Are you sure you want to report this comment post user as questionable? You may be blocked if you misuse this feature! Sign in. Hello forum! I'm trying to get Movie Studio to use my video card in rendering, but: In Preferences, on "Video" tab, "GPU acceleration of video processing" drop-down only has "Off" option.

It tells me "No GPU available". Movie Studio Platinum Any suggestions? Is the problem with the driver, or with Movie Studio? Back to post. Did you reinstall MSP after upgrading to W10?

If not, you may need to. It could be an incompatibility issue with MSP12 and W Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try the MSP13 thing You're using the bit version of MSP, correct? I've seen were OpenCL is required which your card seems to support. Thanks for the suggestion. Yes using bit. I followed his instructions and now the GPU acceleration option is available. It might possibly be enough just to uninstall the driver and re-install it, but the "Driver Sweeper" tool from Guru3D is quick to download and use.

Not finding GPU acceleration very effective. Rendering the example project in MSP13 went from 48s to 44s. Rendering another video I was making in MSP12 went from to , so increased by a second. If you have a fast cpu, there will be no benefit from gpu assist. What render template are you using? They'll give you an idea of what to expect. Q CPU. Not sure if that counts as fast or slow compared to my GPU.

Will check out the pro forum Cubbers - your system is long in tooth with CPU speed and memory spec. That with the latest driver should get your GPU timeline processing working. I am not even sure the Q supports the cpu instruction set for OpenCL 1.

Vegas has filters built into the software that filter out OpenCL devices that do not meet requirements, and so will not show any devices in the preferences list that do not meet standards. With no supported devices, you will have straight up CPU editing which is slow. If your CPU supports Opencl 1. Adding a supported GPU adds to this acceleration. People that profess GPU does nothing, could be in error or may not have figured out a stable GPU configuration of their own.

Converting all your. I can't really justify more expensive versions since I don't play 3D games. To get a better CPU I'd have to get a whole new motherboard.

Ancient, but actually not that much slower, and fairly similar performance in single-threaded apps. I tried Luxmark 3. I get what you are saying. Vegas does filter OpenCL devices it deems not capable. Luxmark is only verifying that opencl is functional on the system.

I am sure some one else on the forum can confirm that their system with a higher level card will show as an option. GPU in Vegas is not about 1 cards gaming frame rates over another, its about computational abilities and how fast those computations can completed and thrown to screen. Preferably much faster than required, so as to keep the frame rate from dropping. Anandtech reviews all current cards and offers Vegas benchmarks under the Compute section of the review. Good luck. Thanks for the tips.

It seemed to be something to do with the video card drivers. Once I'd run Driver Sweeper and re-installed the drivers, it worked. Report as questionable. Cancel Send. Cancel OK.

Sony vegas pro 13 no gpu available free

- Я не. Я сейчас же отправлю ее домой. - Боюсь, вы опоздали, - внушительно заявил Беккер и прошелся по номеру.