Quadro CX SDI Premiere Pro bundle

Nvidia Quadro CX with Premiere Pro CS4 bundle advertising: "SDI capability via optional Quadro SDI board and application plug-ins".
Then, is possible SDI output for Premiere Pro with this board?, where is the plugins?
Thanks

You will need to speak to the manufacturer, not Adobe.
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Bad performance quadro 4800 and premiere pro

Could someone please help me understand if somethings wrong with my settings or if my 4800 is defected?
I run OSX Lion 10.7.2 and have the quadro fx 4800 installed in a:
Mac Pro 4,1
2 x 2.93Ghz Quad-core Intel Xeon
12GB of Ram
with two additional Geforce GT 120 installed too.
the latest drivers for the 4800
GPU driver version: 7.12.9 270.05.10f03
CUDA driver version: 4.0.50
I run Premiere 5.5.2 and have tested the performance with the two different settings:
Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration
Mercury Playback Engine Software Only
I did this test because I didn’t feel my 4800 did the work I’ve read everywhere it should. Adding simple text titles to AVCHD footage made my playback drop frames.
Anyhow, I tested my machine with 1920x1080 AVCHD and added video layers until I started to see stutter during playback. First with “Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration”. With 14 video layers sized down so you could see them all beside one another playback started to drop frames. The yellow line was still yellow in the top of the timeline. Shouldn’t it turn red if the footage needs rendering?
I then switched to “Mercury Playback Engine Software Only” and the yellow line turned red. The strange thing is that when I played back the same 14 layers of video the dropped frames where gone!! Isn’t this beyond strange??? Shouldn’t everything run more smooth with the “Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration”?
Has it got anything to do with my Geforce GT 120 installed? Should I get rid of those? My two 24 inch apple displays are both connected to the 4800.
PLEASE help me or redirect me to some good forums!

After testing final cut (which I love) and Premiere back and forth with the exact same media I notice that editing prores in Final cut is the best when it comes to just edit the film. Sure Premiere does take native MTS files but what good is this when it doesn't run fluidly? Comparing playback and editing with prores in Final Cut and Premiere makes me realize that on my computer, don't ask me why, a rendered sequence with prores material in Premiere is far more jerky than a sequence with prores that "do not need render" in Final cut. Shouldn't they be the same?? Movements like camera pans that originally were shot really smoothly isn't as smooth as they should be playing back in premiere (and yes I know I got the right sequence settings and all). Final cut however gives me what I want.
To me it all comes down to how good the editing App presents what you currently are editing. Adobe has many advantages with the dynamic link and so on but playback is a such an important part of editing!! Has anyone got the same problem with "not as smooth playback as you would really want" even though the sequence is rendered displaying a green line??
Thanks for the links lasvideo but I practically read every article there is about CUDA, premiere and mercury playback engine already.
Anyone knows anything about Adobe CS 6 release dates?
12 dec 2011 kl. 22:03 skrev lasvideo:
Re: bad performance quadro 4800 and premiere pro
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Some answers for you right from the horses mouth
http://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/2011/02/cuda-mercury-playba ck-engine-and-adobe-premiere-pro.html
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3804386#3804386
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W530 Quadro K2000m and Premiere Pro CS6

Hi all,
I have a W530 with i7, Q K2000m, 32gb ram and 3 interal drives (1msata ssd, 2 hgst 7k1000 1tb in the other two bays). I don't know whether I have an issue or not, but:
1) CUDA acceleration is enabled. So we're OK in this.
2) When I assemble a few clips together, although the render line is yellow, after a few seconds, the videos start becoming choppy. So, I was wondering how can this because I am only editing a 720p timeline and I have not graded anything yet. Just warp stabilizer on some clips and some of them (since I shot at 60p) are slowed down to 24p.
3) When I run GPU-Z, I am only seeing a 8-15% GPU load rate.
4) Because I can't reverse time and stabilize at the same time, I stabilized a clip on another sequence and then nested that sequence in my main sequence. Now, when I reverse that nested sequence...I get a blank screen UNLESS I kill the hardware acceleration and switch to CPU only (this seems to be a Premiere Pro issue)
5) I did everything possible to make sure that the Quadro card was working. I turned everything to "Performance NVIDIA graphics) in the NVIDIA control panel. I installed the latest drivers from NVIDIA the day before yesterday. I even flashed my BIOS to the latest downloadabale from Lenovo's System Update.
Am I missing something? Or is the card just underclocked and under-powered on purpose? Why can it not run at beyond 15% load when the clips are choppy on playback?
You may noticed I am a bit frustrated...but hey...I love the machine so I hope I am missing something that I can set up to make it all run smoothly again.
Many thanks for any ideas, guidance.
PS: All captured clips are in the 1st HDD on the main bay and the scratch/preview disk is the 2nd HDD on the CD drive. Premiere is running from the mSATA SSD (Plextor M5M 256GB)
Solved!
Go to Solution.

