The real-time preview of the timelines ideally runs at around 24 FPS, anything significantly below that will jerk and interfere with your work.įirst I test the simple video encoding with NvEnc to have a starting point for all further benchmarks which go beyond the mere encoding. In the benchmarks I first compare the performance of the hardware-based real-time playback for the first sequence. All effects for the subsequences are processed within the master timeline. Three separate sub-sequences are shown, whereby one sequence is duplicated additionally.
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Another sequence represents a completely edited music video with 4K upscaling, including luma curve adjustment, fast blur, noise, hue changes, RGB curves, black and white effects, image mixing and video overlay, which also has to be used for real-time preview on the timeline.įinally, another sequence shows the simultaneous processing of a total of three Full HD subsequences within a single 4K timeline. Among the effects applied are: lens distortion, Gaussian blur, mosaic, search borders, together with video transformations (rotation). Today’s benchmark uses several sequences, such as a 4K intro with various effects and sounds on two video layers and one layer with title graphics. In addition, I use the notebook for this test with a kind of docking station, so that I can also view the 4K content natively on the BenQ PD3220U without bending my eyes on the display. The Intel Core i7-10875H built into the Razer Blade Pro 17 is anything but a muscleman, so that the GPU can provide a good deal of relief here. Apart from the fact that this also works quite impressively with several clips processed in parallel, the GPU once again pushes the CPU into the background.
the hardware accelerated playback of several high-resolution 4K clips in realtime in the timeline, which not only relieves the CPU extremely, but also keeps the playback rate constant at almost 24 FPS. Besides NvEnc and the time advantages of my encoding, the beta build of version 14.5.0_9 now also supports decode, i.e. However, both work, even if the number of supported filters does not quite match.Īnd this is exactly where NVIDIA GPU Decode for H.264 and HEVC comes into play. The Mercury Playback Engine supports CUDA and OpenCL as two methods of hardware acceleration, although some OpenCL implementations can cause problems. Learn More.GPU acceleration in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2020 enables content creators to speed up video editing workflows, so even advanced multilayer timelines with sophisticated effects (such as Lumetri color effects) can be played, scrubbed, and edited in real time without losing frames. Run the industry’s leading tools together at great savings. New Roto, Tracking & Paint Bundle! We now offer Mocha Pro + Silhouette together. Includes Particle Illusion node for Silhouette Includes Sapphire effect nodes for Silhouette Node-based compositing with color correction and image processing filtersĪdvanced paint tools with AutoPaint and detail separation Recommended for video editors (Media Composer, Premiere Pro, VEGAS Pro) Standalone application for macOS/Win/Linux
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