Long Render Times

[David Humphreys]

Hi,

I'm not sure if I've done this right, as it is my first post in VideoHelp

Basically, when rendering full HD video, the render times are very long (45 mins for a 1 min clip)
This is my set-up >>>

Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
Adobe Photoshop CS5 Extended
Pentium Dual Core E6600 3.06GHz
8GB Ram
nVidia GeForce GT 640 GPU
1TB ATA HDD

And these are the settings I am using to render video in Photoshop >>>

Exporting as 1080 HD Quicktime
H.264 compression - compressor quality = High
Frame rate as original
Key Frames = Auto
Data Rate = unlimited (but doesn't seem to make much difference, even if it is limited to, say, 2,000kbits/sec)

I am wondering if I am doing something wrong!

Thanks,

Dave

[TreeTops]

Probably this: "And these are the settings I am using to render video in Photoshop"

[Wolfen]

Sry, didn't realize what you were doing.

[jagabo]

1080p h.264 encoding on a Pentium D = very slow

[Cauptain]

E6600 is a C2D, no Dual Core. Its has overclocked too.



Claudio

[jagabo]

Sorry, my mistake. Even an overclocked Core 2 Duo E6600 will not be fast with 1080p h.264. For more speed switch to x264 and run with the veryfast or superfast preset.

[Cauptain]

Sorry, my mistake. Even an overclocked Core 2 Duo E6600 will not be fast with 1080p h.264. For more speed switch to x264 and run with the veryfast or superfast preset.

jagabo, for me its a troll...Serious.

PS to encode video??



Claudio

[jagabo]

jagabo, for me its a troll...Serious.

PS to encode video??

I've seen references to scripts that let you do that. So the OP is probably serious.

[Cauptain]

Its work only .gif

I tested using a 10seconds gif (320x240) to same spces from OP, compress time is 10 seconds on my PC.

Very strange 45mns.




Claudio

[jagabo]

Its work only .gif

"The script is designed to take a sequence of images, and convert them into an H.264 quicktime file"
http://www.mikecushny.com/tools/photoshop-script-seq2qt/

[Cauptain]

"The script is designed to take a sequence of images, and convert them into an H.264 quicktime file"
http://www.mikecushny.com/tools/photoshop-script-seq2qt/

Virtualdub. Easy, Faster and Better.




Claudio