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need to increase render times for graphics-heavy sequence
Hi all — I am currently working on many hour-long HD sequences, each with graphics laid over top, all the way through. Right now, we have 11 tracks of video — one track with the video footage condensed down all onto V1, and then the remaining tracks are all graphic elements. Graphics elements include: mov’s exported out of after effects, a “countdown” plugin, text, and still .png’s. Some of these elements are keyframed. Some have transitions applied.
Before proceeding, I would like to figure out the most efficient way to place the graphics and render.
Here are some questions/ideas:
-Would it help to export out our full res video of V1, then import that .mov and lay the graphics over that instead?
-Would nesting help?
-One of our elements is a .png with keyframes applied. Would it be better to export that out as a .mov and reimport that, instead of using the .png?If anyone knows of any great advanced tutorials that address increasing efficiency of rendering in final cut — please let me know! So far all I have found is fragments of information, and very basic basic tutorials. I’d love to really learn the theory behind how final cut renders, in order to ascertain the best practices moving forward.
Thanks.