i usually export out of premier at 130,000k bit rate to maintian quality oin youtube.
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In all case, Youtube re-encode your vidéo, at a level 4-5 Mbits/s.
In most case, 15 Mbits/s for H264 and 10 Mbits for H265 is sufficient for very good Youtube quality.
Not necessary to upload vidéos with a larger Mbits/s
Olivier
OK,
For Premiere under W7, I recently installed Premiere CS6 to Get Encore CS6, it is why I have
Current version = C:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\CS6\MediaCore
and not
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\7.0\MediaCore
But for AfterEffets you are wrong, you must take in the registry the entry :
CommonPluginInstallPath, witch lead to
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\7.0\MediaCore\
That is the correct entry, used by all other plugins.
olivier
Warning :
The default directories proposed by the installer are not correct.
On my machine with multiple systems and multiple versions of Premiere and AfterEffects:
Under W7, the installer voukoder offers
- for Premiere: C: \ Program Files \ Adobe \ Common \ Plug-ins \ CS6 \ MediaCore
- for AfterEffects: C \ Program Files \ Adobe \ Adobe After Effects CC 2018 \ Support Files \ Plug-ins
Under W10, the voukoder installer offers
- for Premiere: C: \ Program Files \ Adobe \ Common \ Plug-ins \ 7.0 \ MediaCore
- for AfterEffects: C: \ Program Files \ Adobe \ Adobe After Effects CC 2019 \ Support Files \ Plug-ins
While it would have been necessary for all CC applications to choose the common directory:
C: \ Program Files \ Adobe \ Common \ Plug-ins \ 7.0 \ MediaCore
and possibly if CS6 versions are also present on the machine, the directory:
C: \ Program Files \ Adobe \ Common \ Plug-ins \ CS6 \ MediaCore
(I have all versions CS6 to CC2019 installed)
Not bad, but it will eventually ask to move these plugins in the right directories.
Olivier
On your side, what is the interest of having developed this specific plugin AfterEffects, while it is possible to export via MediaEncoder?
The only plus of the direct export of AfterEffects is the taking into account of the Alpha layer.
But it's already possible in some MediaEncoder formats.
Olivier
Good, update of the AEX plugin with the Poc2 version:
Export of a series of clips, total 5 mn 02, in AVCHD 50p, without effects.
- Export via Premiere, MediaEncoder and voukoder 2.08
in Nvidia HEVC VBR 12-15000: duration 2 mn 09
- Export via AfterEffects direct, voukoder Poc2
in Nvidia HEVC VBR 12-15000: duration 10 mn 13
Under A.E the graphics processor remains very underutilized
This is not yet a usable version.
As I say previously :
I do not understand too much the interest of this native plugin for AfterEffects, because it is already currently possible to use MediaEncoder with the plugin voukoder for Premiere, and it is the solution of the future because the direct export in AfterEffects is brought to disappear in the short term.
Olivier
It seems that AfterEffects plugin doesnt utilise the GPU much.
Same remark with AEX voukoder 2.0 :
Selecting NVENC HEVC, video engine is not used at all, only GPU load for some percents !
Olivier
Good evening,
I do not understand too much the interest of this native plugin for AfterEffects, because it is already currently possible to use MediaEncoder with the plugin voukoder for Premiere, and it is the solution of the future because the direct export in AfterEffects is brought to disappear in the short term.
So do not spend too much energy to develop it, it will be used very little.
MediaEncoder is the common export tool for Premiere and AfterEffects, and it works very well with voukoder.
Olivier
Thank you for your return.
In recent times I modified many times the voukoder plugin version in Premiere, to see the compatible minimum version of the Nvidia drivers.
This should be indicated somewhere (release notes).
I thought I had re-installed the latest version for this test, but obviously this is not the case.
Previously, the availability of an update was indicated directly in Premiere, so I did not pay attention.
Olivier
I am sory, but this is a wrong défault value, it is better to set it to 4.1, as we sometime omit to change the all défaut values.
Value 1 is never used.
Olivier
Where is the problem? You can select this in voukoder.
NOT i my R2 beta 2 version
Olivier
I work with H264 and AC3 exported in MP4 container, within Premiere, since CS5 version (with Minnetonka pluging for AC3), after with standard AC3 support from Adobe for AC3 up to CC2017.
(AC3 removed in CC2018)
If this will no longer be provided by voukoder, i will not use this plugin in the future, as my multimedia reader (TVIX), as many others, does not accept MKV.
Olivier
Export to NVENC-HEVC
Strategy : variable bit rate
Bit rate : 12000
Max bit rate : 15000
HEU : H264 and AC3 is a valid combination for export in MP4, and voukoder force MKV !
I use it every time in Premiere up to version CC2017 (idem MP4-H265-AC3)
Olivier
Many export does not provide all container format : limited to only MKV
For exemple NVENC H264 ou H265 with audio AC3 or MP3
Olivier
R2_beta2 : It works with CRF and CBR, not VBR
Olivier
I aggree with this requirement :
All settings must be recorder from session to session.
It is very annoying to have to ré-enter settings each time.
This is not the case with standard settings in Premiere, all are retained from session to session
Olivier
