#Adobe encore cs6 pro#

What is Hardware MPE? Is that cuda? Or does it just mean a graphics card? I read through a lot of that and it says that the GPU will be used when scaling from one size to another, so 'Hardware MPE' will help?

#Adobe encore cs6 pro#

They edit the HD footage in Premier Pro and then export it to Encore which then converts it to DVD format with menus Some more info, I wasnt aware of before, sorry for the continual updates, I dont do the editing I'm just the computer guy

we don't know.Īnd for the things that DO use the GPU, like re-scaling, Warp Stabilizer and such, that on-board GPU. That right there could be the cause of a substantial difference between the two rigs you've got if they're setup differently for drives. your computer specs were rather incomplete for the total picture of PrPro performance. Fewer drives (if more costly) can be built on new motherboards designed to utilize these things that actually deliver better performance with 4k & up media. With the m.2, NVMe, and super-fact USB3 connected Samsung T1/3 drives available, that's changing.

Mine even uses a twin-SSD RAID 0 for the system/C drive. Typical 'old' style construction like my rig use up to eight drives with internal-speed connections to spread out OS/programs PrPro's media cache & cache database project files previews media and exports onto different drives. this includes having fast enough drives to handle the massive amount of constant in/out data movement. Which is why John sent you to look at the 'balanced build' info page. People often look at the 'guts' of their computer build, and forget the REST of the computer has a large effect on performance also.