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Speed Up Your Slow Exports With This Hack | Premiere Pro Tutorial with Cinecom | Adobe Video

[zinebabf]

THANK YOU! I wasted 1 hour waiting for my snail-slow export. I applied your tips and it exported in literally 5 seconds. My life is a lie.

[kadevent]

hi, glad to see you again, thanks for this video

[madeinepirus]

I have tried multiple solutions for my slow export times but this was the only thing that worked for me. Thanks!

[brookbowen]

Those bit rate settings, 30-40, are very high which makes for large file sizes and slower exporting. 8-12 work great for just about everything. YouTube recommends 8-bit rate at 1080p.

[danivoi]

Of the thousands of videos this one still doesn’t solve my problem

[Jaa_morant]

Bro how much Ram do I need to render 1 hours video with a lot of effects? Should I maybe render it in parts( like 6x10 minutes and create these 6 videos separately, later on putting them on 1 timeline and render as ready files?) or it will take down my quality if I make a video out of already made video?

[Harpsea]

so when using the preview method, settings in the export window should remain the same? Am I understanding this correctly? But when you want your final copy to use for youtube you bypass the preview method and set the custom settings for the highest quality?

[Motivacehadr-dbkj]

But when you are planning to use previews, you have to wait every single time when you need to render preview