Export Over 4 TIMES as Fast using Voukoder NVENC Plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro

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Guide how to use Voukoder to export from Premiere Pro faster:

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[danielstankewitz]

If you disable the iGPU h.264 decoding the export might be even faster. ;)

[chainstair]

The newer version has another tab called "Voukoder" next to Audio and Video. There u need to configure once the format by selecting NVENC and click okay. Then Export and render and u will see that your GPU finally runs hot too :D

Thanks for the video ✌

[dcefola]

I know clock speed and single core performance is big in Premiere, but there is a lot more to it then just the export
there is also the render, and time line performance

I would love to see a video on the new Core i9 with hardware acceleration encoding that supports the build in quick sync
vs
AMD Threadripper 2950x with NVENC ( Voukoder ) to use the Nvidia GPU for the hardware acceleration encoding on the export.
and we can settle the question once and for all

[Larxia]

Did something change with this plugin? I just tried it but I don't have the settings available directly in the video panel, I always have to go to the "voukoder" tab and open a new menu dedicated to it and configurate it from there.

[earlygamer]

how to reduce the file size but keep the quality? i am using voukoder latest version which is 2.0.6 . Help will be highly appreciated. like 1.1.3 version, vouker 2.0.6 doesn't have those video output options, i am using adobe premiere pro 2017.

[shadowhunter]

I have a fx6300 and a gtx1060 6gb, and it still uses like 10-15% of the GPU. Umm help?

[jeffersonreal]

when exporting from .r3d source material its sadly slower then standard export. On a 5 minutes Video scaled from 8K to 4K it exports with voukoder in 22 minutes and on standard h264 export in 12 minutes.

Specs:
9900K
2080ti
64gig RAM