#Adobe media encoder cc gpu rendering 1080p

How could it be increasing all the time? I am using after effects for about a month now so I don't know all the hacks. So few hours later I am using after effects built in rendering and time remaining is 1hour 30 min and elapsed is at 3hr 44min and more than half way through rendering. Continue to alter other settings if there is a need. A GPU can help with effects and other video processing not related to the encoding process itself.

The other thing you must be absolutely clear on is that encoding video is not a GPU centric process, it's a CPU intensive one. Encoder at the start gave me 1hour and later increased that again. If you don’t have a Media Encoder, try this method render your composition as AVI or Quicktime video from the render queue, and then use a third-party converter to convert the After Effects project to MP4. It really depends on how your sequence is constructed, the media you use, the effects you apply, and what you are exporting. I decided to stop and use adobe encoder, with h264 and matching video settings high bitrate. Came back hour later and now it was at 1h 54min.Īlthough the rendering was now going for more than hour. Came back 30 minutes later and now it was estimating 1h 20 minutes. I started to render the video and on first it showed 28 minutes remaining.

#Adobe media encoder cc gpu rendering 1080p

Rendering in quicktime h264, 1080p 30fps. I recently made a video 3 minutes long with trapcode particular, 2 light layers and some simple expressions for particular (wiggle and time).