Unsupported driver

[Filmorus]

I updated the gpu driver and got a black screen. But before I realized what was going on, I found a recommendation on YouTube to disable Mercury playback. And I wanted to solve the driver problem and went to the GPU and GPU Driver Requirements for Premiere Pro page. There I found a link to the 516.94 driver. I installed the recommended driver and tried to run Premiere. The result is shown in the screenshot. I don't know how surprising a situation can be when a driver recommended by the company is identified as a problem. We get a couple of new versions of the program every year, but no one seems to want to think about testing it on recommended hardware. We are told to update the drivers to the latest ones. But how reasonable is this recommendation when no one has tested how the new driver will manifest itself?

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[Ann Bens · Accepted solution]

The driver mentioned in the online help is out of date. (2022)

Just update to the latest studio driver: 551.23  ^WHQL

the online help is always falling behind.

Reported the issue but don't know when it will be fixed.

[Filmorus]

I recently installed Influx and thought that the problem might be in it, but disabling it did not become a solution. I get a black screen on the XDCAM HD file on the timeline. When rebooting and clearing the cache, it sometimes displayed an image with the GPU turned off, but the encoder refused to do this. I got around this problem by installing the previous version of Premiere Pro 23.6.4 in parallel.
p.s. Why hasn't Adobe made a downgrade mechanism for the project yet? Even the epic Avid allows you to open projects on previous versions. I had to go online to downgrade the project version.

[Ann Bens]

Try disabling H.264/5 in the Preferences.

Open a New Premiere Pro Project on an Older Version - Windows - YouTube

[Filmorus]

I just added it.MXF files are in the support of Influx and the display is back.

p.s. Nothing else helped lol

[Filmorus]

Black holes on Nvidia Driver 555.99 WHQL 2024.6.4

I have to thank you for pointing out the working version of the driver(551.23  WHQL), as I got black holes on the export using Adobe's recommended fresh driver.
I would strongly ask Adobe to specify the version of the driver that has been tested on the new release.

[R Neil Haugen]

They actually run the app on several hundred machines, both Mac & PC, so there's always quite a range of drivers the staff uses while working on any build.

Plus, the public beta is where nearly everything is tested prior to launch, which means thousands of users with about every known hardware/driver combos out there.

So ... it's never tested on only one GPU and driver before a realease.

[Filmorus]

This completely violates any precise certification, so, for example, the industry leader Avid does something completely different.