adobe encoder does not recognize the NVIDIA 1050

[boazme]

Hi

I have Premier Pro 2018 on ASUS laptop

Intel Core i7-7700HQ

Win 10 64bit

16 GB RAM

NVIDIA 1050

All drivers are upgraded

The adobe encoder does not recognize the NVIDIA graphics and works only withe the integrated Intel graphics adaptor.

When I disable the Intel graphics adaptor, the encoder shows software encoding only.

How can I make the adobe encoder recognize the NVIDIA 1050?

Thanks

Boaz

[Ann Bens]

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[boazme]

Dear Ann

Thank you for the advice, but unfortunately there is no change.

The encoder recognizes the integrated GPU (Intel HD Graphics 630) but not the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050

Best regards

Boaz

[boazme]

None of that seems to be working. The encoder simply ignores the NVIDIA. Enabling the integrated graphic adaptor makes the encoder work with software only

It's probably some changes need to be done in the registry.

[excited_Genie16B8]

When I disable the Intel graphics adaptor

That's the correct action.  Leave the Intel disabled.

[Ann Bens]

But then its Software Only according to OP.

[excited_Genie16B8]

Crap, I did misread that.

[Ann Bens]

Update or roll back a nvidia driver.

Which Pr and OS build?

[RjL190365]

Guess what? The encoder supports only the integrated Intel IGP from a 6th- or later-generation i-series CPU, and does not currently support any discrete GPU at all whatsoever.

[Ann Bens]

I was under the impression he meant AME:

otherwise misread also.

[RjL190365]

If it affected Adobe Media Encoder, it would have also affected the renderer settings in the Project panel in Premiere itself.

I think he meant the H.264 encoder in the Export settings.

[boazme]

Hi

The question was about the encoding process using  the adobe encoder. I currently work with h.264, but it seems the issue is relevant for all codecs.

Until now I couldn't find a way to persuade the  encoder work with something other than the integrated graphics

[Ann Bens]

This setting only works with intel nothing else.

The nvidia card is for MPE which is something quite different.

Adobe Premiere Pro CC System Requirements

[RjL190365]

Guess what? The problem with all (recent) versions of Premiere Pro is that you cannot disable OpenCL GPU acceleration at all unless you disable all GPU acceleration, and that Adobe's implementation of OpenCL by itself cannot be run on NVIDIA GPUs. What's more, Premiere Pro CC 2019 requires a driver version above 396 just to even enable CUDA GPU acceleration at all, and that some OEM implementations of the NVIDIA drivers for laptops either disable CUDA entirely or have an outdated CUDA driver.