export times??

[Vance44]

so i'm wondering what kind of results everyone else gets  i dont know what's good and whats not? 

is a 2:59 min video with lots of 3d text in it with export time 5:59 a decent export time? 

[Levent]

That depends on so many things. I cant even bothered to write all of the variables. Use Cinebench for render comparison. 

[Vance44]

1 minute ago, VegetableStu said:

sounds about right o_o my 6800K 1060 system encoding H.265 usually have a <encode time : footage length> ratio of 6:1 or 10:1

that sounds faster then mine your video is 6:01 vs my 2:59 about good 4 min longer ..10 min dont sound bad!

[Vance44]

2 minutes ago, VegetableStu said:

no uhh you're misreading. 6:1 as in 6 mins of encoding time to 1 min of result length

 

which makes yours 2:1. still waaay better than mine (unless you're not exporting to h.265?)

exporting h.264

it dont even give me the option of 265

 

[Vance44]

1 minute ago, VegetableStu said:

what's your PC's specs and your encoder settings by the way? o_o

• CPU
  into i7-8700
• Motherboard
  asrock B36m IB-R/socket lga 1151
• RAM
  ddr4 32gb 2666
• GPU
  nividia rtx 2070
• Case
  ibuypower
• Storage
  1tb ssd
• Display(s)
  hp 27es
• Cooling
  corsair h115i pro liquid
• Operating System
  win 10

[Vance44]

3 minutes ago, VegetableStu said:

oh hmm i don't have the numbers for 264 right now o_o 264 is much faster on my setup, so i think yours should be normal?

 

i'll see if i can export something in h.264 when i get back to my PC

that would be cool .. which i dont need to export in 265 anyways but i wouldn't think it would be that much of a difference 

 would it? 

 

[Jurrunio]

just run Cinebench R15 for a round. You should get around 1400cb in the multicore test. If you do well in R15, you should do within expected times during exports

[Vance44]

1 minute ago, VegetableStu said:

eeeeehh story for another time. it's a "yes but don't worry about it for now" kind of thing.

 

(if you have the option and the ability to wait for 10x the resulting length of the exported video...)

yea that dont mean anything to me i dont need to do all of that waiting lol 

this is bring better quality ? 

[Vance44]

1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

just run Cinebench R15 for a round. You should get around 1400cb in the multicore test. If you do well in R15, you should do within expected times during exports

yea crap i just rand a test but i dont remember what the score was like 2990 or something like that i'll run another one quick 

 

[Jurrunio]

1 minute ago, Vance44 said:

yea crap i just rand a test but i dont remember what the score was like 2990 or something like that i'll run another one quick 

 

if that's R20, it's normal

[Vance44]

score 2869

[Vance44]

2 hours ago, VegetableStu said:

okay back. going to put the first one in a spoiler because OH BOY did a certain section take too long to render

  Reveal hidden contents

 

Footage types:

• 3840x2160 30p 60mbps h264
• 1920x1440 60p 60mbps h264

Effects/Filters: subspace warp stabiliser, transform, corner pin, lumetri, AE simple text

 

Sequence length: 3m 59s 24 frames
Export Resolution: 1920x1080 30fps
Export settings: H264 16mbps 2-pass

 

Export time: 1h 31m 06s
Export:Footage ratio: 22.87:1

 

Note: Corner Pin seems to be the biggest processing tank for some reason

 

 

(below is transcode only: no effects or filters)

=====

 

Input Footage: 3840x2160 30p 60mbps
Duration: 8m 52s 0 frames

 

Export Resolution: 1920x1080 30fps
Export settings: H.264 32mbps 2-pass

 

Export time: 19m 34s
Export:Footage ratio: 2.207:1

 

=====

 

Input Footage: 1920x1080 30p 32mbps
Duration: 8m 52s 0 frames

 

Export Resolution: 1920x1080 30fps
Export settings: H.264 16mbps 2-pass

 

Export time: 11m 51s
Export:Footage ratio: 1.3365:1

 

so yeah, pretty hard to do better than 2:1 when you have stuff like 3D titles in it. you should do fine.

yea that's pretty interesting i was wondering how mine was doing compared to anyone else that might be editing 

and i'm upgrading in the near future .. so would be interested to see what the differences is with a threadripper :) ...and possibly all m.2 drives  and higher ram speeds