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October 15, 2024

AE 24.5.0 (build 25), NvidiaCodec ERROR - Max Level Supported is 62 Requested Level : 100

  • October 15, 2024
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Hello!

 

J'ai remarqué des crashes de l'application after effect lorsque je fait des rendus en utilisant le moteur rendu aerender.exe avec mes scripts.

Je suis sur une machine HP Z2 Mini G4, carte Nvidia P1000, 32 Go de RAM, Intel Core i7-9700 3GHz sur windows 10.

En activant les logs de l'application voici les messages tagués ERROR:

Ticks = 6625 <9028> <ae.blitpipe> <2> HardwareBlitpipe Disengaged
Ticks = 6641 <9028> <ae.blitpipe> <2> HardwareBlitpipe Engaged
Ticks = 6641 <9028> <ae.blitpipe> <2> HardwareBlitpipe Disengaged
Ticks = 6641 <908> <ALOG> <5> BEE New Project Creating root folder
Ticks = 6703 <9028> <ae.blitpipe> <2> HardwareBlitpipe Engaged
Ticks = 6703 <9028> <ae.blitpipe> <2> HardwareBlitpipe Disengaged
Ticks = 6766 <9028> <ae.blitpipe> <2> HardwareBlitpipe Engaged
Ticks = 6782 <9028> <ALOG> <5> BEE Command Do Generic Task: Définir paramètres de rendu
Ticks = 6985 <9028> <NvidiaCodec> <5> ERROR - Max Level Supported is 62 Requested Level : 100
Ticks = 6985 <9028> <NvidiaCodec> <5> ERROR - Nvidia Encoder does not support encoding in provided Encode settings
Ticks = 7032 <9028> <ALOG> <5> BEE Command Do Generic Task: Définir paramètres de rendu
Ticks = 7047 <9028> <ALOG> <5> BEE Command Do Generic Task: Définir paramètres de rendu
Ticks = 7047 <9028> <ALOG> <5> BEE Command Do Generic Task: Définir paramètres de rendu
Ticks = 7047 <9028> <ALOG> <5> BEE Command Do Generic Task: Définir paramètres de rendu
Ticks = 7047 <9028> <ALOG> <5> BEE Command Do Generic Task: Définir paramètres de rendu
Ticks = 7047 <9028> <ALOG> <5> BEE Command Do Generic Task: Définir paramètres de rendu
Ticks = 7063 <9028> <ALOG> <5> BEE Command Do Generic Task: Définir paramètres de rendu
Ticks = 7063 <9028> <ALOG> <5> BEE Command Do Generic Task: Définir paramètres de rendu
Ticks = 7282 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue DoRenderDood_Batch_Context ctor: 000001D52150A9A0
Ticks = 7282 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue DoRenderDood_BatchQueued now has 1 batches
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue RenderDood probing renderItem=0/9
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue DoRenderDood_Item_Context ctor: 000001D53CF9AFE0
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue DoRenderDood_Batch_Context AddItem: 000001D52150A9A0 now have 1 items
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue RenderDood probing renderItem=1/9
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue DoRenderDood_Item_Context ctor: 000001D53CF9BD00
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue DoRenderDood_Batch_Context AddItem: 000001D52150A9A0 now have 2 items
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue RenderDood probing renderItem=2/9
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue DoRenderDood_Item_Context ctor: 000001D53CF9C240
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue DoRenderDood_Batch_Context AddItem: 000001D52150A9A0 now have 3 items
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue RenderDood probing renderItem=3/9
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue DoRenderDood_Item_Context ctor: 000001D53CF9C4E0
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue DoRenderDood_Batch_Context AddItem: 000001D52150A9A0 now have 4 items
Ticks = 7313 <9028> <ALOG> <5> RenderQueue RenderDood probing renderItem=4/9

 


Suite à l'apparition des ces logs et pour éviter de nouveaux crashes, j'ai désactivé la fonctionnalité multiframe rendering. J'attend de voir combien de temps l'application va tenir sans crash.

 

Voici les paramètres d'utilisation de RAM:

 

Est-ce possible que les cartes Nvidia P1000 embeddée dans la machine serait la source de crashs récurent ? Est-ce que ce serait la cause de la gestion des ressources GPU par l'application after effect ?
Si vous avez besoin de plus d'informations sur le bug, fichier de logs en plus n'hésitez pas à demander.
Tout aide est bienvenue, même des explications pour bien comprendre comment fonctionne tous ça 🙂

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3 replies

Community Manager
October 25, 2024

Hello @Yoan232290189hie 

What output settings are you using for these files? From the error message it would look like we are trying to get the graphics card to handle a more difficult encoding than it is capable of. For example, from what I have read, this card would not support 6.2 level incodings like H.264 (AVC) level 6.2 and h.265 (HEVC) level 6.2.

Beyond this, I might not have the depth of knowledge in this area to help further, so I am reaching out to our internal codec group. Adobe has a global day off tomorrow, so I wouldn't expect a further response until Monday at the earliest.

Hope this helps, or that we can help you resolve this soon.

All the best,
Jesscia 
AE Engineering

All the best,Jessica McMillan - AE Engineering
Participant
October 22, 2024

Hello Jessica,

 

I confirm there is no difference if MFR is on or off. The AE stayed alive for one day only... I have asked the support team to verify that the video drivers are up to date and they are too.

We are going to test with to new v25.0 of AE asap.

 

I'll keep you informed.

 

Regards

 

Community Manager
October 21, 2024

Hello@Yoan232290189hie 

Thank you for reporting this issue. We would be interested in hearing if you encounter different behavior for MFR (multi frame rendering) on vs off.

Do you encounter these issues in the new version of AE - 25.0?

A
re your video drivers current as well?

All the best,
Jessica 
AE Engineering

All the best,Jessica McMillan - AE Engineering