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  AME – Adobe Media Encoder CC Benchmark 4K to 1080p

  Posted by Matjaz Molnar on September 19, 2014 at 10:20 am

  So I decided to do my own research on “brute encoding speed” of graphic cards in Adobe Media Encoder.

  Here is the file you need:
  https://docs.google.com/uc?id=0B24xtHi28gsJem1kb3NGQVdaSzQ&export=download

  It’s a 4K 60mbs .mp4 file.

  Open it in AME and encode it to the followeing settings:
  – Format: QuickTime
  – Settings Custom:
  Video Codec: PHOTO – JPEG
  Quality: 95
  Res: 1920 x 1080
  Framerate: 25
  Enable/check: Render At Maximum Depth
  Enable/check: Use Maximum Render Quality

  

  I know that for some of you has this no meaning, but for me it does.
  You can use Nvidia, AMD, Intel, anything you want, just write it down.

  Post your results like this:
  CPU: 4930K @ 4.2GHz
  RAM: 16GB – 1866MHz
  GPU: GTX 770 – 2GB OC
  Rendered: CUDA
  Win 8.1 – 64bit – AME CC 2014
  From HDD to SSD
  Time: 0m 38s

  Thaaaank you very much! I’ll post results later.

  Matjaz Molnar replied 11 years, 11 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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