In that case low res h264 should do, something like 960x540 ... View more

@bugam33779908 , You mentioned 'Hardware acceleration' a few times, but did not said anything about CUDA engine in the project settings. Do you have it enabled? ... View more

@bugam33779908 It seems, you missed a point about bottlenecking. Imagine, your CPU renders frame (his part job in pipeline, to be more precise) in 1 sec, and your prev GPU did its part in 0.02sec. Total time=1.02. Will you notice a difference if your current GPU do it in 0.01, and total time become 1.01 ?   Also check this video, judging by the user comments, it's still valid despite being 6 years old: https://youtu.be/yaNHG8Rh5ZU   ... View more

It's not "The CPU is prioritized in everything". Imagine the render/export process as a conveyor belt. It start's from decoding source, then converted into internal format, then filter#1, then #2, #3, etc, then encoding to output format. You can't start next stage (say GPU-accel encoding) until previous is finished. So your process is not "CPU prioritized", it's bottlenecked, by CPU in this case. Since not all algorithms are/can be effectively pararelled, in worse case scenario you will be bonded not by CPU speed in general, but by its single core instead.  Also, order of effects also may matter as to how fast it renders. Can't tell about AE, but for Premiere Pro it's definetly the case. ... View more

So the problem has nothing to do with Premiere Pro, because actually you are exporting AE project...  ... View more

@bugam33779908What is the color of the render bar, red or yellow?  ... View more

@18 Sarge  Let me guess, that 25% BAD ones, they are not from the list below, are they:    ... View more

I have a feeling it's your original input file that is not Ok ... what is the size of it? Did you try to play it using any video player? ... View more

@Türkan273537108zup , try this recommendations first:  https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/adobe-premiere-pro-2021-playback-lag/m-p/11919410?profile.language=en#M336981   Also, I suggest to follow this guide for better performance in general: Not all effects are GPU accelerated. And order of effects matters. To make render/export faster, follow these rules: #1. Ideally don't use CPU-effects at all (keep a timeline "yellow" = maximum speed mode) #2. If you can't avoid using CPU-effects - don't mix up CPU- and GPU- effects in the same adjustment layer. Doing so will switch rendering into "software only" mode (=very slow). GPU and CPU effects in two different layers. Put "GPU-layer" on top of a "CPU-layer". This way GPU-acceleration will actually work #3. In case of applying effects directly to a clip without adjustment layers: organize effects in a way that all GPU-effects are applied after CPU-effects #4. If by all means you have to use some CPU-only effect on top of accelerated ones - then split the job on 2 parts: first you export the timeline with accelerated effects, then re-import and add that necessary CPU-effect (s). This way it'll be much faster than CPU-only render in one pass. (or use render-&-replace instead of export-import) #5. One more thing. PPro often consider 3rd party effects as non-accelerated even if they use GPU for rendering (Twixtor, RGMB suite, etc ). Use the following as the criteria of non-accelerated effect - its addition turns render bar from yellow to red. ... View more

@vijay27329101qhnm   The only build-in video noise reduction effect PremierePro has is the "VR De-Noise".  If you want better results, you have to use 3rd-party tools (either paid like NeatVideo or freeware like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NilYO-9YvM  ... View more

@Chi5C80  Make sure it's not infamous audio input issue:  go  Preferences > Audio Hardware > Default Input => select "No Input" ... View more

If your video is rather dynamic and/or grainy you need to use way more of bitrate to preserve all details during encoding. Think about 60+ Mbps for 4K, or 20+Mbps for 1080p. ... View more

