I am a beginner
I want to ask that why both my Adobe After Effects render setting the same
But one video is using GPU + CPU, the other one still using CPU only?
Setting are the same
But if using the GPU, is it that very low % usage only?
I thought will be higher
Adobe After Effects encoding not using dedicated GPU
-
- Adobe After Effects
-
jwsim98 -
17. Juni 2020 um 18:52
-
Did you use NVENC as the encoder? Also if you applied denoise/ sharpening then it will use quite a bit of CPU power.
-
Did you use NVENC as the encoder? Also if you applied denoise/ sharpening then it will use quite a bit of CPU power.
Yes
I have using NVIDIA NVENC encoder
But still cannot render using GPU -
Hmm I'm not sure why it's not using your GPU, try using native NVENC option in Adobe, they added that option a while back.
-
Hmm I'm not sure why it's not using your GPU, try using native NVENC option in Adobe, they added that option a while back.
Native NVENC option in Adobe?
But After Effects dont have NVENC, right? -
I'm not sure about After Effects if not, bring the project over to Media encoder, choose format as h264 then tick the Hardware Acceleration box
-
I'm not sure about After Effects if not, bring the project over to Media encoder, choose format as h264 then tick the Hardware Acceleration box
Yup
Have chosen hardware acceleration
Still not rendering using GPU
Not sure why -
- Offizieller Beitrag
You might show us your voukoder logfile. This would give us some information about used settings and performance stats.
-
You might show us your voukoder logfile. This would give us some information about used settings and performance stats.
Hi
May i know where to check the Voukoder logfile?
Thanks -
- Offizieller Beitrag
-
- Offizieller Beitrag
Zitat[10:50:53] Frame #22: vRender: 726444 us, vProcess: 0 us, vEncoding: 11808 us, Latency: 738253 us
AfterFX takes like 726ms to render a single frame before it passes it to Voukoder. That limits the output rate to around 1,4 fps. Voukoder (and the GPU) is basically ideling and waiting for frames to be delivered by AfterFX . This means, your project is either too complex or your cpu too slow.
-
I am a Adobe After Effects beginner
Some of the effects are 16 some of the effects are 32
Not really sure what is it
I guess 32 effect is maybe more hard core more complex effect
If i dont include the 32 effect, then it can use NVENC
If include 32 effect, then it will not use NVENC
But i hope Voukoder can handle the 32 effectThanks
-
Same issue
Isung Freeze Frame Toolkit
-
- Offizieller Beitrag
Unfortunately Voukoder can't help there ...
Code[01:12:06] Frame #11: vRender: 3217264 us, vProcess: 0 us, vEncoding: 7216 us, Latency: 3224480 us [01:12:09] Frame #12: vRender: 3291752 us, vProcess: 0 us, vEncoding: 7265 us, Latency: 3299018 us [01:12:12] Frame #13: vRender: 3320280 us, vProcess: 0 us, vEncoding: 7254 us, Latency: 3327535 us [01:12:16] Frame #14: vRender: 3290610 us, vProcess: 0 us, vEncoding: 7288 us, Latency: 3297898 us [01:12:19] Frame #15: vRender: 3282465 us, vProcess: 0 us, vEncoding: 7097 us, Latency: 3289563 usWe can see here that vRender is around 3.3s. That means After Effects needs 3.3s to render a single frame and then hand it over to Voukoder. Voukoder (vProcess + vEncoding) does the encoding in ~7.2ms. If After Effects would deliver enough frames the GPU would be able to encode with like 138 fps.
Voukoder might speed up encoding but not rendering.
