Adobe Premiere CC Enable CUDA

[SeriousM4x]

i'm also wondering.. did you find a solution?

 

[slim.jim]

i'm also wondering.. did you find a solution?

What are you still trying enable? I have no problems with Adobe CC 2015 and CUDA in Yosemite or El Capitan using a GTX 970.

 

[Ba5eThund3r]

Help guys!
In my CC2015 Premiere Content folder there isn't any cuda_supported_cards.txt file! It must be somewhere else.
(For example in AE CC2015 the raytracer_supported_cards.txt file is no more in Content folder - like for CC2014 - but in Content/Resources folder.)
Do you know where is the Premiere CC2015's cuda_supported_cards.txt file is?
Thanks

Thank you very much for reporting on the location of the raytracer_supported_cards.txt in AECC2015. So I quit After Effects CC 2015 and added my card to the file by using this command with vim:

sudo vim /Applications/Adobe\ After\ Effects\ CC\ 2015/Adobe\ After\ Effects\ CC\ 2015.app/Contents/Resource/raytracer_supported_cards.txt

OR with nano

sudo nano /Applications/Adobe\ After\ Effects\ CC\ 2015/Adobe\ After\  Effects\ CC\ 2015.app/Contents/Resource/raytracer_supported_cards.txt

I was then able to select GPU under After Effects CC > Preferences > Preview > GPU Information.

See here: GPU Information for enabling GPU Acceleration in After Effects CC 2015.1

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So now do you guys know wheter this setting I changed is only going to change my preview settings, or my actual render settings too?
And for Premiere Pro CC I had the possibility of choosing CUDA graphics acceleration right in the New Project Menu suggesting that I don't acutally need to change the file for that to work. Is that backed by any evidence?

New Project Menu CUDA Premiere Pro CC 2015.1


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I hope I was able to be of some help. I would love to receive a reply on the usability of CUDA in Premiere Pro CC 2015.1 and possibly even if it is possible to use only my secondary GPU for rendering in Premiere Pro, as I usually run a SLI setup on Windows and would like to utilize the extra power for rendering.

 

[pisomojado]

Thank you very much for reporting on the location of the raytracer_supported_cards.txt in AECC2015. So I quit After Effects CC 2015 and added my card to the file by using this command with vim:

sudo vim /Applications/Adobe\ After\ Effects\ CC\ 2015/Adobe\ After\ Effects\ CC\ 2015.app/Contents/Resource/raytracer_supported_cards.txt
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For those like me who don't know [URL="http://www.howtogeek.com/102468/a-beginners-guide-to-editing-text-files-with-vi/"]how to use vim[/URL]:

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Also for me, the folder raytracer was in wasn't "Resource", but "Resources":
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Personally, I was able to successfully edit the raytracer file and add "GeForce GTX 580", but for some reason the GPU is still greyed out in the After Effects preferences.  Sad face.

 

[yericho]

Hi, I need help. I don't active gpu - cuda, I have a Quadro FX 4800, ...

*He buscado toda la información que he podido, lo he intentado todo,...
... y creo que en el la segunda imagen que añado esta el problema...
(...text gpusniffer)

Please help me!!

This is my email... [email protected] // Contact for me... for connect via teamviewer, ... I don't know to do more.

Thanks

 

[PeterHackintosh]

Don't know if anyone ever figured this out...

I've got a fresh build of 10.12.2 running After effects 13.8.1, here's a screenshot of my After Effects GPU Information screen:

Looks like I need to be able to update my CUDA driver to 5.0 - anyone know how to do this? When I check for updates NVIDIA panel tells me I have the most recent update.

 

[adeonir]

Same here on macSierra 10.12.3 with GTX 750Ti and After Effects CC 2017.

Any solution?

 

[slim.jim]

Same here on macSierra 10.12.3 with GTX 750Ti and After Effects CC 2017.

Any solution?

Same here what?

 

[adeonir]

After adding my GTX 750 Ti on raytracer_supported_cards.txt, After Effets still not recognizing.
I had the alternative nvidia drive installed. I figure out that the cuda drive was missing.

Now is working.

 

[branchini]

So I have a gtx 1080 and Downloaded the Cuda drivers, it shows up in adobe after effects, and I enable gpu and check the box to run unsupported graphics card. I mostly use Premiere though. Running the gpu sniffer in premiere directory recognizes the GTX 1080, however when I use effects that require a lot of power, like warp stabilizer, I don't feel that its taking effect.

Also I can't seem to find in my directory tree anywhere a file named raytracer_supported_cards.txt or cuda_supported_cards.txt . They should already be in there correct? I shouldn't have to make them?

So strange that AE seems to recognize the card in the preview setting, but Premiere appears to not