The AMD card should work well with PD14. You should be able to reinstall PD14 the same way you installed it the first time with the key code they supplied you with.

Perfect!

Quote: The AMD card should work well with PD14. You should be able to reinstall PD14 the same way you installed it the first time with the key code they supplied you with.

Maybe, I'm not sure of the OP users typical rendering procedure, here is a little experience with the R9 380 with HA encoding and it is less than desirable. If you don't use HA encoding, any mid to higher end GPU, AMD/Nvidia will really work reasonable well/the same with PD14.

http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/45474.page#234931

The new Crimson Edition drivers or PD14 r2302 make no improvements to the bitrate issue mentioned in the above thread. HA is available and it does function, just not the production results one would like.

Jeff

Hmm. I don't care about speed at all. Just interested in quality. If I can still get perfect quality at slower processing times. I'm perfectly happy.

Quote: Hmm. I don't care about speed at all. Just interested in quality. If I can still get perfect quality at slower processing times. I'm perfectly happy.

Just make sure to always use CPU encoding then for projects that need to be encoded or the quality you are interested in will in fact suffer.

Jeff

OK thanks. That's econding with none of the fast stuff ticked yeah?

Quote: OK thanks. That's econding with none of the fast stuff ticked yeah?

Correct, these two areas in pic.

One can also simply verify on your system that the same bitrate quality issue appears and you don't get the properties you produced to. MediaInfo or even PD properties of produced clip in the media library will give the info you need. CL may fix in the future too.


Jeff