Yiannis Botetsios
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Hi Chris and Greg and thanks for your answers.
Yesterday I created my second video in premiere pro. And everything was absolutely fine. In this video I had only 4k videos, no photos. Some titles but everything was smooth and nice with proxies. The render time of the same length was just 3-4 minutes instead of 6 hours……
This was a normal behavior of a powerful laptop like that. So maybe it is the images and the titles of the other time that was a bad combination? I will investigate it further. Thank you so much for your replies again.
I appreciate it really very much!!!]
Kind regards
Yiannis -
Hi Greg and thank you for your answer and argument ☺
I have never done it before. So you say that I have to convert (by using proxies) the H.264 to cineform? And after at the export I ll put it again in H.264? Did I understand correctly?
Thanks so much
Kind regards
Yiannis -
Hi Chris and thanks for your answer.
Yes of course the titles that I had were of the same size of the projet (4k).
But when I added effects on them it was a disaster. -
Thank you so much for your answer Chris.
And what about the titles?
Is there anyway to make the smoother? -
Hi Chris and thank you so much for your help.
– Hardware-accelerated decoding was already enabled
– I do not use dynamic link between AE and premiere pro so the memory is given to the app that is open, in this case, premiere pro is given 59,7 GB of RAM…
– Yes I can use proxies for the videos. But again the main problem of this sequence was not a video. It was still images and legacy titles. Is there anyway to have a kind of proxies for those as well?
Thanks again for your help
Kind regards
Yiannis -
Hi again Chris.
I did not know what quick sync video was and as you told me that I do not have it I did not check. But now I checked and apparently I have it. https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/201838/intel-core-i9-10980hk-processor-16m-cache-up-to-5-30-ghz.html
So it is even worse that my laptop is so slow even if it is so powerful and it has in addition this quick sync video by INTEL. -
Hi Chris and thank you so much for your answer.
I am not so advanced in terms.
Do you mean if the little 4k video of 3 sec was an h.264? I checked the properties of the clip and it is MP4/MOV H.264 4:2:0 .
Otherwise if you did not ask that, yes the export settings I chose was H.264.
I did not know what is a cineform proxy until you mentioned it but I just checked this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujtYViMgsZU where Colin says that if your footage is in H.264 which is compressed you should never change it to cineform cause you can not add metadata and that the only thing that it does is to make the file larger with no reason.
Could you please explain me a little more the last thing you mention? ” a 5ghz computer without intel quicksync can only playback 4k h.264 with very little effects. Also, over prioritizing memory to Premiere when using Dynamic Link to After Effects can actually create an artificial bottleneck. ”
What should I do here? How could I change that?
Do you know why the legacy titles as well as the photos (this is the main problem of the sequence) were so large and heavy that the laptop was slugging so much? Did I choose sth wrong?
Thank you so much for your help Chris!
I appreciate really much.
Kind regards
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