Nvidia's Studio Driver adds support for Adobe Creative Cloud AI features

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To achieve the highest level of reliability, Studio Drivers undergo extensive testing against multi-app creator workflows and multiple revisions of the top creative applications from Adobe to Autodesk and beyond.

What's New:

The October Nvidia Studio Driver provides optimal support for the latest new updates to the Adobe Creative Cloud suite announced at Adobe MAX including Premiere Pro, After Effects, and the Substance 3D line of apps.

At the Adobe MAX creativity conference this week, Adobe announced updates to its Adobe Creative Cloud products, including Premiere Pro and After Effects, as well as to Substance 3D products and the Adobe video ecosystem.

These apps are accelerated by Nvidia RTX and GeForce RTX GPUs – in the cloud or running locally on RTX AI PCs and workstations.

One of the most highly anticipated features is Generative Extend in Premiere Pro (beta), which uses generative AI to seamlessly add frames to the beginning or end of a clip. Powered by the Firefly Video Model, it's designed to be commercially safe and only trained on content Adobe has permission to use, so artists can create with confidence.

Adobe Substance 3D Collection apps offer numerous RTX-accelerated features for 3D content creation, including ray tracing, AI delighting and upscaling, and image-to-material workflows powered by Adobe Firefly.

Substance 3D Viewer, entering open beta at Adobe MAX, is designed to unlock 3D in 2D design workflows by allowing 3D files to be opened, viewed and used across design teams. This will improve interoperability with other RTX-accelerated Adobe apps like Photoshop.

Adobe Firefly integrations have also been added to Substance 3D Collection apps, including Text to Texture, Text to Pattern and Image to Texture tools in Substance 3D Sampler, as well as Generative Background in Substance 3D Stager, to further enhance the 3D content creation with generative AI.

Video Editing Evolved

Adobe Premiere Pro has transformed video editing workflows over the last four years with features like Auto Reframe and Scene Edit Detection.

The recently launched GPU-accelerated Enhance Speech, AI Audio Category Tagging and Filler Word Detection features allow editors to use AI to intelligently cut and modify video scenes.

The Adobe Firefly Video Model – now available in limited beta at Firefly.Adobe.com – brings generative AI to video, marking the next advancement in video editing. It allows users to create and edit video clips using simple text prompts or images, helping fill in content gaps without having to reshoot, extend or reframe takes. It can also be used to create video clip prototypes as inspiration for future shots.

Read the complete release notes here.

Fixed Application Bugs

  • [Final Fantasy XV]. Turning on Turf Effects causes texture flickering with drivers newer than 546.65 [4745646]
  • [Dying Light 2 Stay Human] Game launch shows frozen white screen then crashes to desktop [4738045]

Fixed General Bugs

  • Enabling MSAA globally causes corruption to Steamlink streaming [4741818]
  • Slight monitor backlight panel flicker when FPS drops below 60FPS. [4785222]
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