Premiere CS6 Mercury Engine on GeForce GT 650M - Anyone using hardware acceleration?

[Ahheck01]

Title says it all. I know we have to wait a bit for retina support, but considering their Cuda/Mercury playback engine is created for NVidia, and we now have an NVidia card, shouldn't it be simple to activate it?

I've heard there's a hack, too. Anyone successfully using that hack on a 2012 MBP? I've got a rMBP 2.3/16/256.

Thanks!

 

[Cypther]

Title says it all. I know we have to wait a bit for retina support, but considering their Cuda/Mercury playback engine is created for NVidia, and we now have an NVidia card, shouldn't it be simple to activate it?

I've heard there's a hack, too. Anyone successfully using that hack on a 2012 MBP? I've got a rMBP 2.3/16/256.

Thanks!

Don't think it support Cuda yet, only AMD cards at this time for CS6. Have to wait until Adobes updates their software or wait for CS7.

 

[dedpnda]

Solution to work

I wanted to test this out. seems to work. on my 2012 macbook pro on Open GL CUDA acceleration.

all i did was the following.

1 go to premiere pro folder
2. right click on .app for premiere pro
3. select "Show package contents"
4. select "Contents" folder
5. find "opencl_supported_cards.txt"
6. right click it and select "Get info"
7unlock it to be editable by admin. closed window
8. added "GeForce GT 650M" at the bottom of the list without quotations.
9 closed txt file.
10. open premiere. and it worked.

 

[jockey2]

Mercury Engine

Should this trick work on CS 5.5 as well? I made the changes, and yes I see the selection in Premiere, but it does not do anything even when it is selected.