Kevin Rasmussen
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Hi guys/gals,
In an attempt to do an online and colour grade of a music video I shot with the EPIC recently, I loaded up a FCP XML (created with FCP version 7) file into a new 2k, 2:1, 23.98 sequence from the presets and re-linked the offline EPIC .r3D's to color in PP and AE CS5.5.
Mix of sizes, 2k, 3k and 5k as well as some 5D shots. My playback settings are Paused: Full and Play: 1/8th
As I go through and clean up the sequence for finishing Premiere Pro keeps crashing and giving me an error:
NVIDIA OpenGL Driver Error Code: 6
"Your hardware configuration does not meet minimum specs"
I've googled this error and come up with nothing useful in relation to NLE+RED footage. I will also posted this in both the Adobe and NVIDIA CUDA forums.
When I build a new sequence from scratch with all the same footage, PP chugs along and moves slowly as I make changes and scrub through the footage but it doesn't crash.
Is this a known issue with FCP XML's and PP and is there a fix?
Specs:
GEFORCE 285.62 Driver
I am running CS5.5, with EPIC plug ins installed.
Asus Sabretooth
Intel i7 3600
16GB Corsair RAM
Nvidia GTX580
120GB SSD C:
2TB Raid0
Thanks for any advice in advance.
Cheers,
Kevin
In an attempt to do an online and colour grade of a music video I shot with the EPIC recently, I loaded up a FCP XML (created with FCP version 7) file into a new 2k, 2:1, 23.98 sequence from the presets and re-linked the offline EPIC .r3D's to color in PP and AE CS5.5.
Mix of sizes, 2k, 3k and 5k as well as some 5D shots. My playback settings are Paused: Full and Play: 1/8th
As I go through and clean up the sequence for finishing Premiere Pro keeps crashing and giving me an error:
NVIDIA OpenGL Driver Error Code: 6
"Your hardware configuration does not meet minimum specs"
I've googled this error and come up with nothing useful in relation to NLE+RED footage. I will also posted this in both the Adobe and NVIDIA CUDA forums.
When I build a new sequence from scratch with all the same footage, PP chugs along and moves slowly as I make changes and scrub through the footage but it doesn't crash.
Is this a known issue with FCP XML's and PP and is there a fix?
Specs:
GEFORCE 285.62 Driver
I am running CS5.5, with EPIC plug ins installed.
Asus Sabretooth
Intel i7 3600
16GB Corsair RAM
Nvidia GTX580
120GB SSD C:
2TB Raid0
Thanks for any advice in advance.
Cheers,
Kevin