I don't have Premiere, so I can't see by comparison what happens on my own W530 which only has a K1000m. I also don't know if your symptoms are due to hardware or sofware (i.e. Premiere itself). Do you have another machine of your own to try the same experiment against, to see what GPU usage measures at and whether the visual results are seemingly as poor as you describe on your W530, or are they much better visual results and much higher performing as measured?
Aside from our both doing something in common, to compare results, I just took a look at two video applications on my own W530: (a) VideoReDo TV Suite 5 editing both 720p and 1080i copy-freely WTV recorded videos made by Windows Media Center (on my HTPC), and (b) Windows Media Center running on the W530 and playing both of these 720p and 1080i WTV recordings. I opened GPU-Z while the video apps were running to monitor the GPU load. I also have Aida64 running, which also displays presumably the same "GPU utilization". I expect VRD to use less GPU horsepower than Windows Media Center uses.
Also, here is my Lenovo Power Manager setup, with my i7-3720QM 8GB W530/K1000m 512GB Samsung 840 Pro SSD powered into the wall. The display is external 24" Eizo S2433W monitor (miniDP->DP from the W530), 1920x1200, laptop screen OFF. I'm running "discrete graphics" in the BIOS, using "retail" nVidia driver 347.88.
And here's Windows Media Center playing a 1080i video (which involves hardware de-interlacing), and showing 57% GPU load through GPU-Z. Note that with Aida64 (on the right side of the image) it also shows 55% GPU utilization, so this number is clearly correct.
And the same clip being "edited" using VideoRedo. Note that GPU usage is now down to 35% (at least at this instant), as I expected. I'm quite sure hardware de-interlacing is also taking place.
Video performance with both apps is superb.
Anyway, without our being able to duplicate the other's test situation, I don't know what to suggest that you haven't already done. Unfortunately I don't have Premiere to try.

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bought photoshop and premiere bundle, couldnt download from website on mac, finally figured out how to get creative cloud app on mac, downloaded apps. It gave me trial versions, problem is i paid for full membership already. need to uprade to full membership. wondering if i should return products? thinking i maybe bought windows version and cant download to mac...

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Premiere Pro CC 2014にてpsdレイヤーファイルの読み込みダイアログボックスが出ずに固まります

恐れ入ります。
Windows 7 Professional
Service Pack 1
Intel Core i7-4770 CPU 3.40GHz
メモリ 32.0GB
64bit
NVIDIA Quadro K2000
上記環境におきまして、
Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014
Adobe Photoshop Pro CC 2014
を使用しております。
以前は正常に動作していたのに、
数日前から、下記症状が出ております。
①prprojファイルに、psdファイルを読み込む際に表示されるはずの「レイヤーファイルの読み込み」ダイアログボックスが表示されずに固まる
②タスクマネージャーにてPremiereの「タスクを終了」すると、
===========================
　Premiere Pro Debug Event
===========================
　Premiere Pro has encountered an error.
　[..\..\Src\ProjectActions.cpp-4255]
[Continue]
===========================
というアラートが表示され、[Continue]を押すと終了する
今回読み込みに失敗しているpsdのレイヤーファイルの設定は下記です。
カラーモード：RGBカラー
解像度：72 pixel/inch
サイズ：1280*720px
レイヤー数：3
ファイルサイズ：377KB
（特殊な描画モードやノックアウトオプションなどは特にしておりません。）
なお、同ファイルをAdobe AfterEffect CC 2014で読み込んでみたところ、正常に読み込めました。
そこで下記対応を試みましたが、効果はありませんでした。
・Premiereのメディアキャッシュデータベースを消去
・「Adobe Premiere Pro Preview Files」フォルダを削除
・Photoshopの環境設定にて仮想記憶ディスクをデフォルト（C）からD:\に変更
・ビデオカードドライバの更新
・前バージョン（Adobe Premiere Pro CC）のアンインストール
・「管理者として実行」の後、同じ動作を実行
・アプリの再インストール
・CCアカウントをログアウト→再度ログイン
検索してもなかなか同じような症状が出てきませんでしたのでこちらに書き込ませていただきました。
始めての書き込みで稚拙な文章になってしまい申し訳ございません。
何卒、ご教示いただけますと幸いです。

