Good afternoon, my friend.
I'm interested in whether there will be support for multiple video cards in the future to speed up the work?
Support multi GPU
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A single encoding process can only be done by one GPU. What would be possible: If you have multiple encodings like one in Premiere and one in Media Encoder, that you assign each encoding one specific GPU.
Maybe it could be possible that Voukoder supports parallel encoding for Media Encoder in the future, but at this point Vouk has a lot more knowledge.
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A half decent GPU is not even the bottleneck of the system. Normally the CPU can't even deliver enough frames per second to put the GPU under full load.
You might want to read this Voukoder Performance Analysis to understand the performance aspect of voukoder.
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Please add your voukoder log here (after doing the export), then we can take a look.
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Can you please append the complete logfile in in a text file?
But as i can see so far, the vRender latencies are very high for some reason.
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The vRender times are way too high. Unfortunately you cut off your system information.
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Vouk
18. August 2019 um 17:33 Hat das Label Abgewiesen hinzugefügt. -
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The thing is: Voukoder does not speed up rendering. Rendering is done entirely by Premiere and it's rendering engine. Voukoder starts it's work when rendering is done and does the encoding part.
And with encoding the only multi GPU support is that you can select the GPU you want to use for encoding. This is part of the NVidia design.
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You can test this. Download and install "Vouk's Render Performance Test". It will tell you the maximum FPS that Premiere can deliver with exporting your project. Just Pure Premier performance, no voukoder, no disk i/o. It just renders the frames with all effects, filters and so on.
Depending on that number of FPS we can think about choosing an encoding solution. Todays GPUs are pretty fast. A single RTX 2080 TI / RTX 6000 can encode like 400-500 FPS of 2K AVC video (depending on the settings). If you want more you should think about special hardware encoder solutions.
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Vouk
19. August 2019 um 10:55 Hat das Label von Abgewiesen auf Nicht möglich geändert. -
Vouk
23. Februar 2022 um 13:14 Hat das Thema aus dem Forum Feature requests nach Closed feature requests verschoben.
