GTX1070 using Adobe Premiere CS6 (solved)

[NoisanceRitual]

Hey i updated my GPU to GTX1070 from GTX770 but now i can't use the cuda render option in Adobe Premiere pro cs6... it was crashing when it starts to render, so i tried some things while googling and now i can't even have the cuda render in the options of Premiere... I'm i supposed to be able to use the 1070 with the cuda or its not supported? I see some tests online, so it should be fine but i can't figure out why it doesnt work... Thanks for the help 

 

https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Adobe-Premiere-Pro-CC-2015-3-Pascal-GPU-Performance-840/#RecommendedSystemsforPremierePro

[AlTech]

28 minutes ago, matrixmodulator said:

Hey i updated my GPU to GTX1070 from GTX770 but now i can't use the cuda render option in Adobe Premiere pro cs6... it was crashing when it starts to render, so i tried some things while googling and now i can't even have the cuda render in the options of Premiere... I'm i supposed to be able to use the 1070 with the cuda or its not supported? I see some tests online, so it should be fine but i can't figure out why it doesnt work... Thanks for the help 

 

https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Adobe-Premiere-Pro-CC-2015-3-Pascal-GPU-Performance-840/#RecommendedSystemsforPremierePro

Have you tried Premier Pro CC 2016.5 OR 2017.0?

[Vode]

31 minutes ago, matrixmodulator said:

Hey i updated my GPU to GTX1070 from GTX770 but now i can't use the cuda render option in Adobe Premiere pro cs6... it was crashing when it starts to render, so i tried some things while googling and now i can't even have the cuda render in the options of Premiere... I'm i supposed to be able to use the 1070 with the cuda or its not supported? I see some tests online, so it should be fine but i can't figure out why it doesnt work... Thanks for the help 

 

https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Adobe-Premiere-Pro-CC-2015-3-Pascal-GPU-Performance-840/#RecommendedSystemsforPremierePro

You did put the GTX 1070 into the cudasupportedcards.txt before, right?

 

Check again if it's still in there.

 

If the program crashes you're kind of out of luck as the card isn't officialy supported. That means it will probably work but bugs can show up. Nothing is guaranteed. CS6 was built when Kepler and Fermi were around, which are different enough that problems will show up.

[NoisanceRitual]

7 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

Have you tried Premier Pro CC 2016.5 OR 2017.0?

I did not tried... i would have to buy..

[NoisanceRitual]

5 minutes ago, Vode said:

You did put the GTX 1070 into the cudasupportedcards.txt before, right?

 

Check again if it's still in there.

 

If the program crashes you're kind of out of luck as the card isn't officialy supported. That means it will probably work but bugs can show up. Nothing is guaranteed. CS6 was built when Kepler and Fermi were around, which are different enough that problems will show up.

yea i checked, i added it but it crashed as soon as i export, it says unknown error and the nvidia driver crashes, black screen and then it recovers.

[AlTech]

1 minute ago, matrixmodulator said:

I did not tried... i would have to buy..

No you don't. There is a 30 day free trial unless you have exhausted it.

[NoisanceRitual]

Just now, AluminiumTech said:

No you don't. There is a 30 day free trial unless you have exhausted it.

ok i will try... still have to buy it ti works.. lol

[AleksanderK]

9 hours ago, matrixmodulator said:

I did not tried... i would have to buy..

Just get it from a torrent

 

[NoisanceRitual]

Ok so i tried cc 2017 and it doesn't show the option to use the cuda render...

I added the cudasupportedcards.txt  but it still doesnt show up...

Any ideas???

 

[jonathan13]

matrixmodulator- Unfortunately, I cannot comment with a solution, but I can tell you that I have used several of the Pascal generation cards with Premiere Pro CC. For me, it automatically recognized that I had a Cuda equip card, and set Cuda acceleration as default.

 

Also, I have used Polaris for PP CC, and when switching back to Pascal, again, it automatically detected and switched the option to Cuda acceleration.

 

Good luck brother! It is definitely possible, and I am sure that someone here will be able to provide some help. 

[NoisanceRitual]

1 minute ago, jonathan13 said:

matrixmodulator- Unfortunately, I cannot comment with a solution, but I can tell you that I have used several of the Pascal generation cards with Premiere Pro CC. For me, it automatically recognized that I had a Cuda equip card, and set Cuda acceleration as default.

 

Also, I have used Polaris for PP CC, and when switching back to Pascal, again, it automatically detected and switched the option to Cuda acceleration.

 

Good luck brother! It is definitely possible, and I am sure that someone here will be able to provide some help. 

Ok thanks!

What version of CC are you using and what gpu?

[jonathan13]

1 minute ago, matrixmodulator said:

Ok thanks!

What version of CC are you using and what gpu?

I'm running on whatever the latest update of CC is- sorry I am out of town for the holidays without access to my rig, to give you an exact build number.

 

Currently, I am running an EVGA GTX 1080 FTW Hybrid, but I have also used the non Hybrid 1080 FTW, the 1070 Superclocked, 1060 Superclocked, and MSI 1050ti Gaming X. All ran fine, with Cuda acceleration with the latest version of CC. I am sure it is something simple that we are all missing. I haven't been using Premiere Pro long enough (6 months) to give any useful suggestions, unfortunately.  

[YoloSwag]

If I remember correctly it's like they've stopped supporting CS6 for newer Nvidia GPUs after the GTX 700... Even if you added it in the text file thing to trick the software it wouldn't show up ~ could be something to do with supporting newer architectures.

[NoisanceRitual]

Apparently it works right out of the box with cc 2015.3 not with 2017

I hope it can help somebody else.

[NoisanceRitual]

Using the cuda render to render the particular video i'm working with at the moment takes 1h to render, compared to 6 hours without the cuda rendering.

Not much effects but there are effects on all the video lenght.

I'm just wondering if its normal that the gpu works about 20% usage and cpu about 90% ?

My cpu is I7 920, gpu is evga gtx 1070.

[NoisanceRitual]

This is while it renders:

[AlTech]

4 hours ago, matrixmodulator said:

Using the cuda render to render the particular video i'm working with at the moment takes 1h to render, compared to 6 hours without the cuda rendering.

Not much effects but there are effects on all the video lenght.

I'm just wondering if its normal that the gpu works about 20% usage and cpu about 90% ?

Video rendering is both demanding on the CPU and GPU.

 

With a weak GPU or a weak CPU your render times would be worse.

[NoisanceRitual]

2 hours ago, AluminiumTech said:

Video rendering is both demanding on the CPU and GPU.

 

With a weak GPU or a weak CPU your render times would be worse.

yeah i know... droped from 6h to 1h, good enough haha i will not complain

[NoisanceRitual]

and i uninstalled the 2015 version to try again 2017... and now it works too... lol.. i'm not gonna ask questions

[AlTech]

8 minutes ago, matrixmodulator said:

and i uninstalled the 2015 version to try again 2017... and now it works too... lol.. i'm not gonna ask questions

remember to mark as solved

[NoisanceRitual]

4 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

remember to mark as solved

i will!

i'm new to this forum

[NoisanceRitual]

where is it?

[AlTech]

6 minutes ago, matrixmodulator said:

where is it?

it's a large check mark on the bottom left of a post. Just press the tick on whatever post was the answer.

[NoisanceRitual]

1 minute ago, AluminiumTech said:

it's a large check mark on the bottom left of a post. Just press the tick on whatever post was the answer.

wow i cant beleive i missed that haha