This effect requires GPU acceleration

[underscape]

Hello, here I am lost ...
I have a Premiere PRO project with effects and I just want to copy them and paste them into another project.

It works perfectly, once copied to a sequence, they appear, but if I start rendering the sequence.

There appears a message in red indicating "This effect requires GPU acceleration".

What I can understand if my computer was not very powerful, but that I do not understand, because in the initial project, this effect appears without problem, before rendering, but also after.

I specify that the two projects use the CUDA GPU acceleration.

Well, thanks in advance for your help

PS, I'm starting 🙂

[underscape]

To be honest, I did not find a solution, but without being an expert of Premiere Pro, I think that the problem comes from my sequences, some in 24 is, others in 30.

I do not say, but I notice that if I try to copy the effects on two identical sequences, no problem, but if they are different, it does not happen.

In short, I found a solution, it is worth what it is worth, but that solved my problem.

The idea is to make a simple assembly, to export it, then to import it and finally to work with this video which suddenly is homogeneous.

Well, I hope it will help someone.

[Ann Bens]

 
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[underscape]

sorry 😞 ok

[Ann Bens]

Are you applying VR effect to non VR footage?

[underscape]

nope, classic footage

[underscape]

sequence with effect (paste) before rendering

 

sequence with effect after rendering... effect disapear

[Ann Bens]

Are you appying a VR effect?

[underscape]

nope... 

I think it's a compatibility problem between sequences.
Some in 24 is, others in 29, sometimes in 1080, others in 720p ...
Because again the problem only happens if I apply an effect between two truly different sequences.

My solution make a simple montage of the sequences, then import it into a new project and make it my effects and the rest.