When CUDA is selected as the rendering engine in the settings, I get great flow with previews and rendering but it keeps crashing and the videos rendered are flickering or completely black. If I change back to GLSL it works fine. What might cause this? I am using Nvidia GTX 1060 with drivers up to date.
I did not pre-process the footage, I drag them to AV after organizing shots in folders. Yes, I use v391.24 driver. Video files are 2704x2032 so they are kind of large, if you like I can still upload them. Should I render them in Premiere before putting them in AV? What is your suggestion about pre-procesing?
We do not recommend pre-processing to avoid issues with synchronization for instance. As your rig is a sort of Omni (but Omni has a specific firmware), feel free to share your videos so that I can make some tests. Cameras have the same position into the rig than the Omni?
Thanks for the videos. I did not encounter any crash using CUDA with H.264 MP4 default settings (AV3, Win 10, 16GB RAM, NVIDIA Quadro M4000). What are your render settings? Did you apply any correction before you render? Also, what is your computer brand? Any other software launched than AV when you render?
Windows 10 Professional (x64) Version 1709 (build 16299.309) Install Language: Türkçe (Türkiye) System Locale: Türkçe (Türkiye) Installed: 19.03.2018 20:40:35 Servicing Branch: Current Branch (CB) Boot Mode: UEFI with Secure Boot disabled
Board: ASUS PRIME B250-PLUS Rev X.0x UEFI: American Megatrends Inc. 0813 10/31/2017
Can you just check if a bloatware named Sonic Suite is installed on your system? If so, can you remove it and restart your computer before making a new test? In general, remove any unnecessary software or driver from the system.
Hi, Sonic Suite is not installed on the system and I checked for all unnecessary apps and drivers as you mentioned, still I keep having crashes. I have already sent two crash reports through the pop-up, still would it be appropriate to paste the result here? Would it be helpful?