Hi
I'm trying to export a 4992 by 2496 project, which consists of one 360 clip, which animates into a spherical panorama using GoPro VR, with some lumetri colour. Yesterday I exported without difficulty, but I have since updated my display drivers, as I suddenly started getting weird pink and green shift in After Effects.
Now I have made an edit to the Premiere 360 sequence and need to export it again. Media Encoder fails with "Error Compiling movie. Accelerated render error. Unable to produce frame". If I turn off CUDA in Media Encoder I get the same result.
If I turn off CUDA in Premiere's project settings, the edits I've made with GoPro VR produce completely different effects! Which means I would have to start from scratch with the sequence. Don't want to do that.
My computer is a Dell XPS 9550 running Windows 10 Pro. Laptop contains GTX 960M and Intel HD 530. The iGPU controls when the dGPU is used. I've tried rolling back to previous display drivers, but do not know what I had before when it worked. I have tried:
25.20.100.6471
25.20.100.6373
25.20.100.6323
Weirdly, if I remove lumetri from the sequence, *sometimes* Media Encoder will actually export the file, whether CUDA rendering is enabled in Encoder or not, however the Output Preview window will show the sequence as it appear on my timeline in Premiere, but the actual MP4 is different - the GoPro VR effects are messed up, like they are if I disable CUDA from Premiere's project settings (but not messed up in the same way - they are different, but neither are correct as per my keyframing).
I'm doing all this from Premiere CC2018, as GoPro VR does not show up in Premiere CC2019...
I've read that I can export to an intermediary file format, but I cannot find a file format that will render at my required resolution or with the desired bitrate (I need it to be as high as possible).
Any suggestions gratefully welcomed.