Adobe Premiere rendering is slow

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Rendering speed and export speed are all related to computer performance, and cannot be solved. Of course, the speed of computers with different performance is different.

How to increase the speed of PR rendering:

1. Upgrade the hardware to improve CPU performance, graphics card, memory, etc.

2. When using PR, run fewer other programs and reduce the number of processes.

4. Try to stack as little material as possible, and use less effect, the more you stack, the slower the rendering.

No way. PR is just slow.

I'm going to use ed now

You rate the hardware. Look at that low score, and swap that one. You have transferred the **format,Or,It's definitely slow.,It's best not to change the **format.,It's best to determine the format when you collect.。

1. Enable GPU acceleration

Open Project Settings.

2. Select GPU Accelerated Rendering

Select the renderer as Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA).

3. Set up a scratch disk

Save the current PR project file, Ctrl+Shift+S, and set the save location to a non-system disk other than the C drive, as long as the space is large enough. Conditional settings work better on SSDs. Then open File - Project Settings and select all cache paths with the same settings as the project.

4. Clean the PR cache

Select Preferences ——— Menu Bar - ** and Cache, open the dialog box, 1. Click the Delete Unused Items button, click the Browse button, select a save location with a large space, OK.

5. Optimize memory

Select Preferences ——— Memory in the menu bar, and fill in the Reserved Memory option for other programs, such as 4, OK. Generally, it is OK to keep 2-4G for other computer background programs, but it cannot be 0.

There must be something wrong with your output time.

Or the material you use is not standardized, such as the original** and the like, because the original** are very large, and they are generally used in batches in PS, otherwise the machine is very stuck.

Which version are you? Different versions have different methods!

What kind of format did you export!

1. Right-click on the timeline to slow down the material;

2. Select "Speed & Duration" and adjust "Speed" to slow down, for example, if you adjust to 50%, it will be doubled and adjusted according to your needs. As shown in the figure below.

Summary. In Adobe Premiere Pro software, editing and effects processing is typically done by the CPU (processor), while rendering is done by the GPU (graphics processing unit). Therefore, PR can improve the stability and efficiency of processing through preprocessing, caching, etc., so that users can preview and process more smoothly when editing, special effects and other operations.

Specifically, PR caches intermediate results generated by operations such as editing and effects processing in memory or on hard disk, so that data can be read directly from the cache when rendering without the need to recalculate and process, greatly reducing rendering time. At the same time, cached data can also be shared between multiple projects, improving work efficiency. In addition, only the cached data needs to be called when rendering, so it does not take up too much CPU resources, while the GPU can focus on graphics computing and rendering tasks, so tasks can be completed faster when rendering.

In short, through preprocessing, caching, etc., PR can improve the efficiency of processing on the premise of ensuring stability, so that users can more easily edit, special effects processing and rendering.

Can you add, I don't quite understand it.

In Adobe Premiere Pro software, editing and effects processing is typically done by the CPU (processor), while rendering is done by the GPU (graphics processing unit). Therefore, PR can improve the stability and efficiency of processing through preprocessing, caching, etc., so that users can preview and process more smoothly when editing, special effects and other operations. Specifically, PR caches the intermediate results generated by editing, special effects processing, and other operations in memory or hard disk, so that the data can be read directly from the cache when rendering, without the need to recalculate and process, thus greatly reducing the rendering time of the team.

At the same time, cached data can also be shared between multiple projects, improving work efficiency. In addition, only the cached data needs to be called when rendering, so it does not take up too much CPU resources, while the GPU can focus on graphics computing and rendering tasks, so tasks can be completed faster when rendering. In short, through preprocessing, caching, etc., PR can improve the efficiency of processing on the premise of ensuring stability, so that users can more easily edit, special effects and rendering.