Hey had this issue whilst running a script process across 125 raw images (~25mb each). Simply restarted my 10 year old PC, shut down all unneeded memory hungry processes in task manager like Skype etc. Then ran the script process and everything was fine. ... View more

Thank you Andy appreciate it ... View more

Hi Andy, thank you for your feedback to Tom. I have a Nividia Quadro 2000, based on research I enabled Quick Sync Video using the Intel Integrated Graphics Chip. That gave me a 15% improvement in H.264 encoding. However, it looks as if I need to upgrade my External Graphics Card to a compatible one with your list below (e.g. Nividia Quadro P2000) to get GPU Render acceleration. I presume I can have Quick Sync Video from my Integrated Graphics Chip and GPU acceleration from my future external GPU (e.g. Nividia Quadro P2000)? Sadly my Integrated Graphics Chip is also not compatible with your CUDA compatible processor list. Adobe Premiere Pro CC System Requirements I also presume old techniques like using GPUSniffer.exe are dead now and this is the only game in town? GPU not being used in Adobe Premiere 2018 Thank you for your help. ... View more

I have been doing some research on this and it looks like there are two points : 1. Quick Sync Video enablement for H.264 using the inbuilt Intel chipset. This leverages Intel's previously developed software capability and enables you to encode to h.264 faster (not render). 2. GPU rendering Adobe will only support a certain number of chipsets going forward and yours is not one of them. This is to do with the GPURendering and not related to the H.264 Quick Sync Video encoding as far as I understand it : NVIDIA hardware rendering engine (CUDA) no long works with Premiere Pro 2019/AME and NVIDIA (P6000) Adobe Premiere Pro CC System Requirements Hope this helps, I need to upgrade my Nividia Quadro 2000 graphics card as a result if I want faster GPU rendering. ... View more