GPU Render Issue, Unable to apply effects

Hi @SiHutch - We are working on a bug related to ProRes files and a color shift as you describe.  Let us know about your GPU errors on Friday.

Hi @jamieclarke Errors connected to the green footage? It hasn't come up with erros messages in that project unless the errors are found somewhere else within the project? How can I play it back without the green tint?

As I said I'll have access to that other prject on Friday where it failed to export due to the GPU error if that's what you're referring to but thats a different project and different issue from the green footage 

Is it possible to download the old 23 version and what is Rosetta mode?

Hi @SiHutch - You were able to change the GPU in version 23.x of Premiere Pro by running it in Rosetta mode.

Thank you for the file information, but to help you we need to know what the errors are that you are receiving.  

Can you screenshot them for us?

Hi @jamieclarke I'll have access to the project giving GPU errors on Friday

Below info on the codec but I don't get how before I was able to change the GPU setting in Premiere on the same machine that sorted the problem with the green tint and recently my motherboard went bust and was replaced and since it was replaced I have not been able to change the GPU setting in Prem, do you know why that may be? they said it was replaced with the same model but updates made the GPU

This is the codec of the files that come out green 

File Path: /Volumes/Extreme SSD/A_0002C035_240728_164613_p1E5O.mxf Type:

MXF File Size: 12.03 GB

Image Size: 4096 x 2304

Frame Rate: 25.00

Total Duration: 00:01:02:16

Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.0

Alpha: None

Color Space: Rec. 709

Color Space Override: Off Input

LUT: None

MXF File details: Wrapper type: MXF OP1a (type: SingleItem SinglePackage MultiTrack Stream Internal)

File generated by: ARRI, ALEXA 35 (SUP 1.02.03) Apple ProRes 4444 XQ Progressive

@SiHutch - We need to know the codec of your green-tint footage, as there is a known bug causing a green tint with certain codecs which I bet is what you are seeing.

As mentioned before on MacArm the GPU renderer is locked to Metal, GPU drivers are controlled by apple you can't update them.

Can you post screenshots of the GPU error you are getting?

Have you tried nesting your clips with multiple effects?

This page explains how the effects order in Premiere is worked out. (an article from the makers of Neat Video)

Hi @jamieclarke How can the GPU be unlocked? Is that causing all the problems? This is really affecting my work and have been trying to get help for the past few weeks but have had not muhc repsonse so please let me know if oyu can

Hi @jamieclarke @Rach McIntire I'm having multiple issues in variety of forms with various projects becuase of the GPU, what driver do I need exactly to make everythign function normal? I have Sequoia 15.1 (24B83)

Hi @SiHutch - Video Playback rendering on MacArm is locked into "Mercury Playback (Metal)" that is to be expected.

What is the codec you are using for your MXF files that are coming out green?

It's best to nest your clips when adding multiple effects while also using warp stabilizer.  Can you try that and then let us know if that helps your issue?

Hi @Rach McIntire Please let me know what you think, it would be great to get some help with this