Adobe says the new hardware acceleration will offer a speed bump in video encoding

guest · May 19, 2020

Adobe says the new hardware acceleration will offer a speed bump in video encoding
May 18, 2020
https://mspoweruser.com/adobe-hardware-acceleration-bump-video-encoding/

Adobe has announced a new update for Premiere Pro. The v14.2 update includes hardware acceleration for both Nvidia and AMD GPUs.

The new update is using Nvidia’s hardware encoder for the company’s GeForce and Quadro lineup. The new encoder promises to export files 5 times faster than by just using the CPU. The Adobe Premiere Pro has supported Nvidia’s CUDA cores for a while now and the new update should just improve upon it. The update will also improve the export times for H.264 or H.265 / HEVC codecs.

The update also brings support for ProRes RAW format for Windows users so they can directly import Apple’s ProRes RAW files without transcoding them.
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Nvidia claims that after the latest update, the basic 4K transcode should drop to 4 minutes 45 seconds using an RTX 2060, compared to 11 minutes 43 seconds taken by software encoding powered by Intel i7-9750H CPU.
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