
I have also tried to mixdown the sequence and still no luck. AME 2015 works but I am starting to run into limitations and would like to use the new software. I have also had this same scenario happen on a 3rd system and can not solve the problem. Provide only the tools needed to do the job, enabling better focus and faster completion. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling AME, AVID, and Quicktime codec LE and PE, no luck. Media Composer is the only video editing solution that lets you tailor the interface for any role in your organizationfrom video editors, to assistants, loggers, or journalists.
#Avid media composer 8.3 drivers#
Same AVID versions, Video drivers up to date, Quicktime codecs install. I don't understand why system one can import into AME 2015 no problems at all. Imported Quicktime reference from system 2 into AME 2018. Success!Ħ.Went back to system 1 with this newly made Quicktime Reference from system 2.ħ. Imported Quicktime reference made on system 2 into AME 2018 on system 2.
#Avid media composer 8.3 pro#
Same media, same process same everything.ĥ. Mac Pro Nehalem Quad 2,6 GHz - Macbook Pro i7 Quad 2,3 GHz - Avid Adrenaline with Dnxcel HD - Decklink 4K - DaVinci 15 - Media Composer 5.5 & 8.3. Imported into Media Encoder 2018 but it says file is corrupt.Ĥ.Tried the same thing on another computer system. Avid Media Composer 8.3 Download Free I use GTX960, and u cant go below 347.xx with it.I know avid will run nice with 345.xx, but it cant be applied on the GTX960.Its been smooth sailing with Avid and Geforce for quite a while now, so its disheartening to see issues related to using Geforce cards with Avid return. I Exported a Quicktime Reference from Avid Media Composer on computer system 1.Ģ. Some tests I did may help someone understand but I certainly do not.ġ. I have tried to have an adobe support member remote in and solve it but they could not. The older post does not have a solution that worked for me. Thank you for any pointers you might provide! I looked for a cuda_supported_cards.txt in the AME installation folder to add my card in case it's not there (It is correctly detected by GPUSniffer.exe), but it looks like this text file only exists for Premiere? My video card is an NVIDIA Quadro 4000, and I know CUDA compression to work (In Squeeze 8 for example). Is there another setting I am not aware of to enable CUDA encoding? Or certain limitations within the H.264 format that would prevent it from working? (I think CUDA only works with VBR encoding, for example).

#Avid media composer 8.3 software#
(I'm monitoring CPU activity through the task manager, and the GPU activity through a software called GPU Temp).ĭo I need to use a specific CUDA enabled format? If this would be the case I'd assume there'd be a specific choice (Like MainConcept CUDA H.264), but in AME I only get regular H.264. Now, I've got another issue Even though I've got Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA) selected, when I'm encoding a H.264 file, I get only CPU load but no GPU load. That way, I assume, I eliminate any possibilities of something in my sequence not working with AME.

What DID work though is to do a Video mixdown of my Avid sequence, and then export a quicktime reference file linked to said mixdown. I tried playing around with my quicktime installation but it did not yield any results.
