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Inspiring
March 27, 2022
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Configure Graphics for After Effects and Media Encoder

  • March 27, 2022
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I'm using HP Z420 Workstation with Intel Xeon E5 2640v2 processor, Quadro K5000 graphics, and 32GB of ECC RAM. When rendering with media encoder using GPU CDA Acceleration, the export is failing. Although I have around 65GB of space left on my SSD. I've already cleared the disk caches and purges. Please help me configure settings in NVIDIA Control Panel for both the softwares.

 

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Mylenium
Legend
March 28, 2022

What exact driver version? There seem to be a ton of issues with NVidias current 5.1xxx line, so maybe downgrading to an older 4.xxx version is actually the better strategy here. also as a test try and render a file directly from AE and/or enable more extensive logging with the "plus per frame Info" option to see if it's actualyl the render or soem effect that crashes.

 

Mylenium

Inspiring
March 31, 2022

I'll try that, but right now I'm asking for the configuration to be done in NVIDIA control panel (please find the attachment) for the graphics card I've mentioned, optimal enough for After Effects and Media Encoder's 3D Video Editing Work.

Inspiring
March 31, 2022

Attaching another pic from the panel with the driver version if  that's what you're asking for.

Community Expert
March 27, 2022

Have you already tried updating the GPU drivers and, if possible, the operating system?

Byron.
Inspiring
March 28, 2022

Ya, I've already updated all the drivers, plus I just purchased this machine so it's new, with Windows 10 Pro.

Mylenium
Legend
March 27, 2022

Without any details about the actual configuration, exact render settings, details about the project and so on we can't tell you much. The first thing to check would obviously have to be what the respective info panels in the preferences report and then you can take it from there. Everything else will require much more details.

 

Mylenium

Inspiring
March 28, 2022

I'm rendering a 22 sec intro 3d Animation in 4K using the YouTube 2160p 4K Preset. Renderer is Mercury Playback Engine with GPU Acceleration enabled. Please let me know if you need more information and that if I'm still not clear.