うどんFC様
早速のお返事ありがとうございます！
ご提案の件（「・Adobe全製品削除後、手動で残存フォルダ削除しての再インストール」に関しては最終手段と判断したので、これ以外）を試してみて、
下記結果が得られましたのでご報告いたします。
・環境設定フォルダ「8.0」の削除
→変化なし
・キャッシュファイルを手動で全削除
→変化なし
・Windowsの新規ユーザアカウント作成して試行
→成功しました！（アカウントを戻すとやはり固まりました。）
また、ご指摘の点については、下記の通りです。
・以前は「同じ特定のPSDファイル」ではありませんが、類似の設定で保存されたpsdファイルは読み込めていました。
・いま、PSDファイルは、全部同じ状況です。
・問題のPSDファイルをレイヤーごとに別ファイルにして単独レイヤーにしても、同じ結果になります。
・メディアブラウザでPSDファイルを表示し右クリ＞読み込みでも、同じでした。
・同じくメディアブラウザでPSDファイルをダブルクリックした場合
（ダイアログは出ず統合レイヤーになりますが）ソースパネルに→こちらは読み込めました！
つまり現状として、
・Windowsの別アカウント上では正常に動作します。（ただ理想としては元アカウント上でも正常に動作してほしい。）
・メディアブラウザ経由でダブルクリックした場合に限り、しかも統合レイヤーでの読み込みは可能です。
ちなみに…古いバージョンのPremiere Pro CCは既にアンインストールしてしまい試せませんでした。。
うどんFC様のおかげで光が見えてきたような気がいたします。
もう少し調べてみて、解決しなければ「・Adobe全製品削除後、手動で残存フォルダ削除しての再インストール」を試してみようと思います。
ご協力、まことに感謝いたします！

Blackmagic ultra studio sdi not working with Premiere Pro 8cc or A.E.cc(2014) on win7 GT630m i7 laptop - But works in A.E.cc(12.2.1.5)

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Problem Solved! (with a small catch)
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Marc_Lec Answered (and I paraphrase here)"...I had the same problem and this is what I did. In 'Preferences Memory' I increased the memory reserved for other application to at least half the installed and changed the optimize render from 'performance' to 'memory."
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I changed my Memory reserved for Other Applications from the default 7gigs to 1/2 of my approx.31 available Gigs = 16Gigs. Viola!
No more crashing what-so-ever!
I still have to purchase an older GTX 980 graphics card to take advantage of Adobe's approved code to utilize X=Cuda Cores and GPU, but I think I'll hang onto my new TitanX, in hopes that Adobe will write code and approve it someday in the near future.
Now why doesn't Adobe say this officially about Memory Settings? (I don't know maybe they do and I missed I somewhere)
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Premiere Pro running slow with Quadro 4000 on Mac-Pro

Hi Forum, I could really use some help.
I recently upgraded to CS6 abnd have been having major speed issues in Premiere Pro ever since. At the time I was running with an ATI Radeon HD 5870 1GB and using CS5.5 with no issues.
After installing CS6 my Premiere Pro projects just slowed to a crawl. After doing some hasty research online i "upgraded" to the Quadro 4000 for Mac. It made the applications usable but still frustratingly slow. Exporting projects either directly from Premiere Pro or through Media Encoder is 2-3 times slower than before. I'm ready to ditch CS6 and go back to CS5.5 if necessary as it is serioulsy impacting my productivity.
Any advice on fixing this issue would be greaty appreciated. Hardware, work-flow, software recommendations? I'll take it all!
I also use two Mac monitors (only one of which is hooked up as I am awaiting the arrival of a converter to hook the second to the DVI-I) and would like to use 3 but I cannot run the ATI card at the same time as the Quado as there are only two power supply sources in the mac-pro housing.
My projects typically look like this:
Project Settings:
Quicktime DV NTSC
Codec: DV25 NTSC
720x480
Raw sequence:
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MTS Format 1080p
Multi-cam Equence:
Camera edits from the raw sequence:
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1 Voice track
2-3 music tracks (mp3)
1-2 photoshop layers
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System Specs
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Memory 16 GB 1066 MHz DDR3 ECC
Graphics NVIDIA Quadro 4000 2048 MB
Software Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5 (11G63)

