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1. Re: Does Exporting 60fps on a 30fps timeline slows down export
Peru Bob Nov 22, 2014 10:15 AM (in response to rehtseyat)What are your system specs, operating system, version of P Pro, and hard drive setup?
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2. Re: Does Exporting 60fps on a 30fps timeline slows down export
Bill Gehrke Nov 22, 2014 10:20 AM (in response to rehtseyat)One guess is that you do not have a nVidia CUDA GPU to do hardware acceleration of those changes.
When you "scale to frame size" are the 60 fps and 30 fps cameras different resolution?
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3. Re: Does Exporting 60fps on a 30fps timeline slows down export
rehtseyat Nov 30, 2014 7:17 AM (in response to Peru Bob) -
4. Re: Does Exporting 60fps on a 30fps timeline slows down export
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5. Re: Does Exporting 60fps on a 30fps timeline slows down export
Bill Gehrke Nov 30, 2014 7:55 PM (in response to rehtseyat)Your nVidia GeForce 320M with 256 MB of RAM is not enough RAM to use the Hardware acceleration that CUDA offers and nVidia does not list the characteristics of a GeForce 320M to tells us if \it even supports CUDA. Secondly your CPU is a old dual core processor which is might weak. I doubt if you could even upgrade a MacBook Pro with a different GPU.
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6. Re: Does Exporting 60fps on a 30fps timeline slows down export
Bill Gehrke Nov 30, 2014 8:28 PM (in response to rehtseyat)rehtseyat wrote:
I am editing a wedding videos with 2-3 cameras. The main videographer likes to shoot on 60fps while the other 2 shoots on 30fps.
I bring it to a 30fps timeline and set the 60fps clips to "scale to frame size"
after the edit, I export it out to 1080, 30 fps. And it takes about 9 hours to export a 40 mins video.
I have edited several 3 camera AVCHD weddings on this about significantly upgraded 1 year old PC notebook and while i really do the exporting on a desktop, but if you tell me your real export settings I will try to tell you what I see, now I do not have the complication of any 60p camera footage.
I cannot understand what you are doing with the "scale to frame size" process if both cameras are all the cameras are the same resolution???
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7. Re: Does Exporting 60fps on a 30fps timeline slows down export
rehtseyat Nov 30, 2014 8:31 PM (in response to Bill Gehrke)I export to either VIMEO 1080 30fps H264 or HD1080 30FPS H264.
For my final product, I export it M2V.
Both of it also takes more than 10 hours to export.
Sometimes, I'll export it to 720 25fps (that's if im shooting on 25fps.)
usually my settings on my cameras are 25fps/30fps/60fps, 1280x720
I do weddings as well. My videos usually need to be played at the banquet in the evening after the morning session of the wedding. So I'm looking for a cheaper solution. Don't wish to spend any money on a new macbook.
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8. Re: Does Exporting 60fps on a 30fps timeline slows down export
Bill Gehrke Dec 1, 2014 8:33 AM (in response to rehtseyat)Well your shooting at 1280 x 720 and exporting to 1920 x 1080 requires scaling every frame to be scaled and changed in frame rate by the CPU since you do not have a CUDA GPU capable of immense acceleration of those process's Do you have a desktop computer with more capability than that old MacBook Pro?
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9. Re: Does Exporting 60fps on a 30fps timeline slows down export
rehtseyat Dec 1, 2014 9:05 AM (in response to Bill Gehrke)sorry! I got it wrong. I'm shooting on 1920x1080. Also exporting in 1920x1080
I have no desktop. only my macbook rpo
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10. Re: Does Exporting 60fps on a 30fps timeline slows down export
Bill Gehrke Dec 1, 2014 10:57 AM (in response to rehtseyat)In that case what are you doing that requires "scale to frame size"?




