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Was wondering if it usually take this long
Posted by John Høeg on July 2, 2013 at 2:27 pmFirst off I would like to share my system information.
I am running a I7-1770K 4.0 Ghz overclocked
16GB RAM
OCZ Agility 4 128GB
GA-Z77X-UD3H mobo
Saphhire 6970 hd radeonNow the question is does it usually take this long to export a video.
Currently exporting 10 hour long video taking up 27467MB space.
Quality is:
1280*720 resolution
29,97 fps:
Progressive VBR, 1pass
Target 6MB/s, max 10MB/s
ACC+ Version 2, 384kbps, 96kHz, 5,1My cpu is running at 50% and RAM at 40% but it says it take 4 hours and 20min. Is there not a way to make this go faster. Or?
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Shane Ross
July 2, 2013 at 5:43 pmYou are exporting a 10 hour video…it’s going faster than real time (2x faster than real time) and are complaining it is slow?
Dude…that’s fast.
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John Høeg
July 2, 2013 at 6:53 pmReally? thought stuff like this would be far faster. is there then a way for premiere pro to use 100% of the cpu and more of my ram to make it go even faster?
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Shane Ross
July 2, 2013 at 7:53 pmWell, what codec are you converting it to? You list the audio codec (AAC), but only the frame size for video. What CODEC?
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John Høeg
July 2, 2013 at 8:25 pmH.264
For some reason it has been stuck on 17sec left for 30min now. kinda annoying.
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Shane Ross
July 2, 2013 at 9:08 pmIt’s assembling the final bits.
I’m still amazed that you think 4 hours to encode 10 hours of video to H.264 is long. That’s wicked fast.
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Walter Biscardi
July 2, 2013 at 9:10 pm[Shane Ross] “I’m still amazed that you think 4 hours to encode 10 hours of video to H.264 is long. That’s wicked fast.”
Sure beats 48 hours to render 3 minutes of After Effects. Yeah it was a few years ago and yeah it was around 3500 layers with light rays, shatters and all sorts of stuff. But yeah, 48 hours. 3 minutes. And it was spectacular……. 🙂
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John Høeg
July 2, 2013 at 9:17 pmOkay something is wrong. it is still stuck on 17 sec and for some reason its raping my ram.
This is really strange. Is it supposed to do thishttps://img441.imageshack.us/img441/8240/oljp.jpg
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John Høeg
July 2, 2013 at 9:20 pmAs soon I wrote the last post the process finished and my ram usage dropped to 24%
Though shortly after ram usage kept rising until it reached 10 gb of ram usage cause I clsoed the program down after saving the project. this sounds really unhealthy and makes no sense to me.
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Walter Soyka
July 2, 2013 at 9:26 pm[walter biscardi] “Sure beats 48 hours to render 3 minutes of After Effects. Yeah it was a few years ago and yeah it was around 3500 layers with light rays, shatters and all sorts of stuff. But yeah, 48 hours. 3 minutes. And it was spectacular……. :)”
Psh! 🙂
I had six computers spend two and half weeks each last year, working around the clock, rendering 90 seconds of C4D animation. Large format, dynamics simulations, blurry reflections… it was also spectacular!
Is this the part where we ask kids to get off our lawns?
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Walter Soyka
July 2, 2013 at 9:28 pm[John Høeg] “Really? thought stuff like this would be far faster. is there then a way for premiere pro to use 100% of the cpu and more of my ram to make it go even faster?”
Is it possible that the hard disk is the bottleneck?
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