Cannon RAW .crm exporting issues in Media Encoder

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September 3, 2024
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I just started using the Canon R5 as a secondary camera.

Shot everything in 8K - editing using Canon’s RAW .crm files.

I’m used to editing using RED RAW files .r3d with no issues.

I noticed it takes longer rendering the .crm to preview in order to edit on the timeline - but the edit is not the issue.

When exporting out my final project as an MP4 file in Media Encoder - the time to compress out my edit that incudes the .crm files is roughly 8 to 10 hours on a 4 min video.

A similar edit using all .r3d files - takes roughly 30 mins.

Are other people having similar issues with the .crm files in 8K?

I don't seem to be having these problems with the .crm files when they are shot in 4K.

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EckiAME

Community Manager

What are your specs (OS, CPU, GPU, memory)? I want to look into your issue.

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joez54306360Author

New Participant

Thanks.

Mac Studio - M2 Ultra Chip 24-Core CPU 60-Core GPU - 64RAM

OS sytem is Ventura 13.4 - Premiere Version 24.1 (Build 85) - Media Encoder 24.1.1 (build 2)

I'm aware it's not the latest OS and Adobe software - but I tried compressing on a coworkers similar computer that was running the latest OS and Adobe software with the same issue.

Seems like the Canon when shooting MXF - I don't have an issue - But my files were shot CRM (Cinema RAW Light) - again the edit wasn't the issue. I was able to edit without too many issues. Exporting out my final file is the bottle neck - 10 hours for a 4 min video.

EckiAME

Community Manager

Did you try with a more recent version like Beta 25.0? Can you share a reduced project that reliably reproduces the issue? I can private message you the instructions.

kglad

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