P: Premiere Pro Freeze During Export Using Hardware Encoding (NVIDIA RTX 5070)

I bought the same model of Graphics card GeForce 5070. Also facing the same issue for more than 40 mins video.

Big Disappointment from Adobe.

Any updates yet? Getting ready to build my new video editing PC with a 5080 and would love some assurance

I just upgraded my 4080 super to a 5090 and cannot complete an export in Premiere or Encoder using the GPU to encode. Latest studio drivers. 

@Tsimdux Try turning it on.

@MyerPj I was answering zionb76063611, not you.

@Tsimduxthat's too bad its already disabled.   If one didn't turn on the global setting there should be no reason for it play a role then.   That also explains the crazy stuff I was seeing when I forced the global setting to on - PP probably doesn't work well with the setting enabled which is why the driver profile says to keep it off.

I still think we will see an nvidia driver update paired with an adobe PP update that will correct this for the 5000 series cards.  I look forward to when they release the update and maybe give some insight in how ti was corrected.   But like others, I hope this fix comes very quick now.

Thanks for taking a stab at looking at it.

@FlyingFourFun I will say I looked at the Adobe profile in Nvidia Profile Inspector and it does say REBAR is DISABLED, so I'm not very optimistic.

@FlyingFourFun Interesting theory. Basically Resizable Bar is turned on in the bios. Nvidia's driver automatically toggles it off unless a game supports it. If the game supports it, Nvidia's driver turns Resizable Bar on to take advantage of it.

The issue MIGHT be that Adobe products, for some reason, are being flagged on the 50 series cards as supporting Resizable Bar and activating when using Adobe products. But since Adobe doesn't support rebar, the memory freaks out and the app locks up.

When I have time I might try this theory out and report back. Currently REBAR is ON in the bios and OFF in the global settings of Nvidia.

@pentian 

they did offer the one know workaround, which is to turn off HW encoding when exporting.... confirmed its not ideal, empathy was expressed.   They will never tell you when a fix might happen because no one knows until they solve it, that it’s fixed or thought to be fixed.  This is standard in the software dev world.  As as aside, I was just reading that Divinci didnt have support for the 5000 series either when the cards first starting appearing, it was held back at the start...   not sure if they have support now.  But that might speak to the idea tha maybe these 5000 cards have something different about them... 

The issue may not even be Adobe's at this point.  The 5000 series card have all sorts of issues, including defective GPU processors that are not know until you use tools like GPU-Z and confirm the missing video processors....  which most people don’t even know is a problem with these cards unless you are watching the game review channels.

If you want to try and trouble shoot something with your 5000 series cards, I have a hunch based on something I saw when testing another system related to resizable bar.

This setting gave us HUGE performance gains!! Check yours now!

I think the advice in this video is bad for content creators, it specifically tells you to force on the feature so its active 100% of the time.  I tried this with the expectation Premier would be faster, but what it did was memory got way out of hand, and the GPU would lock up.  Putting the setting back to normal allowed the same system to run fine.

My hunch I wanted to test, was if turning off resizable bar fully, would allow premier to run properly with the 5000 series cars.  Based on my interpretation of the complains people have had, and what I saw when I turned this feature fully on - they struck me as similar.  I had plans to try it when I got my 5090, but today I still can’t find an available founders edition in Canada.

If you have time and ambition, maybe give it a try and report back on what happens.  I know you probably want to focus on your work and not bother with this BS testing, but when in a pickle sometimes trying something leads to an answer.  It’s a long shot, so your call - if I had a 5090 I would be testing it myself.

The lack of any community engagement on this issue is really disappointing. At least demonstrate some accountability, provide some work arounds, and some tentative timelines. At this point I don't recommend Adobe Premiere if you've bought a new computer within the last year. Adobe Premiere is officially legacy software. Time to move to Davinci Resolve everyone.