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December 12, 2024
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Exporting as JPG-sequence extremely slow compared to

  • December 12, 2024
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Hi!

 

Once in a while I want to export a 6K timeline as a JPG-secuence, without any effects.

Total time in this case is 3 minutes on 25 fps.

If I export it as a 6k ProRes its does it within a few minutes. Maybe less.

If I export it as a JPG Sequence it takes a whopping half an hour.

 

Why that difference. Can I do something to speed this up?

 

 

GeForce RTX 4070-Ti

Intel i9-14900K

All Nvme Drives.

 

 

 

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    Mike Dziennik
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    Mike DziennikCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    December 16, 2024

    Theres a lot more overhead opening and closing files for every frame. Whats the purpose of a 6k JPG sequence? JPG is normally a lossy format so you wouldn't want to use it as an intermediary format.

    Time_Bas
    Time_BasAuthor
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    December 17, 2024

    Its for the filter LrMotionBlur on LrTimelapse, which I need after cut and edit my longterm timelapses on Premiere. But that only works on images sequences. The relative loss of quality is not that much considering the flickering on a longterm timelapse. There is no filter that comes close which can be directly used in Premiere Pro.

    I dont apply the filter upfront on 100.000+ for several reasons.

    Mike Dziennik
    Community Expert
    Mike DziennikCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    December 17, 2024

    Tiff exports significantly quicker than JPG but unfortunately that doesn't seem to be supported in LRTimelapse.

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