Error Compiling Movie GPU/Lumetri - Turn off CUDA - Turn on Software Only

• I have a few recommendations:

  • File > Project Settings > General
    • Change the renderer to "Software Only" (if you use Media Encoder, change it there too)
    • The drawback of "Software Only" that the export is much, much longer than it would with a sturdier GPU
  • Take advantage of the smart rendering process as much as possible, especially if you have a somewhat underpowered GPU.
    • Currently, you are not taking much advantage of that by encoding directly to H.264.
    • You might try mastering to DNxHD, Cineform, or ProRes instead
    • Create H.264 files from the master
    • Drawback: this is more a process you need to consider in the beginning of a project, not now.
  • Install a GPU with more VRAM.
    • If I were under the gun, and on a deadline, I'd run down to your local computer hardware and get a 4GB or more VRAM GPU.

     Good Luck

After one year or so in which I lived happily every after with Premiere and AME, I started getting these errors, either when rendering the timeline (pressing Enter) or when exporting via PP OR AME.

I have tried several workarounds, like deleting effects and filters. It's very hard to tell when these errors will happen, but then they seem to stick to a particular timeline like a disease. Sometimes the timeline renders Ok but the export doesn't work. So on...

On top of that, the workaround of using 'software only' rendering seems to screw up the position of some Essential Graphics elements, which is amazing and dissappointing. When changing a project setting to 'Software Only', the boxes and shapes I drew around my text elements are automatically misplaced.

I'm a big fan of Adobe, but they don't seem to be my fans in return.

One of the thing that seemed to give me a solution ('after weeks of craziness) was messing with the "3D parameters" in Nvidial control panel

Go to program parameters >>> premiere pro >>>

CUDA >>>> Click on ALL, and go to "use this graphic processor" and select your card

(then I activated the triple buffer, dont know if it changed anything)

Since then, no crash at all

(sorry if labels are not the right one, I translate it from french)

Hope the solution is as simple as this one and that it will help you

If you could give a quick listing of the hardware involved ... OS/CPU/RAM/GPU/vRAM, the type of media used and how created, and the types of effects and other settings of your sequences, we could give a more useful answer.

Neil