Try to place NeatVideo before Lut/Lumetri effects in the rendering pipeline. You see, PPro considers NeatVideo plugin as non-accelerated (it makes timeline red), and so all other effects before it are rendered on a CPU. Hence extremely slow speed.  Remember: Not all effects are GPU accelerated. And order of effects matters. To make render/export faster, follow these rules: #1. Ideally don't use CPU-effects at all (keep a timeline "yellow" = maximum speed mode) #2. If you can't avoid using CPU-effects - don't mix up CPU- and GPU- effects in the same adjustment layer. Doing so will switch rendering into "software only" mode (=very slow). Instead separate GPU and CPU effects in two different layers. Put "GPU-layer" on top of a "CPU-layer". This way GPU-acceleration will actually work #3. In case of applying effects directly to a clip without adjustment layers: organize effects in a way that all GPU-effects are applied after CPU-effects #4. If by all means you have to use some CPU-only effect on top of accelerated ones - then split the job on 2 parts: first you export the timeline with accelerated effects, then re-import and add that necessary CPU-effect(s). This way it'll be much faster than CPU-only render in one pass. (or use render-&-replace instead of export-import) #5. One more thing. PPro often consider 3rd party effects as non-accelerated even if they use GPU for rendering (Twixtor, RGMB suite, etc ). Use the following as the criteria of non-accelerated effect - its addition turns render bar from yellow to red. ... View more

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lanczos_resampling ... View more

@Felix23225431kx5d, sorry, but "Sometimes this, sometimes that" is not a good way to describe an issue. You have to provide all possible details about your system and project.  ... View more

@keithm1972  That one was from the Free Video Denoiser tool, that I mentioned in another post here. If you add some AI processing (https://github.com/xinntao/Real-ESRGAN) on top of it, you can get this look. There are issues though, as almost any such AI tools it's extremely slow (~0.2fps on GTX1060 ), and not universally applicable. ... View more

@keithm1972  Does this look better, denoised file on google drive  ?   ... View more

go Preferences > Audio Hardware > and set Default Input as "No Input" ... View more

Sounds like you are looking for a video denoiser. Premiere has only very basic one ("VR denoise". iirc). I prefer this freeware option, but it's a standalone tool, not a plugin:  Free Video Denoiser. How to reduce video noise, remove grain, HQ noise reduction, tutorial - YouTube ... View more

".. all I have to do is shoot with double the shutter speed" - again, not SS, but framerate is what you have to change (in camera, yes). As to SS, stick to the "180° Shutter Rule" (or near it) as a safe bet.   Framerate vs Shutter Speed picture:     ... View more

Did a quick search, looks like it could be just broken/incompatible Apple ProresRAW decoder:  https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/multi/prores-raw-support-adobe-video-applications.html   ... View more

First, let's verify/clarify. There are 3 places in Premiere Pro where some form GPU acceleration could be used: video decoding, timeline rendering, and encoding during export. Which one you are referring to in "This bug dont happen if I choose to render with software." ? ... View more

It looks like exported clip is interlaced .. Can you analyze it in MediaInfo tool and share report here (use text view)? ... View more

Regarding freezing - make sure you have plenty of free space on all working disks (PP cache/windows temp / destination).  As to prproj version downgarde, it depends on project. Recently I was able to convert a 2022 proj to 2020 with zero issues. But the proj was rather simple. If yours include new features, that can be a reason why it does not work. ... View more

Adobe build-in encoder is not good at low-ultra-low bitrates. You have to use (x264/x265) and encode in CRF mode (so called "constant quality" mode). Even so, x264 may be not enough, it depends on complexity of the video. Both options are avail in free Voukoder plugin. Or you can export in Prores422 and recompress later via Handbrake/ffmpeg tools ... View more

"the 7zip archive method." - instead of using lowest possible version (ie 1), try the one that is native to 2019, I believe it's 37 (for 2020 it's 38). ... View more

Premiere  build-in h.264 encoder engine is quite mediocre. Standalone Handbrake tool uses much more optimized and flexible x264 library. Some 3rd party Premiere plug-ins have it too: Voukoder (donation-ware) and TMPEnc x264 (paid). Probably there are more, but I just unaware of it.  One other thing you can try is to use a bit higher bitrate + CBR mode instead of using VBR. ... View more

Well, if it really "hangs, crashes, freezes" for 2 years already, the system must be unstable. I suggest to do thorough stability tests, start from CPU+RAM (Prime95, y-cruncher, LinX) and if those are OK, move to GPU checks later. ... View more