Have GPU acceleration enabled with CUDA support in Premiere with rMBP

[heyimandy]

I can say I successfully have CUDA support running with Adobe Premiere CS5.5 on my new Macbook Pro Retina.

I just followed this guide and added my graphics card to the list and sure enough it works!

http://www.vidmuze.com/2012/06/how-to-enable-gpu-cuda-in-adobe-cs6-for-mac/

 

[theuserjohnny]

Oh this is great! I'll be sure to try it when I get my replacement! It was already blazing fast without it and I can't wait to see how it'll preform with CUDA!

 

[heyimandy]

Yeah, I still need to do some tests. Haven't had a chance to work much with it yet after activating. You can also enable it for After Effects as well with those instructions.

 

[heyimandy]

So I tested Premiere CS5.5. GPU Accelerator is enabled and my timeline didn't need to be rendered however the playback window is black but I can hear audio. Need to figure out what's causing this. Once thing I was to test is getting the graphics switcher and switching it make sure that the machine isn't trying to trigger both graphics options...

Any ideas?

 

[leandrohiroshi]

I've actually had the same problem as you, heyimandy...audio is clear, but no video at all...and yet, don't know what's happening. Although, I'm testing on a Non-Retina Macbook Pro with 512mb.

any ideas?[2]

 

[leandrohiroshi]

I just updated to the newest CUDA driver(5.0.17) and it seems to be working just fine.

Thank you.

 

[heyimandy]

Thanks for the update! Going to try updating the drivers.