NVENC Hardware Encoding vs Software Encoding for Adobe Premiere Pro | NVIDIA EVGA AMD | GTX 1050Ti

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In this video, we are testing out the performance of the budget friendly ($850) 4K video editing computer I built in the last video step by step. We are going to edit 4K 60fps video in Adobe Premiere CC as well as run some Cinebench benchmarks.
Here are the videos where I built this video and tested it out:
4k60fps Editing PC AMD Ryzen 5 2600X / Gtx 1050Ti SC

AMD 4K Video Editing PC:

CAMERA:

Cages and Accessories:

LENSES:
Filters:

Gimbal, Tripods, Audio, Wireless Video:

Additional Parts:

MUSIC COMPILATION BY ARTLIST:

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Ray Valencia
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Simple, cutting to the chase, but not hurrying, not missing the important stuff, ... Thanks for the video.

ecophile
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fkin finally, was about time, now its rendering the way it was always intended, handled by a hardware that was always best suited for the actual task

NotEvenDeathCanSaveU
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I need help bro, ive got a Ryzen 9 3900x RTX 2060 Super and 16GB of ram, it doesnt let me enable hardware encoding coz its says i need to make sure i meet the minimum requirements please can you help me. the only options i have are Software encoding and GPU acceleration ( Cuda )

ChantiqoArk
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Im running Premiere pro 14.3.2 and its not enabling the hardware encoding with 1080ti, but when I swap for 2070super it enables.. any ideas?

igor.lacerda
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So, why my timings between software encoding and hardware encoding are the same? The same setting and the same GPU

danialt.
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Could you make Video on NVIDIA Control Panel Settings for best Performance of Premiere Pro. Mine is NVIDIA GETFORCE GTX 1050 4GB Graphics card, Intel HD Graphics, i5 7th gen, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD +125GB SSD

LemonMusic
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My source is in 1080p but I'm trying to export in 1440p but it won't allow me.

bxnes
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i have a RTX 3090, and i have V14.0 Magician Premiere, but i have only the "enable hardware accelerated DECODING" option. wtf? :) where is that list in "CFG" to add the RTX 3090?

zsolteditor
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Please help answer my question please... why is it that when exporting video from the results of a Sony camcorder camera with the MTS 1920 X 1080 Frame Rate 50/second format, the rendering results take much longer, it turns out when I checked it turned out to be Intel HD Graphic (IGPU doesn't work alias 0) % ) so it only relies on the GPU, but bro, when I render a video with an mp4 file 1440 x 1080 Frame rate 30/second to H264 the result of exporting the video is much faster & it turns out that VGA & IGPU go together at an average of 40-50%, so it causes my IGPU It doesn't work when exporting videos in the MTS format, bro, please help answer

arifulmukholis
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6:30 I was expecting the Ryzen bar to go out of the video and hit my suggested videos 😂😂

McBobX
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I prefer using vbr 2 pass for a larger file size and quality however...Mine switches back to software encoding when i do vbr 2 pass. I'm on a laptop with mx150. any ideas to get it working? It still seems to utilze the nvidia software as I see it running along with the intel gpu together. The media encoder shows as utilizing software encoding...

RecordLifeMedia
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OMG just realized my project settings wasn't set to CUDA, export took 40 mins before that, and when I switched it to CUDA, same vid took 3 mins only !!!! Guys, this is really important if you want speed (my GPU is gtx 1660 ti btw)

AliChitax
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Curious when the video of your new build will drop?

adeweesster
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what video card are you using? im using 3600 and 1050 Ti, no hardware encoding for premiere pro 14.5

FloydOntiverosVideo
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Bro can you please tell is this graphics card support HEVC encoding video form format factory 🤔

Rockworksbyashish
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Just sub to your channel bro. I am thinking about building a pc I use Adobe Premiere Pro and render in VBR Pass 2. And it only use software encoding, by looking at the resource manager in that mode it only uses the CPU. So I need to select parts that will help me with the software encoding. I need a suggestion regarding the CPU.

InfiniteOrion
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Im planning to keep my 1050 ti for video editing how is it compared to if I get a 3070?

Renzo
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I have a very basic question. Will a basic no frills NVMe SSD perform at least little better compared to a basic no frills SATA SSD ? i mean if both were not higher end ones. Like say normal SAMSUNG 750 EVO SSD vs an M.2 Crucial P1 1TB ? (in a scenario of using them exclusively as a 4K footage only edit drive, not as permanent store or OS). I will never fill it with more than 50% capacity EVER.

mgr
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Hey Ray I'm experiencing a bug with this: when I enable Hardware Accelerated Encoding & Decoding my exported videos get distorted whenever the footage is altered with an effect, adjustment layer, or text, etc.

Specifically, the color of the footage is automatically adjusted and distorted (usually it's more bland and "washed out".)

For example, this is what the video should look like:

But, when I export with Hardware Encoding enabled, this is the result:

I stopped the distortion by going to Edit > Preferences > Media > Disable hardware accelerated encoding and decoding. However, I'd really like to enable it because it greatly reduces the export time.

Any idea how to fix this issue or where else I can look? Haven't found an answer yet. Thanks!

alexlefkowitz
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the Hardware Encoding option is dimmed and selected to software encoding ... what to do..
i use ryzn 5 2600x and rtx2060

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