Premiere Pro issues!

[xxMega11xx]

So I have recently bought the latest version of adobe premiere pro cc and when i render a 20 minute video on my 6 core 390x machine the cpu is at 50% load and the gpu (With opencl exeleration on) at 0%

[Sir Asvald]

3 minutes ago, xxMega11xx said:

So I have recently bought the latest version of adobe premiere pro cc and when i render a 20 minute video on my 6 core 390x machine the cpu is at 50% load and the gpu (With opencl exeleration on) at 0%

follow this guide, I've had the same issue as you. When I did this, it worked for me.

 

 

[ALwin]

2 minutes ago, xxMega11xx said:

So I have recently bought the latest version of adobe premiere pro cc and when i render a 20 minute video on my 6 core 390x machine the cpu is at 50% load and the gpu (With opencl exeleration on) at 0%

What sort of effects have you applied to the video?  And how long does it take to render that 20 minute video?

[xxMega11xx]

1 minute ago, ALwin said:

What sort of effects have you applied to the video?  And how long does it take to render that 20 minute video?

I used audio affects and it took 20min

[ALwin]

2 minutes ago, Abdul201588 said:

follow this guide, I've had the same issue as you. When I did this, it worked for me.

 

 

This tutorial for adding a GPU into the list is mainly for nVidia GPUs, not AMD.

[ALwin]

1 minute ago, xxMega11xx said:

I used audio affects and it took 20min

20 minutes to render a 20 minute video?  And the only effects you applied were audio effects?  Sounds about right to me.  Try adding a GPU acceleration supported effect and see how that affects the GPU usage.

[Sir Asvald]

6 minutes ago, ALwin said:

This tutorial for adding a GPU into the list is mainly for nVidia GPUs, not AMD.

Did you read what I said? I clearly said it worked for me, I've got an AMD 7950. 

 

[xxMega11xx]

I will try both thank you  keep on posting better solutions if you can:)

[ALwin]

4 minutes ago, Abdul201588 said:

Did you read what I said? I clearly said it worked for me, I've got an AMD 7950. 

If you read what the OP wrote, you'll notice OpenCL rendering is already working.  Also, in CC 2015 the OpenCL and CUDA supported cards text files are gone.

 

The only text file left is under After Effects, for Ray Tracer which Adobe already announced that people should stop using it as they will no longer support Ray Tracer.

[Sir Asvald]

2 minutes ago, ALwin said:

If you read what the OP wrote, you'll notice OpenCL rendering is already working.  Also, in CC 2015 the OpenCL and CUDA supported cards text files are gone.

 

The only text file left is under After Effects, for Ray Tracer which Adobe already announced that people should stop using it as they will no longer support Ray Tracer.

I do know that. Like I said, I had the similar problem. And it resolved the problem. 

[xxMega11xx]

4 minutes ago, Abdul201588 said:

I do know that. Like I said, I had the similar problem. And it resolved the problem. 

This did not work sorry let me try ALwins way

[Sir Asvald]

4 minutes ago, xxMega11xx said:

This did not work sorry let me try ALwins way

Can I see your settings on adobe premiere pro.

[xxMega11xx]

What do you mean by that?

 

[xxMega11xx]

14 minutes ago, ALwin said:

If you read what the OP wrote, you'll notice OpenCL rendering is already working.  Also, in CC 2015 the OpenCL and CUDA supported cards text files are gone.

 

The only text file left is under After Effects, for Ray Tracer which Adobe already announced that people should stop using it as they will no longer support Ray Tracer.

There was no difference sorry 50% cpu and 0% gpu

[Sir Asvald]

1 minute ago, xxMega11xx said:

What do you mean by that?

 

Open Adobe Premiere Pro, Click on file after than, go to the bottom and click on project settings and then click on general

[ALwin]

1 minute ago, xxMega11xx said:

There was no difference sorry 50% cpu and 0% gpu

You added video effects that supported GPU acceleration?  And there wasn't even 1% GPU usage?

 

Then I guess Premiere and Media Encoder doesn't think the GPU is necessary.

 

http://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2011/02/cuda-mercury-playback-engine-and-adobe-premiere-pro.html

[xxMega11xx]

there is no video

[xxMega11xx]

preference

[xxMega11xx]

Just now, ALwin said:

You added video effects that supported GPU acceleration?  And there wasn't even 1% GPU usage?

 

Then I guess Premiere and Media Encoder doesn't think the GPU is necessary.

 

http://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2011/02/cuda-mercury-playback-engine-and-adobe-premiere-pro.html

at some points when i was on chrome it spiked to 100% for 1 milisecond

[ALwin]

3 minutes ago, xxMega11xx said:

there is no video

What exactly do you mean?  Were you just editing a timeline in Premiere that had only an audio track?

[xxMega11xx]

Derp i hit the return key too fast and i meant to say there is no video accelerated gpu for the 300 series of amd cards

 

[xxMega11xx]

technically 2 audio tracks and here is the link to the video on youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Qs7ft3_QFUYfdAwjc5Dew?nohtml5=False

[ALwin]

8 minutes ago, xxMega11xx said:

Derp i hit the return key too fast and i meant to say there is no video accelerated gpu for the 300 series of amd cards

 

LOL ok, anyway what I mean by GPU accelerated effects is:

• Go into Premiere Pro's Effects Panel
• There are 3 gray icons that look like Lego bricks, the first one is "Accelerated Effects", the second "32-bit color" and third "YUV effects"
• Click on the icon for Accelerated Effects, apply several of them to your video and see if the render utilizes the GPU.

FYI, on my workstation I am currently rendering out a 7 minute video with Media Encoder.  In Premiere I have applied four effects that support GPU acceleration and on my TItan X dual SLI setup, the GPU usage is just under 10%.

[xxMega11xx]

ok thank you