NVIDIA Studio Driver Expands Creative-App Support

NVIDIA’s August 2020 Studio Driver added creative-app improvements for Premiere Rush, Premiere Pro, Blender and Boris FX Optics.

Archive republication: This article was originally published on 26 August 2020. It has been translated into English and lightly updated for clarity while preserving the original reporting and context.

NVIDIA Studio Driver

NVIDIA’s August 2020 Studio Driver expanded support for creative applications including Adobe Premiere Rush and Premiere Pro. Auto Reframe, previously available in Premiere Pro, became available in Premiere Rush, helping keep the main subject in frame when an edit changes aspect ratio or composition.

The release also highlighted Scene Edit Detection for locating cuts in finished footage, OptiX rendering support for Blender, and support for Boris FX Optics, a digital-photography plug-in that simulates optical lenses, filters, film stocks and grain.

Because this is a historical driver release, artists should confirm present-day application, operating-system and GPU compatibility before installation.

Availability and Further Information

NVIDIA described the changes in its August 2020 Studio Driver announcement. The original driver page is also available in NVIDIA’s driver archive.