[John Riker]

So are you saying to take it out and just put in the Tesla? I was going to keep both and just use the Quadro for the primary display. Mine has connections on it but know some Telsas have no connectors and are just meant to be encoding engines and not display devices.

[John Riker]

Thanks for the reply. Source resolution is 3840 x 2160 (1.0).

[John Riker]

By the way, capped at 50GB of RAM and sat there for a while then loaded. Getting some random errors as I go thru the list.

Frame substitution recursion attempt aborting after multiple attempts.

Not sure what the outcome will be, however I was able to create an M2TS file with the HEVC file in it. Eventually loaded into premiere with the above error coming up. I used NeatVideo on it. Great because it’s so big I can find a large area to identify the noise footprint. I’m not exporting it at half bitrate. Was 35 so doing CBR with 17.5 at HEVC format. So exporting as M4V. Right now says 17 hours which I think is fast so thinking that time will grow.

[John Riker]

Thanks. I’ll read thru that now. Note it’s not giving a codec error but I just did something else. I took the HEVC file and put it into an MP4 container. Tried loading that into Premiere Pro 2020. Not seeing a lot of disk or CPU utilization but RAM is almost at 24GB in use and rising. Been doing this for like 10 minutes so far with the scrollbar on loading in the file not moving. 26GB now.

[John Riker]

Yep, the file does play thru VLC.

[John Riker]

Thanks. My real question is more can I open up this file in Premiere Pro at all as is. I know like I can take a .H264 file from other disks that is created, but this one is a .hevc file and it won’t open it. I read a lot on the forums about issues with Premiere opening HEVC content in general so wasn’t sure.

[John Riker]

Thanks for the reply. VLC is going to reencode my content though correct? Obviously I’m planning on doing that but only once. Unless it supports lossless formats.

[John Riker]

Hey Dave,

Thanks for the reply. I tried this with Premiere Pro 2018 and same deal. Gonna be two tools, but in MediaInfo I get:

01:44:06.205

When loaded in premiere I get:

01:43:03:15

So like a minute 3 seconds missing.

Thanks.

JR

[John Riker]

Final destination will be a 640×480 YUV encoded AVI with Lagarith or MagicYUV.

Thanks.

JR

[John Riker]

Thanks for the reply. Those are more closed caption files than subtitles correct? So would come in as closed caption and be in the black box with the white text with the limited font capabilities?

Thanks.

JR