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With 12 cores it looks like the system is utilizing only 8% of what the CPU can crunch. I am running the test version of Edius 7.41. Will activating the version speed things up?
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Edius X is what I use here at FilmFix for editing and color grading our high quality 2K film transfers of 8mm and Super-8 film. -
Source and destination files on the same drive?
Anti-virus software active?
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Source and destination files are on different drives.
I am on Windows 8 (Windows Defender is on.)
HDDs are utilized up to 18% at about 7MB/s.Edius X is what I use here at FilmFix for editing and color grading our high quality 2K film transfers of 8mm and Super-8 film.Comment
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Why is Edius not optimized for multicore encoding? Is it an encoding license issue?Edius X is what I use here at FilmFix for editing and color grading our high quality 2K film transfers of 8mm and Super-8 film.Comment
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If you are going HQX to PRORES then it will be your PRORES codec which will be slow. Are you using the Maraison codec? Also almost anything using Quick Time on windows will be slower in general. Edius is not slow at encoding overall.
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DaveMain Editor - Edius 8.53 AdobeCC Mini Monitor 4K Intel X99P SLI Intel Core i7 6800K CPU Gigabyte GTX980 SanDisk Ultra Video SSD 1XINTEL System SSD 16GB Kingston DDR4 2400 RAM VisTitle 2.8 Onboard Sound 10GBE LAN WIN10Pro 64bit
Encoding - Gigabyte Z97X Gaming GT Intel 4790K CPU Gigabyte GTX550Ti Gigabyte GTX980 Western Digital HDD's LG Blu-ray drive, 16GB Kingston DDR3 1600 RAM BMD Mini Monitor 4K Edius 8.53 Creative Cloud Win 10 64bit Pro
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Yes - I am using the Maraison ProRes codec.
I am not 100% convinced that the codec is the bottleneck. I will have to test this by going straight from HQX to HQX. If the CPU is still hovering around 8% and the HDD are also still showing 18% usage at about 7MB/s, then it is clear that Edius is only using, and maybe only "seeing" one core!
Is it time to go virtual, to use my 12 cores?Edius X is what I use here at FilmFix for editing and color grading our high quality 2K film transfers of 8mm and Super-8 film.Comment
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HQX QuickTime export is native since Edius version 7.4 & not compareable to Apples QuicTime engine!
AndreasLast edited by Andreas_Gumm; 12-18-2014, 08:23 PM.Andreas Gumm
post production / authoring
PC 1Intel Core i7-970 (6 x 3.20 GHz),
ASUS P6T Deluxe V2, 12 GB RAM, Geforce 9800GT
Windows 7 Ultimate,
GV software: EDIUS 7.42, VisTitle v2.5,
GV hardware: 3G Storm
software SONY DoStudio Indie + EX 4.0.11
PC 2
Intel Core i7-3770, GIGABYTE Z77X-UD5H F14, 16GB RAM,
Geforce 650 GTX, 5x HDD, Windows 7,
GV software: EDIUS 7.42, ProCoder 3.0
GV hardware: HD SPARK
software: Telestream Switch, DTS-HD MAS, Dolby Media MeterComment
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So I made the test, and Edius got the CPU up to 92% and the HDD data 200MB/s. It must be the ProRes codec, or the QuickTime envelope that is not supporting multicore processing.
So I did one more test, QuickTime envelope with HQX codec, and see -- see, the CPU is at 89% and the HDD data 188MB/s.
Checking the Miraizon version I discovered I am running v. 1.0.2.1. I will recheck after updating to v2.Edius X is what I use here at FilmFix for editing and color grading our high quality 2K film transfers of 8mm and Super-8 film.Comment
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Installed v2 ... and yes, now things are looking up. :) Thank you all!Edius X is what I use here at FilmFix for editing and color grading our high quality 2K film transfers of 8mm and Super-8 film.Comment
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CPU is at 80% and the HDD data at 25MB/s (but this is a bad comparison - because I am onto a different project writing onto different HDD)Originally posted by More4K View PostEdius X is what I use here at FilmFix for editing and color grading our high quality 2K film transfers of 8mm and Super-8 film.Comment
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