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why would the encoder have the option to choose between mercury playback engine using GPU, or sofware encoding only!
From the article linked to earlier:
The video card and hardware MPE is not the holy grail. It helps in some circumstances to improve performance and rather significantly, but in other instances it does not help at all, as is indicated in the link above. People often think that installing a super fast video card will reduce export times by a significant amount of time. That is not true. It only helps in a limited number of situations. Keep in mind that:
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Premiere Pro CC hangs on splash screen "loading ExporterQuicktimeHost.bundle"

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This happened before when I had CS6. I'm now using CC and haven't had problems until now. I again get the hang up while loading. Previously I trashed the loading ExporterQuicktimeHost.bundle file and this solved the problem.
I tried to contact support. I thought my subscription to CC included support, apparently not.
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Thanks for the response Kevin.
I tried repairing permissions.
I recently installed OSX 10.8.4 but I've been succesfully using PP since then. PP is up to date v7.0.1
I have read the other forum posts on this.
Again, this problem cropped up using PP CS6, but I was able fix it using this procedure:
1. Go to Applications
2. Go to Adobe Premiere CS6
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4. Go to Contents –> Plug-ins –> Common
5. Move the following files to the desktop: ExporterQuicktimeHost.bundle and ImporterQuicktimeHost.bundle
6. Restart Adobe Premiere CS6 and it will successfully open up
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I desperately need to get back to work.
Even though I feel Adobe support should be included in a CC subscription, I'm considering purchasing Adobe Bronze support with a max wait time of 4 hours and only alloted phone calls for $175
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Does Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 not support the Quadro K2000D GPU card?

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May i know which Operating system you are using including name and version. Do you have any pending update for premiere pro cc try install updates for premiere pro.
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I am trying to decide on which video card to get with my new Windows 7 desktop. I run CS4 Master Suite, mostly:
Premiere Pro
After Effects
Photoshop
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1.Stability.
2. Performance (most importantly for PP and AE, less so for PS)
3. Quiet. I don't want a jet engine in my office.
4. Price. I will spend whatever it takes, but less is more!
I have been researching this for days and cannot figure out what the answer is. I see on the PPBM project that the top machines use a ATI HD4870, but I have also seen some reviews that this card can be pretty noisy.
In case it matters, here are the specs on my new machine:
The new machine is a Dell XPS 9000 (basically a newer version of my current machine). It will sport:
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Dual 30" 2560 x 1600 monitors
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+1 on the very slow green drives
for Adobe you never want an ATI card
nVidia is Cuda enabled and off loads some of the load to GPU.
with upcoming CS5 and the Mercury engine you have very very few choices. all are nVidia
285
and higher Quadro series. (which give no absolutely no performance gain over the 285) in fact most of the quadro are based on the much slower 260.
nVidia managed to get Adobe to agree to this can you guess why?
hopefully before release they will at least support the 295 and (doubtfully the 260)
Scott
ADK

Flicker footage in Premiere Pro CC 2014.2. Tested on different computers. When waiting for fixes this bug?

Flicker appears solely the fault of Premiere Pro CC 2014.2. Tested on different computers. Used as nVidia Quadro and GeForce GTX770. Drivers were different. Everywhere equally evident flicker. Incidentally, it defies logic and may occur at different film pieces. If re-render that flicker may occur on another spot in the video.
It can occur even in the parts without filters !!! But no all time.
ver 2014.2 - win 7 - intel i7-4770 - gtx 770 - flicker!
ver 2014.2 - win 7 - intel i7-4770 - Intel HD Graphics 4600 - flicker!
ver 2014.2 - win 7 - intel i7-2700K - quadro 2000 - flicker!
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When waiting for fixes this bug?

Hi Aleksey,
Flicker appears solely the fault of Premiere Pro CC 2014.2. Tested on different computers. Used as nVidia Quadro and GeForce GTX770. Drivers were different.
Have you tried with the Mercury Playback Engine set to "Software Only?" More info please: FAQ: What information should I provide when asking a question on this forum?
Everywhere equally evident flicker. Incidentally, it defies logic and may occur at different film pieces. If re-render that flicker may occur on another spot in the video.
Is this a brand new project or one you updated from an earlier version? What kind of footage are you exporting? Which preset are you using?
When waiting for fixes this bug?
If I can repeat the case here with the same hardware, GPU, and drivers, that would be easier to fix the bug. Currently, I cannot recreate the bug. If you or anyone else can provide me with steps to recreate the bug, that would help immensely. It sounds like this will be the difficult thing.
Thanks,
Kevin

