Unsupported Nvidia's Cuda are "supported" in Premier CC but even the old method doesn't work in AE CC. Anyone get Cuda working in AE CC?

Update: Works

It doesn't appear to have fixed the digital rain issue. I will have to double check, but I had some old original footage that still showed it that way even after transcoding. I am not sure if I tested it with the new DNxHD OP1a preset though. I will verify that this weekend.

Photoshop CC is fast, but so far everytime I try and open a CS6 .PSD, it crashes.

it seem that premiere, photoshop and after effects can be cracked.

And? We are not discussing pirated soft here.

I like this Adove approach with renting software. If it is your tool, sum is very reasonable. Hope improvements will be intoduced and implemented each month or two.

@SuperSet, editing the text file is no longer necessary. If you're on an unsupported video card, you need to manually select CUDA or OpenCL from the project/general preferences, and it tells you you're using an unsupported card, but then works :)

Not sure if CUDA or OpenCL is better in Premiere at this point, I'd be interested to know as well.

Had my first day on Premiere CC today, although I got interrupted for most of it. But one super useful feature already is setting your timeline up for Prores/DnxHD and then exporting the render files at the end. So, so, so much faster.

yep, I had to install them seperately, as there doesn't appear to be any upgrade option

I didn't see the new CC suite files at first, but if you launch Adobe app manager and scroll down (whilst inside the apps tab), the new files are down there for download.

Yes, downloaded and installed through Adobe Application Manager last night. It looks and performs really good!

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