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While After Effects can operate in 16 and 32 bits per channel, most video and animation file formats and codecs support only 8-bpc. Typical cross-application workflows for higher bit-depth color involve rendering to a still image sequence rather than a video or animation file. Mar 23, 2020 My Experience With Having 5 After Effects Opened Update Right now, I settled with rendering having 4 or 5 After Effects instances opened. Enough to feed my 16-thread Ryzen 2700X, 64 GB RAM rendering rig. Generally, it is recommended to have at least 8 GB of RAM per thread. After Effects, Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder native exporters bringing you ProRes / H264 / H265 / HAP codecs for excellent quality and lightweight videos, on. Jun 04, 2020 Premiere Pro has supported H.264/H.265 hardware encoding for a long time, but it was limited to Intel CPUs that supported Quicksync. In the new 14.2 version, Adobe has added GPU-based hardware encoding that supports most modern GPUs from both NVIDIA and AMD.

As part of our ongoing commitment to enhancing the quality and performance of our applications, today’s updates to Premiere Pro and After Effects offer improved playback for H.264 and H.265/HEVC formats on Windows Intel systems. Providing up to 2X playback performance improvements for H.264 and H.265/HEVC, the latest optimizations build on our existing Intel QuickSync hardware acceleration.

Today’s updates also offer new support for exporting ProRes 4444 XQ on macOS. Improved multi-cam performance for ProRes is available now in Beta and will be coming soon in Premiere Pro.

The QuickSync optimizations for Windows are the result of ongoing collaboration between the Adobe and Intel engineering teams, as described in this article posted by Intel in April. Working closely with our partners is a cornerstone of our commitment to improving performance across our applications. In May we announced hardware acceleration for AMD and NVIDIA GPUs on Windows, also the result of engineering collaborations between our teams.

Just as we do, our hardware partners test the Adobe applications on an ongoing basis. HP recently published performance data for Premiere Pro, Premiere Rush, and Adobe Media Encoder and NVIDIA has been busy testing GPU acceleration. And today, AMD posted a detailed article showing CPU and GPU test results with Premiere Pro across a range of mobile platforms.

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Export Apple ProRes 4444 XQ on macOS

With the July update, we now offer ProRes 4444 XQ export on macOS in both QuickTime and MXF formats. The feature requires macOS Catalina (10.15). Previously, ProRes 4444 XQ export was only available on Windows 10 systems. With this update, users can now export Apple’s high-quality codec on both Windows and macOS platforms.

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In public Beta: Improved multi-cam playback for ProRes

We are making improvements to multi-cam playback for Apple ProRes footage. Available now in public Beta, these improvements will be coming to Premiere Pro soon.

In public Beta: Roto Brush 2, powered by Adobe Sensei

First announced in June, Roto Brush 2 is currently available in After Effects Beta. As part of our larger initiative to improve performance and accelerate workflows, Roto Brush 2 uses Adobe Sensei machine learning to generate mattes that follow objects frame-by-frame, making rotoscoping simpler and faster for video editors and visual effects artists. The feature is already getting positive attention from users, including this recent interview with VFX artist Nick Khoo, posted by Josh Olufemii (@madebyolufemii) on YouTube.

“It’s remarkable how accurate this thing is,” says Nick Khoo about Roto Brush 2.

If you’re using the release versions of Premiere Pro and After Effects for your production work, you can still use Beta builds to access features like Roto Brush 2 within your larger workflow. Beta builds install separately from the release versions of the applications and have their own preferences, so you can run them side-by-side with your production tools.

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After Effects CC 2014 (13.0) and later do not include exporters for creating H.264, MPEG-2, and WMV videos directly from the render queue. To create videos in these formats, you can use Adobe Media Encoder.

Note:

You can still import videos in these formats into After Effects.

Adobe Media Encoder is effective for creating files in final delivery formats because of its Preset Browser and easy-to-use system for creating, saving, sharing, and applying encoding presets. Using the Effects tab settings, you can automatically add watermarks, timecode overlays, and so on. You have two primary options for using Adobe Media Encoder with After Effects to create videos in H.264, MPEG-2, and WMV formats:

• Render and export a losslessly encoded master file out of After Effects to a watch folder monitored by Adobe Media Encoder.
• Send the composition directly to Adobe Media Encoder from After Effects (Composition > Add To Adobe Media Encoder Queue).

Note:

If you still need to create videos in these formats from the After Effects render queue, install After Effects CC (12.2.1) alongside After Effects CC 2014 (13.0) or later, and use the previous version for these specific output tasks.

The fastest way to create videos in these formats is to use the After Effects render queue to export a losslessly encoded master file (for example, using the PNG video codec in a QuickTime .mov container file) to a watch folder that Adobe Media Encoder monitors. You can assign encoding presets to a watch folder in Adobe Media Encoder so that it automatically encodes using whichever settings you specify.

• Advantage: This method uses After Effects performance features for rendering (such as GPU acceleration and multiprocessing where applicable) and Adobe Media Encoder performance features for encoding (such as parallel encoding).
• Disadvantage: This method occupies the main After Effects application for the entire rendering operation, during which time you can’t use After Effects for anything else.

Another method to create videos in these formats is to directly add the composition from After Effects to the Adobe Media Encoder queue. This method allows you to continue working in After Effects while the rendering and encoding takes place, since the rendering is performed by a background instance of After Effects. The rendering phase may be slower in some cases (compared with using the After Effects render queue) because the headless version of After Effects rendering in the background does not have access to GPU acceleration and multiprocessing features.

Note:

If you place an After Effects project (.aep) file in a watch folder that is being monitored by Adobe Media Encoder, the compositions at the top level in the project (i.e., those not in folders in the Project panel) will automatically be added to the Adobe Media Encoder encoding queue.