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Hey folks -
I initially thought this was tied into the NVidia issue that was supposedly solved by the last driver update. However this appears to be a separate thing. While I'm exporting an h.264 mp4 file, Pr will hit a point randomly in the export and just... stop. It stops doing anything and everything. The CPU and GPU utilization drop to 0% but the file is nowhere near completed. Sometimes I can hit the Cancel button and try again. Sometimes when I hit the Cancel button, the Program Monitor window stops showing any sort of video playback (audio keeps working). Other times, I can't hit the Cancel button because Pr has frozen solid requiring me to kill it via Windows.
These short vids have accelerated effects such as scaling, cropping, and transitions. Disabling CUDA does appear to clear things up at the expense of significant rendering time. So that's not an acceptable answer.
Also, the issues shows up while exporting within Media Encoder as well. If I attempt to re-export after the first failed attempt, it immediately errors out with something like:
02/18/2017 09:36:42 PM : Encoding Failed
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Export Error
Error compiling movie.
Accelerated Renderer Error
Unable to produce frame.
Writing with exporter: H.264
Writing to file: \\?\C:\opt\users\jvp\etc\General\GoPros.mp4
Writing file type: H264
Around timecode: 00:00:00:33
Rendering at offset: 0.017 seconds
Component: H.264 of type Exporter
Selector: 9
Error code: -1609629690
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The particulars:
Hardware:
I've wasted the Media Cache files, etc. None of that helps. Any other ideas?
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Take your GPU's out of SLI mode (It is not necessary and may cause problems) and see if that helps.
I do not understand your "lightly overclocked +200MHz/+500MHz" what does that mean. I am an overclocker, I hope that does not mean you are overclocking each one at a different clock rate.
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https://forums.adobe.com/people/Bill+Gehrke wrote
Take your GPU's out of SLI mode (It is not necessary and may cause problems) and see if that helps.
Pr's profile in the NVidia control panel already has it set up for "Single GPU". So my second GPU is sitting completely idle, which sorta sucks. This is forced and locked; if I try to change it to "SLI" it immediately reverts to "Single GPU". With it like that, SLI is disabled for Pr but not system wide.
I do not understand your "lightly overclocked +200MHz/+500MHz" what does that mean. I am an overclocker, I hope that does not mean you are overclocking each one at a different clock rate.
Sorry for the confusion; I meant clock +200MHz, memory +500MHz.
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I would still strongly suggest you remove any evidence of SLI connection. I am running two
GTX 1060's and they both are sharing the MPE acceleration.
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https://forums.adobe.com/people/Bill+Gehrke wrote
I would still strongly suggest you remove any evidence of SLI connection. I am running two
GTX 1060's and they both are sharing the MPE acceleration.
I can't and won't do that. This rig is used heavily for gaming as well as editing and I'm not going to shut down, disconnect the SLI bridge, and power it back up to start editing. Only to reverse that to start playing again.
Not gonna happen. If this is an SLI issue, it needs to be unfornicated by NVidia and/or Adobe. But I'll be a paycheck it's not the SLI connection. Something else is happening here.
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This rig is used heavily for gaming as well as editing
That could be a problem. See step 4, particularly part D.
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Jim_Simon wrote
This rig is used heavily for gaming as well as editing
That could be a problem. See step 4, particularly part D.
Jim, you can go ahead and stop trying to be helpful, please. You're anything but, as usual.
Carry on.
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I can get you working again, but only if you really want it.
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- Pr version: latest.
The specific version number is far more helpful.