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Here some sys-spec for further Infos:
Asus P6T WS
core i7 920 @ 2,67 GHz
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Nvidia Quadro FX 3800
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I attach the error-log, because i don't have a screenshot at the moment.
Can somebody help, please.
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE crashreport SYSTEM "AdobeCrashReporter.dtd">
<crashreport version="1.1" crVersion="3.0.20080806" applicationName="Adobe Premiere Pro CS4" applicationVersion="4. 1. 0. 0" build="unknown">
<time year="2009" month="12" day="18" hour="11" minute="52" second="30"/>
<user guid="e48ea60d-2b23-48cf-839d-de697dc305a0"/>
<system platform="windows" osversion="6.1.7100 SP 0.0" applicationlanguage="Sprachneutral" userlanguage="de_DE" oslanguage="de_DE" ram="6135" machine="Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67GHz" model="Intel64 Family 6 Model 26 Stepping 4" cpuCount="8" cpuFreq="2672 MHz" busFreq="" locale="Deutsch (Deutschland)"/>
<crash exception="EXCEPTION_BREAKPOINT" instruction="0x0052df50">
<backtrace crashedThread="0">
<thread index="0">
<stackStatement index="0" address="0x0052df50" symbolname="dvacore::debug::DVA_DebugBreak"/>
<stackStatement index="1" address="0x005afd1a" symbolname="dvacore::utility::ThreadSafeMessageDialog"/>
<stackStatement index="2" address="0x0052df09" symbolname="dvacore::debug::BreakAfterContractDialog"/>
<stackStatement index="3" address="0x770adfee" symbolname="RtlFreeHeap"/>
<stackStatement index="4" address="0x0026a52a" symbolname="ASL::PathUtils::IsNormalizedPath"/>
<stackStatement index="5" address="0x770ae134" symbolname="RtlFreeHeap"/>
<stackStatement index="6" address="0x770adf2e" symbolname="RtlAllocateHeap"/>
<stackStatement index="7" address="0x770ae134" symbolname="RtlFreeHeap"/>
<stackStatement index="8" address="0x770adf2e" symbolname="RtlAllocateHeap"/>
<stackStatement index="9" address="0x770adfee" symbolname="RtlFreeHeap"/>
<stackStatement index="10" address="0x76091488" symbolname="HeapFree"/>
<stackStatement index="11" address="0x73c84c39" symbolname="free"/>
<stackStatement index="12" address="0x770ae134" symbolname="RtlFreeHeap"/>
<stackStatement index="13" address="0x73ab1117" symbolname="std::char_traits<wchar_t>::_Copy_s"/>
<stackStatement index="14" address="0x005091d8" symbolname="std::basic_string<unsigned short,std::char_traits<unsigned short>,dvacore::utility::SmallBlockAllocator::STLAllocator<unsigned short> >::assign"/>
</thread>
</backtrace>
<registerSet>
<register name="EAX" value="0x00000000"/>
<register name="EBX" value="0x00000000"/>
<register name="ECX" value="0x00000000"/>
<register name="EDX" value="0x00000000"/>
<register name="ESI" value="0x005afb1e"/>
<register name="EDI" value="0x00000000"/>
<register name="ESP" value="0x0018e828"/>
<register name="EBP" value="0x00000000"/>
<register name="EIP" value="0x005091d8"/>
<register name="EFL" value="0x00000246"/>
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OK....does anyone have an answer for this? I have contacted Adobe and receive no anwer yet. I am running Vista with latest SPs. My CS4 applications are on a Quad 64 bit machine with plenty of RAM and storage.
I was using Premier Pro to edit a project and it suddenly began to re-conform and index the timeline clips. Everything at worked fine previous. Also when trying earlier to make a sub-clip the sytem kept looping the sound track with a small portion of the file. Then the system froze up.
After restarting I get a splash screen and then the debug screen that indicates [..\..\Src\Win\WinPathUtils.cpp-504]. At that point the splash disappears and nothing starts. Since this I have checked the following other Adobe products: SoundBooth, After Effects, Media Encoder, and they have the same issue.
This is rediculous I have used Avid Liquid Edition for years and not experienced anything as frustrating as Adobe video/sound products. If I did not have so much money invested I would dump them in an instant. I am traveling and don't have my Liquid computer with me so I am stuck.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I don't know where to start other than shutting down and re-booting which did not help.

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