Intel QuickSync usage in Premiere Pro CC/Media Encoder CC?

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December 2, 2016
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Since the last discussions about this are quite old (>4years) I wonder if anything happend?
Right now I can't find any settings/options beside CUDA to speed up final video-encoding.

This rig (i5 2500k@4.4GHz, 16GB RAM, GTX970) encodes at about 70-80fps@1080p on
CPU. Using CUDA I get approx. 100fps. QuickSync beats the sh*t out of that with 190fps.

For the average project (eg. Youtube) the QuickSync-quality is totally fine. Not to mention

for quick preview-renders if customers want to preview stuff on their projectors that's really

necessary. The workflow with frameserving and encoding using Handbreak is, honestly from
the service-viewpoint of Adobe, a joke.

So, please tell me how I get the Media Encoder to use QuickSync or the QuickSync-SDK?

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Terry_Green

Inspiring

Enabling the use QSV in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017.1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddXclbIj-Ew

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excited_Genie16B8

Legend

QuickSync beats the sh*t out of that with 190fps.

How would you know that if it's not an option?

DelphiDelphinAuthor

Known Participant

If the MediaEncoder isn't worse than Handbrake, than it will do the same encoding-framerate with the same material. Yeah, a free prog actually supports it while a fullprice-tool (assumeingly) doesn't.

As I said, it is ridicules I have to frameserve with a buggy workflow to get higher encoding-speeds.

chrisk23789875

Participant

If you want to add Quick Sync encoding to Premiere then you can buy the plug-in from TMPEG. This supports Quick Sync and X.264.

Adobe don't support QS encoding although recently they started using Intel Iris graphics to assist playback.

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