To enable it, open Premiere and/or Media Encoder, press CTRL+F12 (Command + fn + F12 on Mac) to open the debugging console. For whatever reason, its not enabled by default in Adobe Premiere or Media Encoder. Looking forward to trying this new one on the weekend. Final Cut Pro X, Compressor, and HandBrake (Windows only) have supported this for a while. Let us know if you find any issues.įilm convert stuffs PP CC for me big time. CUDA never crashes the OS but exhibits the 'black screen' bug where after a while the view goes and stays black until PP is restarted).Įverything we do currently uses green screen and compositing (Ultra for keying)- appears to cause more problems for PP CC than simple for the report. Another issue has been NVidia drivers- it should not be possible to bring the OS down on a crash (this can happen when using OpenCL. Resolve is also coming along nicely (still a ways off from being a full blown NLE to compete with FCPX and PP 10.4.0 has a huge memory leak (also happens on Windows, so it's core code, not OS specific). Latest FCPX looks really nice and is much more stable and far faster with 4K than PP CC. Examining their source code when writing plugins it's clear they need a complete from-scratch rewrite, ideally combining After Effects and PP into one program (HitFilm gives an idea what this can look like). Let us know if you find any about right lol.

Enable cuda premiere pro cc 2017