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Speed Rendering

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Speed Rendering

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  1. EDIUS have out version 4.60 now and it's free to anyone who is using EDIUS.

    Go to the Grass Valley website and you can download it.

     

    Once loaded up I tried out some rendering with my overclocked 2.4Ghz Core2Quad running at 3.2 Ghz.

     

    With 1 minute of mutliple HDV Canopus HQ clips on the timeline with effects it rendered out a 1 minute m2t file in just 60 seconds and then it rendered out a DVD MPEG2 spec file with AC3 audio in just 30 seconds. :)

     

    From a 1 minute DV 16.9 timeline it rendered out a DVD MPEG2 spec file with AC3 audio in just 15 seconds.

     

    When rendering out the files EDIUS maxed out the 3.2 Ghz QUAD at 100% and used all 4 cores. :)

     

    I also loaded up Photoshop CS3 and it opens in like 2 seconds and a 70 meg A4 300dpi multi layered brochure took about 2 more seconds to open in it.

    Edited by wagsy
  2. How happy are you with yourself smarty pants :)

     

     

    That is bloody fast though!!!

  3. How happy are you with yourself smarty pants

     

    Jonny it's really because he's in Exmouth again and has nothing else better to do than time his processes. :)

  4. Ha Ha..well it's abit bloody windy outside at the moment so I might as well drink bourbons and show you MAC guys what a cheap home built PC can do. :)

     

    So here are some 3.2 Ghz speed examples. :)

     

    Adobe Photoshop CS3

    http://hdvundersea.com/view/70/photoshop-c...-a-3.2ghz-quad/

     

    HDV to M2t

    http://hdvundersea.com/view/71/edius-hdvm2t-render-test/

     

    HDV to DVD-Mpeg2

    http://hdvundersea.com/view/74/edius-hdv-t...eg2-speed-test/

     

    DV to DVD-Mpeg2

    http://hdvundersea.com/view/72/edius-dv-to...ile-speed-test/

     

    Overclocked 2.4ghz Quad

    http://hdvundersea.com/view/73/overclocked...uad-to-3.2-ghz/

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