Low bitrates videos are of better quality than before and you can render in 8K!Ī fast, easy-to-use (one param to select), YouTube Upload profile that respects YouTube upload recommendation H264 / H265 : the best and fastest compressionĬhoose the efficiency you need: fast encoding for your previews or low file size for final delivery. Special Premiere Pro & Media Encoder features : MultiRenders Markers, Export all Audio tracks separately, Quick sub resolutions buttons, Custom Framerate etc.
Included a new ProRes 4444 Light unofficial profile to get both Alpha channel and lower file sizeĪll 4 HAP codecs from Vidvox but with faster algorithms and without resolution restrictions
ProRes 422 / 4444 / XQ : yes even on Windows and older versions of Adobe.
codecs also support lossless encoding in which there is no compression artifacts, keeping the original data intactĪfterCodecs brings you with consistency all the codecs & features you need, without Quicktime and in. HAP GPU accelerated codecs : Hap, Hap Alpha and Hap Q, you can choose if you want to compress frames and how many chunks you need. x264 RGB : same as x264 but avoids YUV colorspace, best for storing separate channels in one video (UV map, Alphas…) for power users only. x265 : files are 30% lighter than x264 and it also supports 8K resolution. x264 : best H264 / AVC implementation, outperforming both Adobe Media Encoder and QuickTime H264. ProRes : 422 LT / Proxy / Normal / HQ (10 bit) and even 4444 that supports Alpha Channel. Why does this happen? Premiere Pro has some kind of issue with my RAW content, maybe the codecs? What can I do? I have to keep the RAW content, the Handbrake converted and the Edited Final Product so I'm going to finish easily my TBs of HDD, I'd like to be able to work directly on my RAW.THIS IS TH EMOST RECENT VERSION OF AFTER CODECS WITH REGISTRATION GUIDE!Īfter Effects, Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder native exporters bringing you ProRes / H264 / H265 / HAP codecs for excellent quality and lightweight videos, on Windows and OSX, no Quicktime needed anymore! If I pass the RAW footage on Handbrake and edit the M4V result instead, the Premiere Pro Rendered final product is cool, as the original RAW. 
But everytime, after I edit the RAW content and I render it with Premiere Pro 2022, I can see the result is "laggy", especially the 25fps videos which makes the view unbearable. If I run the RAW footage on my PC, it's all cool, works perfectly fine. I have to edit/work with RAW content coming from different devices, mainly a videocamera and a phone, the output of the first one is always 1080p 25fps and from the phone usually 4k 60fps. I'm really not sure on how to explain my problem so I'll try to be the most direct I can, thank you in advance for any input!
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