.
Neil

Is there no User Guide for Premiere Pro CS6?

I am a FCP7 refugee trying to decide between Avid and PP CS6. After waiting for a few weeks for it to be available, I have been lookiig through the PP CS6 Help PDF. I was surprised to see that it is not a complete reference guide documenting the features of the application, but instead a mish-mash of short descriptions, with numerous links to videos, documents from earlier versions, and other external locations where one has to go to get the actual information--not very helpful as a guide to the application. Is there actually no comprehensive user guide from Adobe in a single document or PDF? Or is the only way to get information about the application to navigate through all these disjointed materials?
If there is such a user guide, I would very much like to know where I can find it. If there isn't, I would have to count this as a very big factor in favor of deciding to go with Avid. This is particularly true given the absence of any current third-party books on PPro CS6, although such books are hardly a substitute for a well written and comprehensive user guide, something which is also true of the help PDF.

Groppler wrote:
Since the links are to the on-line CS6 help and the PDF version of that help, both of which are a collection of materials concerning CS5, CS5.5 and CS6...
Yes, for CS6, new information was added to the CS5/CS5.5 documentation. We had to go this route because we are working with brand new documentation software. There simply was not enough time to integrate the software and complete a whole new set of documentation. Believe me, it was enough of a challenge integrating the old system with the new one--in addition to creating the articles for new features, and the connective tissue between them.
There is only one person that does the docs for Premiere Pro, and that is me. I have limitations and guidelines I must follow, so I hope you understand.
Groppler wrote:
...with links to external sources you have to go to for information, I guess the answer to my question is that there is no true user guide for Premiere Pro CS6 that one can go to for comprehensive information about the application...
No, this is the Help. It has BOTH the comprehensive details about the software and community content where you can see how people are actually using the software. If the Help is lacking details about any feature, please alert me and I will include those details. I work directly from the engineering documentation and include every detail I can about any feature.
Since my time is limited, I don't always have time to make supplemental materials like video tutorials, or articles. That's why I link to them. The crucial info is included in the docs, the community content is material that I personally approve as helpful and supportive to the documentation.
Groppler wrote:
...without sorting through irrelevant information or navigating to all these third-party sites to see if they have information you are looking for.
None of the community content is irrelevant. I sort through it all very carefully. Community content is supportive and helpful to users. It should not be necessary to sort through these tutorials as the info should be right in the docs. Community content is supplemental. If you don't find the information you were looking for in the docs themselves, create a comment right on the Help page and I'll see to it that it gets fixed ASAP.
Groppler wrote:
I am quite surprised by this and think the absence of a real user guide is a significant shortcoming of Premiere Pro, not shared by other products on the market.
It is a real user guide. I'm sorry you don't feel that way. If you want a doc with only Premiere Pro CS6 info in it, I can understand that request. Unfortunately, that was impossible for this round.
If you have any suggestions for the next round of Help documentation, a better place than here would be the Community Help forum. Please voice your concerns there, as the people that actually make decisions about Help are hanging out there.

Are these video card perfect voor premiere pro and after effect ?

I want to my a new laptop but i don't know what good gpu's are for premiere pro and after effect
are thise cpu perfect ?
3GB NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 555M Graphics Card
1GB NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 550M Graphics Card
1GB NVIDIA® GeForce™ 435M GT grafische kaart (Wireless N1000 Card Only)
1GB NVIDIA® GeForce™ 420M GT grafische kaart

None are perfect, for the simple reason that all laptops are handicapped.
The best looks to be the 3 GB 555M. None of these cards are on the supported list, so you must try to hack them. Hacking is not difficult but there are no guarantees it will work and we have not yet seen results from these cards.

Apple, Mac Pro, Amd vs Nvidia with cuda? Why, and what to buy for Premiere Pro?

Mac Pro has dual Amd video cards installed, and does not offer Nvidia cards with Cuda in this line up, as far as I can tell. The iMacs offer nvidia cards which seem a better choice for Premiere Pro which uses the cuda rendering capabilities. Which would be best for Premiere Pro? The quad Mac Pro, or the top of the line iMac with double the ram, say 32gigs vs 16 in the Mac Pro? Why did Apple put AMD cards in the Mac Pro line?

jtopenshaw wrote:
Why did Apple put AMD cards in the Mac Pro line?
Apple believes that OpenCL, not CUDA, is the future of GPGPU computing. CUDA is closed and proprietary to nVidia only. OpenCL is, as the name says: open.
As of the creation and planning of the Mac Pro, nVidia's GPUs were (and most of them still are) very poor performers when it comes to OpenCL. I expect that, over time, nVidia will catch up to AMD regarding OpenCL. But they're not quite there yet, across the board.
Why are the GPUs in the iMac (and Macbook Pro) nVidia? They make better and more efficient mobile GPUs at this point in time. The GPU in the iMac is similar to the GPU in the Macbook Pro in that they're both mobile, not desktop GPUs. AMD has a fairly poor representation in that market (so far), so Apple stuck with nVidia.
It's likely that Apple doesn't see the iMac and Macbook Pro lineup as devices to be used for massive GPGPU processing. The Mac Pro, on the other hand is where they see that being used heavily. Perhaps when and if AMD decides to produce an efficient and powerful mobile GPU, Apple will cut (back) over to them. But one can only guess, there.
Ugio wrote:
What I can tell you it's that the mixture between Mac Pro (2013) and the last Adobe Suite does not worth the money.
That's fair and is your opinion. I don't agree. :-)

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