Mercury Engine missing after nVidia Video Card up grade

[Bob Dix Photographer]

Mercury Engine missing after nVidia Video Card grade  How do I get the new driver to run the Mercury Engine  ?

Premerie Pro CS  5.5.2

[Trevor.Dennis]

Bob, you might do better in the Premiere Pro Hardware forum with this.  I, or one of the other mods, can move it if you like?

[Ussnorway]

moved to early premiere pro... if you get not joy we can try somewhere else

[John T Smith]

If your nVidia card has at least 1Gig of video ram, use the nVidia Hack http://forums.adobe.com/thread/629557 - which is a simple entry in a "supported cards" file, this is for CS6 and CS5

[Bob Dix Photographer]

Thanks,

It has 1GB Ram

[Bob Dix Photographer]

Thanks, John

[John T Smith]

>after nVidia Video Card up grade

Did you follow the instructions I posted to be sure your new card is in the list?

If you upgraded to a card that is not in the list, you must add it yourself or Mercury won't work

[Bob Dix Photographer]

John,

Dell tells me they reinstalled the Fx4000 /FX3800 nVidia Quadro  drivers, it has been working for 5+ years so it should work now.., but, the Mercury Engine is blacked out >

I'll see how i go with the editing and effects etc and if it is too slow I will do a complete reinstall. in any case the Pro Dad Stabilizer needed manual rendering with the stabilizer anyhow.

thanks for your advice.

Thanks,

Bob

[Bob Dix Photographer]

Well I did eventually get NVIDIA Technical Service to fix the issue and the Mercury Engine was reinstalled easily

[Ussnorway]

a happy ending, yippee!

[Ann Bens]

Might not want to update the driver.

CS5 is quite old.

[Bob Dix Photographer]

Ann,

The latest driver was installed by Dell and works very fast, but, in the project  setting it is blacked out.

I have had no need to upgrade Premiere Pro as the software is still very capable of working with high definition from our Sony HXR- NX 30 P and Canon 5 D mark II mov. H264 . files., it has just completed a 2 hour production of The Netherlands  would you believe.

It even feels as though I do not need the Mercury Engine at all ????????? , it does work on the Dell M6600 and it is similar in performance.

I just do not get it.

This Premiere Pro has completed 100s of high definition productions with no problems in the past 5-7 years and very few issues.

thanks,

Bob

[Bob Dix Photographer]

Trevor,

Move it if you must,

Thanks

1.  Re: Mercury Engine missing after nVidia Video Card up grade

  

       Trevor.Dennis     Jun 26, 2017 9:08 PM  (in response to Bob Dix)   

Bob, you might do better in the Premiere Pro Hardware forum with this.  I, or one of the other mods, can move it if you like?

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