Encodind is freazin on long timelines export.
6 years 8 months ago #18
by Paul
Encodind is freazin on long timelines export. was created by Paul
Hello !
Tryed to export a long timeline (2h.33m) with CINEGY H264
The timeline is build from 3 multicam sequences - so it is 3 multicam secuences insterted one after one in new timeline.
Hardware:
i8700k
GTX1070
Export configuration:
Profile High
Preset High Quality
CBR - 20 Mb/s
Audio AAC 320 Rd/s
Also marked ( Use maximum render quality)
The problem is that encoding process is just freezing in random place after 45-50 min of rendering.
To be clear - i tryed to export the same timeline from the middle till the end - paseed with no problems.
Tryed to export a long timeline (2h.33m) with CINEGY H264
The timeline is build from 3 multicam sequences - so it is 3 multicam secuences insterted one after one in new timeline.
Hardware:
i8700k
GTX1070
Export configuration:
Profile High
Preset High Quality
CBR - 20 Mb/s
Audio AAC 320 Rd/s
Also marked ( Use maximum render quality)
The problem is that encoding process is just freezing in random place after 45-50 min of rendering.
To be clear - i tryed to export the same timeline from the middle till the end - paseed with no problems.
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6 years 8 months ago - 6 years 8 months ago #20
by jan
Replied by jan on topic Encodind is freazin on long timelines export.
Hello Paul,
I cannot tell you why it is freezing. Especially not without having all the same source materials to recreate the scenario. Even that should not make a difference.
We just provide the export plugin and Premiere provides us the rendered frame. Whether it is 1min or 10h - for us that makes no difference.
The fact that you say it renders fine from the middle to the end without problems makes it even more mysterious.
To test this I just rendered an eight hour long timeline in UHD H.264 and this completed in 1h20min on my laptop with GTX1050. No crash, no freeze.
I cannot tell you why it is freezing. Especially not without having all the same source materials to recreate the scenario. Even that should not make a difference.
We just provide the export plugin and Premiere provides us the rendered frame. Whether it is 1min or 10h - for us that makes no difference.
The fact that you say it renders fine from the middle to the end without problems makes it even more mysterious.
To test this I just rendered an eight hour long timeline in UHD H.264 and this completed in 1h20min on my laptop with GTX1050. No crash, no freeze.
Last edit: 6 years 8 months ago by jan.
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6 years 8 months ago - 6 years 8 months ago #21
by jan
Replied by jan on topic Encodind is freazin on long timelines export.
Hello Paul,
I cannot tell you why it is freezing. Especially not without having all the same source materials to recreate the scenario. Even that should not make a difference.
We just provide the export plugin and Premiere provides us the rendered frame. Whether it is 1min or 10h - for us that makes no difference.
The fact that you say it renders fine from the middle to the end without problems makes it even more mysterious.
To test this I just rendered an eight hour long timeline in UHD H.264 and this completed in 1h20min on my laptop with GTX1050. No crash, no freeze.
I cannot tell you why it is freezing. Especially not without having all the same source materials to recreate the scenario. Even that should not make a difference.
We just provide the export plugin and Premiere provides us the rendered frame. Whether it is 1min or 10h - for us that makes no difference.
The fact that you say it renders fine from the middle to the end without problems makes it even more mysterious.
To test this I just rendered an eight hour long timeline in UHD H.264 and this completed in 1h20min on my laptop with GTX1050. No crash, no freeze.
Last edit: 6 years 8 months ago by joomadmin.
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6 years 8 months ago #22
by Paul
Replied by Paul on topic Encodind is freazin on long timelines export.
Yes, that strange freeze accured only on export of specific timeline.
I found a workaround by copying all content from problematic timeline to a new one and it is exported with CINEGY H264 with no problems.
I found a workaround by copying all content from problematic timeline to a new one and it is exported with CINEGY H264 with no problems.
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