aso checking, render @ maximum depth and quality boxes gives a big
hit to render times
FWIW neat video renders relatively fast using GPU even though it is
not listed as an accelerated FX in PR
On 13-Mar-13 18:19, Jim Curtis wrote:
You
sure it's not MB Denoiser? Â IIRC, that's pretty render intensive.
 You could test by turning off the effects, and exporting a
section.
Other things that can produce excessive render estimates are
bad fonts, corrupt footage, and plugs that got degraded. Â I've
had to remove plugs and reapply them before. Â This may not be
what you're seeing, but I'd watch export progress go along at a
even rate, then slow to a crawl and the time remaining estimate
would go way up while it appeared that it was still rendering.
On Mar 13, 2013, at 11:10 AM, Rich Young wrote:
I usually
start from presets and add only minor tweaks. Even
CBR and QT P-JPEG are dog slow. At first I thought it was MB
Denoiser II or a Windows firewall issue, but nope.
Rich
--- On Wed, 3/13/13, Jim Curtis <jpcurtis@me.com>
wrote:
8-12
hours sounds wrong. Â I get fast exports from Pr
to H.264. Â What settings are you using?
One thing I noticed will really slow
exports to H.264 is to mess with the
Advanced settings, so I never touch those.
Â
And I don't use Format:
Quicktime>H.264. Â Use H.264 under
Format.
Exporting from Pr or AME is
exponentially faster than exporting to
uncompressed or ProRes and transcoding
in Squeeze. Â Squeeze only uses one or
two cores, very inefficiently, whereas
Pr and AME max out my 8 cores during
exports.
Last week, I tried dragging an Ae
comp into Pr (Dynamic Link), and then
used the export settings in Pr, which
are more extensive than the Output
Modules in Ae. Â Worked very well for me.
On Mar 13, 2013, at 10:26 AM,
Rich Young wrote:
I don't think
Adobe is doing GPU encoding
yet, or it would appear in
the marketing bullet points
(maybe CS Next some time).
Sorenson Squeeze does, and
it seems to have a Premiere
export plug-in.
I'm now experiencing serious
export slowness in Premiere.
I have Yellow lines in the
Sequence and perfect
playback, but exporting
takes 8-12 hours to h.264 or
QT. Last year for similar
material on a similar
computer, it was 1 hour to
render h.264 (~ 2-hr event
videos). I'm not sure even
magic words by Todd Kopriva
will fix this.
Rich
--- On Wed, 3/13/13,
Dean Forss <deanforss@gmail.com>
wrote:
Hey
folks,
Does anyone know
if/how the GPU is
utilized in
transcoding files on
output in Premiere
 or AE with cuda
support? In other
words are the GPUs
being utilized other
than when editing?
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