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BUG* Lumetri curves adjustment causing blocky artifacts with Nvidia studio drivers

BUG REPORT* White blocky artifacts cover screen when using curves under lumetri panel (Premier and After Effects latest build. (14.3.0 & 17.1.1) This is when utilizing Mercury playback engine. Using 1080 ti and latest several Nividia studio and game ready drivers have caused this issue. Current studio driver I'm using is 451.48. Using an older game ready driver does not cause this issue. I have noticed most of lumetri will process the color fine, but the curves adjustment will not process correctly, resulting in the results you see below.

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  • Roman Alurkoff commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Hi Wes,

    with the latest Nvidia driver 457.30-desktop-win10-64bit-international-and-dch-whql and PremierePro 14.3.2 the original problem could not be reproduced. However, there is another issue after the driver update. When the Program window is maximised with "~" key, and the video playback is stopped, the screen goes blank instead of showing the paused frame. The rendering resumes with resuming the playback, but the screen goes blank every time you hit pause.
    Windows 10 64bit
    GTX 1080Ti

  • Michael Poggenburg commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    After the latest updates from Premiere (14.5) and the October 2020 Nvidia driver update, I am no longer experiencing this issue.

  • Wes Howell - Premiere Pro Quality Engineer commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Hello,

    Are any users still experiencing this problem with the latest Nvidia drivers?
    If so, could you please share your specs and driver versions?

    All info is welcome. If you have resolved this issue, could you please also provide an update.

    Thanks for your assistance. Happy to dive deeper here and make sure this issue is resolved.

    Thanks!
    Wes Howell

  • Euan Gray commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Same problem.. had to re-colour grade everything without using the curves.

    Latest version of Adobe
    Window 10 pro
    256Gb Ram
    Intel (R) Xeon(R) Gold 6128 CPU
    NVIDIA Quadro P4000

  • SIXSUS twitch commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Same with GTX 1050 all driver updated, still white artifacts ruining the video when adjusting with Lumetri Color

  • Anthony Milic commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Same white artifacts issue after nvidia driver update to 451.48 for quadro m5000.
    Appears to be triggered by Lumetri adjustments.
    Rolling back nvidia driver seems to have fixed issue.(despite Adobe compatibility report protestations.)

    Adobe 14.3.0 (Build 38)
    Windows 10 pro.
    Intel Xeon E5-2680 v4 2.4 ghz
    64GB ram
    Nvidia Quadro M5000

  • Roman Alurkoff commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Same here. As soon as any HSL, Curves or Color Wheel adjustment is present, it glitches in white screen with few rendered pixel clusters at random spots. Only happens when GPU rendering is selected.

    Asus GTX1080Ti last Nvidia update driver 451.48
    Premier 14.3.0 Build 38
    Running Windows 10

    Next, I will try to roll back the video driver as I noticed it happened after the driver update.

    Update: After rolling back from 451.48 to 442.92 Studio Driver, which is only one step back, the BUG is gone. Find the driver here https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/drivers/ It is a patch, but at least will keep you going until Adobe and Nvidia sort thing out.

  • Jordan Gruber commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Yeah this really sucks. Totally affecting multiple projects I'm working on. It makes Premiere pretty much useless for me.

  • Michael Poggenburg commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Having the same issue. A temporary fix is to roll back the driver. I've been using 442.92 (release date 4/16/20) and everything is working as it should, but I can't update the Nvidia driver now.

  • Itam van Teeseling commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Yup, same problem here.

    Didn't try to reproduce the problem with other Lumetri functions yet, but it occurs when I try to add vignetting to my footage.

    The problem disappears when switching from CUDA-rendering to software rendering.

    Example: https://youtu.be/gwDlAkdFTHI

    Specs are:
    Windows 10 v 1909 (build 18363.900)
    Geforce GTX 1060 6GB
    Intel Core i7 5930K
    32gb RAM
    Nvidia Studio drivers (451.48)
    Adobe Premiere (14.3.0 build 38)

  • Benjamin Breitenstein commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    **Edit** I can confirm that rolling back my NVidia Drivers to 446.14 has fixed this issue. **

    I am having the same problem. This bug started upon installing the latest version of Premiere (14.3) and the latest NVidia drivers (451.48) for my GTX 1070. I've demonstrated it here on a new project:

    https://youtu.be/vzLAB43jXgI

    This is severe and currently I can't edit anything whether old or new projects, they all have the same issue. Like others, I have uninstalled and reinstalled everything mutliple times and tried different drivers.

    Also confiming that the glitches are visible on previews and exported video.

    My specs:

    Windows 10 64bits - Up-to-date with Windows updates.
    Nvidia Studio Driver - v. 451.48
    Premiere Pro CC - v. 14.3.0 (Build 38) - English (international)

  • 贇 张 commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I thought I a person is this kind of situation, after many attempts to finally found that if I use the software to render adjustment curve will not appear this kind of circumstance but render will slowly, I has carried on the system update and graphics driver update still couldn't solve the problem, even if I use software rendering adjustment curve shows normal switch back to the GPU rendering or unable to preview would happen

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