[Will Grisham]

Thank you very much for your reply.

I’ll check whether I’ve got any links to an After Effects comp. I don’t think so, but I might have missed it.

I’ve read that using an external hard-drive might speed things up. I haven’t yet figured out how to export to that specific hard drive though. Tried to do it earlier but couldn’t seem to find any options in Premiere allowing exporting to an external hard drive. I’ll make another Google search though.

Source footage is another video from Youtube that I’ve looped a crazy amount of times. I can try to export it to another format, hopefully that will make a big change to the render times.

I know it must sound quite weird looping a video for so long time. It’s just a Youtube joke I suppose. The maximum length for a video on Youtube has been 10 hours and therefore people have started to upload 10 hours long videos. I know it’s stupid but it kind of opens up to new kind of humor (you can make many funny comments simply about the videos length and how you feel after watching it for, let’s say, 5 hours).

Thank you for your tips, Mads! I’ll give them a try soon enough!

[Will Grisham]

Thank you for your tips. I will uncheck “Maximum render quality” in the future since I’m not up/dowconverting. A 2-3 hour export would be a dream scenario for me. It doesn’t seem like it will be reality in the near future though 😛

[Will Grisham]

Thank you for your response, Vince!

Yes, a 10 h video is very long, you’re right. Let’s say I would use an Mac Pro, what would the export time be then? Any idea?

There are a lot of 10 h videos on Youtube and not everyone are using a program as powerful as Premiere. Are there maybe other ways of making a 10 h vid? Or are all of them waiting +20 hour for the vid to export if they don’t have very powerful computers? (I’m hoping there is a less time consuming way to do a 10 h vid you see :))