Please implement redcode raw debayering via the new Nvidia+R3D SDK.
Thanks!

Why does internal GPU working in 100% while nvidia gtx 970(in my case) is sleeping? - while rendering. I am using newest and updated premiere. Why noone is solving this?

My GPU is working but I can not select it in the Project Setting menu. Only Mercury Playback Engine GPU appears. I have run a GPUSniffer in the PremierPro directory, and NVIDIA GPU is seen.

I have seen many threads on the same issue. Please fix urgently.

Please give an option to chose which graphics chipset is used by premiere as on my laptop it defaults to the Intel integrated rather than the discreet Nvidia GTX1060.

Please see this thread for further explanations of the issue.

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2411343

Thanks!

Some how premiere pro not using gpu when play back h.264 mp4 422 10bit from a7siii but for h.265 mp4 422 10bit is using gpu more than 50%

so i thing premiere need to use h.264 mp4 422 10bit 4k gpu same as h.265.

there are color artifacts with Radeon 5700xt with the premiere pro

Please bring back CUDA support in AE, Pr, and AME 2020 for users who still are running these apps in High Sierra with NVIDA hardware and web drivers.

It makes no sense to keep Open CL and remove CUDA. Both are deprecated but for many of us remaining on High Sierra until the new Mac Pro becomes available or AMD releases Big Navi, CUDA is still viable. Please return CUDA support for CC 2020 media apps during this interim period. Thanks!

Metal is supposed to make rendering faster. So why is that when i turn it on, Premiere actually goes slower??? Would be nice if things actually worked the way they're supposed to.

I'm testing out a new Dell XPS 2-in-1 with the new Intel AMD RX Vega M graphics card, and I was getting some very bizarre results with exports. One particular export resulted in a zero byte file size and I had to switch the render to Software rendering, then render the sequence, and I was finally able to export it.

Is there something inherently weird about the support for OpenCL and the Mercury Graphics Engine?

PS. Don't ask me to update my drivers because I've done that.

Thanks,
Andrew.

We need premier pro and encore to use more than one gpu whole performance has been slowing down the past three years adobe was fastest now not so much need support for multiple Graphics cards

Hey Adobe team,

I know you guys use NVIDIA Cards a lot for your GPU optimization, but those of us on the Mac system are really feeling left out. Would be great to have GPU support for AMD as well as NVIDIA. A lot of people use Mac, so I think this would help a great deal of people.

Would love something along the equivalent of NVIDIA's CUDA support, but for AMD. Even a little love on that front would be great!

I have a huge issue with Premiere Pro, the black video bug. i am trying to make a showreel, but like half of the previously rendered videos dont show, i can still hear the audio, but the videos just display as black... unless i turn off the CUDA GPU render option... but to render everything purely relying on the software aint an option.

HELP PLEASE

BUG:
Slow timeline playback (Non-optimised GPU Mercury playback)

SOLUTION:
Converting 1080p sequence to 4k sequence (in project setting)
drastically improves playback of 1080p files!?!?! (and applying "Scale to Frame Size")

I suspect that Mercury GPU is badly optimised, and once i up-res the sequence setting to 4k, the GPU is better optimised.

Playback performance drastically improve (but playing reverse speed is still not smooth)

Hardware:
Asus GL502VS
i7-6700HQ
Nvidia 1070
Latest drivers

Premiere 2018 12.1.2

I use a laptop with an iGPU on the go, and an eGPU at the office. On the past few versions, (12.1.2 included), if I open a project that was set as CUDA with no eGPU, it gracefully switches it to OpenCL. But if I save it as OpenCL, and then open it again with my eGPU attached, Premiere instantly crashes. The only solution is to disconnect the eGPU, open the project ans save as software only rendering, and then open it again with the eGPU attached. Then I can switch to CUDA again and carry on editing

I don't know why Integrated GPU in Macbook pro(intel hd4000) are not supported for GPU processing. In high sierra Hardware acceleration is being used to export H264. Please help other owners of adobe premiere pro to use intel integrated GPUs.