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  • Write on over transparent in AVCHD rediculously slow but other 720p is zippy ?

    Posted by Miroslav Pokorny on September 7, 2012 at 8:56 am

    My original vid is 1080p and PPro 6.02 suggests and upgrades my sequence to AVCHD 1080p. Everything is fine until i had a transparent vid to draw some lines with “write-on” effect. When i render for preview its really really slow, im talking minutes. If however i repeat everything over a 720p sequence, previewing takes seconds to render a clip thats a few mins long. I understand that 1080p is say 4x more data than 720p but preview rendering is taking 50x longer.

    I dont understand why, i could live with preview rendering taking 4x longer but something just seems wrong with the 50x.

    Just to repeat all other effects, transitions are zippy, it appears only write-on is the problem. I can narrow down the problem and it always happens in a AVCHD 1920x1080p30 sequence with just animated write-on with a few keyframes.

    Any tips appreciated.

    Miroslav Pokorny replied 13 years, 8 months ago 1 Member · 2 Replies
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  • Miroslav Pokorny

    September 7, 2012 at 10:00 am

    I solved my problem by creating a sequence with a custom preset. I picked the same general properties 1920x1080px30 square pixels and now the zip is back. I can only conclude that using AVCHD was the cause of the problem. So far the quality looks the same in previews thus i think ive solved the problem..

    TYA

  • Miroslav Pokorny

    September 7, 2012 at 10:15 am

    Ouch i spoked to quickly, it would appear even a non AVCDH sequence at 1920x1080p is still slowish. If i remvoe the write-on its fast, the yellow line comes up and it renders live with no preview. However renabling the transparent video track with a simple write-on really slow things down… Im stumped why is this ?

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