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Hi Adobe forums,
I'm trying to re-encode a star wars movie as H.265 from H.264 and it's taken over 30 (!!) hours to re-encode. I'm going from one RAMDisk to another to try and remove any storage bottlenecks. Settings: 1080p, VBR 1-pass, 1.2mbps target/10mbps max, quality higher, tier main.
My system is as follows:
Dual Xeon E5-2667 V2's @3.6GHZ
96GB RAM (with 2 12GB RAMdisks for in/out)
Geforce GT610 (I know this needs to be upgraded)
Media Encoder NEVER gets above 30% usage, and my CPU never goes above 2GHz with around 2.5GB RAM used by encoder. I have around 60GB free RAM right now, and my adobe suite is set to leave 20GB for other programs.
I have NO idea what is going on, but this is a problem.
Best, Ryan
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Hi Ryan,
We're sorry for your issue. Thanks for reaching out. The export speed for any file is dependent on various factors(media file format, resolution, any changes made to the project etc). Here are a few things that we need to check:
Thanks,
Shivangi
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Exporting for other formats doesn't matter, as I only care about x265. However, x265 encoding works SUPER fast through premiere direct export in app - around 1/10 the time that it takes through Media Encoder.
GPU acceleration *is* on, however the GPU is a GT610 and can't do much.
It's a PC - running Windows Server 2016 Datacenter edition.
There is no project, BTW - it's a movie re-encoding. There are no changes but the export format. All are 1080p or 720p.
All the re-encoding is from x264 to x265, BTW.
I know that export speed varies depending on a lot of things - I do this *professionally*. I wouldn't be posting if there wasn't a SEVERE issue. My DUAL-CORE laptop with integrated graphics (running the same version of media encoder and win10 pro) is FASTER than media encoder (on the server, specs above) on the same task. Around 3x as fast - which should not be true.
Thanks!