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1. Re: Program monitor stops working
strypesinpost Nov 13, 2013 12:11 AM (in response to HakanErn)Sounds like you are out of GPU juice there, buddy. Turn Mercury Playback to software (It's in Project settings), and restart Premiere. See if that helps.
Just a question, so the Adobe folks can perhaps troubleshoot and address the issue.. Based on your current settings, do the large still images have a red render bar over them? I'm talking about not having effects applied..
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2. Re: Program monitor stops working
HakanErn Nov 13, 2013 12:18 AM (in response to strypesinpost)Thanks for your fast reply S! No, there is no red bar over the images. I have some (strange?) red bars over a few items on which I have applied the mirror effect and on one where I have applied a transform effect.
The GPU seems not to be working very hard - at maximumum while working in the timeline at 60%, momentarily peeking at 70. But, the resources needed for PP, is not one of the fields where I find myself comfortable, so that might be much or little - i don´t know reaaly...I will try and turn Mercury Engine off.
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3. Re: Program monitor stops working
strypesinpost Nov 13, 2013 1:02 AM (in response to HakanErn)Those effects aren't GPU accelerated, so that's fine. I am guessing it's related to running low on VRAM. Large images require more VRAM. If your display goes black, freezes or shows a garbled image, when playing over large frame sizes, it could be insufficient VRAM. So try turning off Mercury GPU acceleration.
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4. Re: Program monitor stops working
HakanErn Nov 13, 2013 1:52 AM (in response to strypesinpost)Ok, i am trying that now. Everything above is now red. Also, the picture in program monitor is jumping up and then down again, every time I click on an item in time line...
I thought my RAM was sufficient, but now I understand that the Video-RAM must be better. Where can I see the VRAM use?


