I dont think the K5000 was officially
supported in CS6.
But you can easily put it in the "white list"
yourself
I was assuming he had already done that when he wrote
I
tried to use the old methods to let the card work with
AE and PP.
but maybe not...
by finding the file called
"raytracer_supported_cards.txt" in the AE Support
Files folder
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe After Effects
C6\Support Files
Add the following in the file and save it again.
Quadro K5000
You maybe need to run the Notepad editor in
Administrator mode (right click on Notepad and choose
"Run as Administrator") to be able to save back into
that folder, cant remember right now if thats the
case.
I dont think the K5000 was officially
supported in CS6.
But you can easily put it in the "white list"
yourself by finding the file called
"raytracer_supported_cards.txt" in the AE Support
Files folder
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe After Effects
C6\Support Files
Add the following in the file and save it again.
Quadro K5000
You maybe need to run the Notepad editor in
Administrator mode (right click on Notepad and choose
"Run as Administrator") to be able to save back into
that folder, cant remember right now if thats the
case.
I have a big problem. We have just recieved a
brand new HP Z620 machine a Quadro K5000 video
card. We tried to use It with our Production
Premium CS6 package.
I tried to use the old methods to let the card
work with AE and PP. With PP It looks like It
will work but with AE It doesn't :( When we
start the program It comes back with a Shader
problem dialog box (I can tell you tomorrow
the exact message). In the previews the GPU
properties tab, the GPU is active, and It sees
the CUDA card (latest driver installed). But
when It try to change the 3D rendering from
classic to RayTraced, only the Classic comes
up.