Hello all!
I've been experiencing a hard crash resulting from using the FilmConvert plugin in FCPX and I'm pretty sure it's related to the NVIDIA Web Driver and my GTX 980.
When I drop the effect on the footage in the timeline for the first time, it loads, then the computer starts pinwheeling. Once that happens, there's no recovering it. I have to hold the power button and force the machine to restart.
Once I reboot I can reopen FCPX and see that FilmConvert is still applied to my footage. However the FilmConvert OSC is nowhere to be found. Also, if I click on the title of the instance of FilmConvert in the inspector, my computer locks right up again.
When I boot up I can see what caused the crash in Console. The message, "GPU driver appears to be hung" appears over and over. So apparently FilmConvert is not agreeing well with the NVIDIA Web Driver or possibly Maxwell cards.
If I use Premiere CC I can use FilmConvert just fine and things speed right along.
I'm using an eight core 2009 Mac Pro on 10.11.6 with the newest FCPX and FilmConvert.
I've been experiencing a hard crash resulting from using the FilmConvert plugin in FCPX and I'm pretty sure it's related to the NVIDIA Web Driver and my GTX 980.
When I drop the effect on the footage in the timeline for the first time, it loads, then the computer starts pinwheeling. Once that happens, there's no recovering it. I have to hold the power button and force the machine to restart.
Once I reboot I can reopen FCPX and see that FilmConvert is still applied to my footage. However the FilmConvert OSC is nowhere to be found. Also, if I click on the title of the instance of FilmConvert in the inspector, my computer locks right up again.
When I boot up I can see what caused the crash in Console. The message, "GPU driver appears to be hung" appears over and over. So apparently FilmConvert is not agreeing well with the NVIDIA Web Driver or possibly Maxwell cards.
If I use Premiere CC I can use FilmConvert just fine and things speed right along.
I'm using an eight core 2009 Mac Pro on 10.11.6 with the newest FCPX and FilmConvert.