Audio enhancer Ai not using any of the CPU or GPU

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March 11, 2024
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Hello!

So, I'm currently using a Windows 10 PC which has an i7 7700 CPU, a GTX 1050ti, and 16GB of ram to edit on PP (I know it's not ideal but it can definetly do for now). It's the workstation I currently have at work until the new machine arrives in a few weeks. But something is definetly not right here. When using the new AI Audio Enhancer feature, this tool is simply not using ANY of the cpu or the gpu installed. Task manager says PP is using 0% gpu and 1% cpu while the enhance speech effect is processing the audio. Could it be that it needs the latest gen of cpu or gpu and it won't even attempt to work with older hardware? This doesn't seem right. I mean, the logical thing would be for PP to max out cpu and gpu, and if the machine is slow even at 100% usage, then too bad, right? But that's not what's happening, I'm using what's supposed to be a cpu intensive tool and the fan is barely kicking in.

Anyone have any idea why this could be?

PP is installed on an SSD while the footage and the project are located in two separate HDDs.

Thanks in advance!

-Pablo

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Kevin J. Monahan Jr.

Legend

Hi @Pablo San95,
It sounds like your issue has subsided. I'll move your post to discussions for further troubleshooting. Let the team know if you need more assistance with this bug.

Thanks,
Kevin

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio

Kevin J. Monahan Jr.

Legend

Hello @Pablo San95,

I'm sorry for not getting back to you after you provided so much great information. Are you still experiencing this issue or has it been fixed? Please let the team know. Sorry for the frustration.

Thanks,
Kevin

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio

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Pablo San95Author

Participant

Hi Kevin! Thx for the reply! Here's some more info about it (also yes the project did finish after about 40 minutes for 32 minutes of footage):

Issue - Premiere Pro using too little or nothing at all of the PC available resources.
Adobe Premiere Pro version number: version 24.2.1
System Info: Windows 10 pro 22H2 | OS compilation: 19045.3930 | Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.19053.1000.0
CPU: Intek i7 7700 3.60Ghz
GPU: GTX 1050ti | Driver version 546.33
RAM: 16GB RAM (2x8GB 2400MHz)
Hard Drive Windows and Premiere Pro installed on a 500GB SSD on the SATA port of the motherboard. Footage is on an external USB 3.0 port 2TB SSD
Project is on a 1TB HDD on the SATA port of the motherboard.
Video format: Footage is XAVC S UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) at 23.98 recorded on a SONY a6600.
Workflow details: Pretty much just take the clip to the timeline and start editing the audio straight away, on the same timeline as the video is on.

Steps to reproduce: 1- Insert footage into project and then onto the timeline. 2- Click the audio track and go to "Essential Audio" tab. 3- Select "speech" and proceed to edit some Reverb and Noise reduction in. 4- Click "ENHANCE" button and wait.
Expected result - Since it's supposed to be a CPU intensive workload, the CPU usage on task manager was supposed to go up to a meaningful amount and the CPU fan should kick in at high RPM.
Actual result - GPU usage remains on 0% while CPU never goes beyond 4%, staying most of the time at 1%.

-Pablo