![]() I’ve done UHD DNxHR files slightly slower than real time, no problem. On my laptop however, when choosing the hardware encoding option and highest quality setting, it hums along like any other encoding option. (I should mention I have the quality selection, which defaults at “good”, all the way up to “highest…because come on, who doesn’t want the highest possible quality) Shortly after starting, it gets to be several seconds PER FRAME. Like, to encode a 3 minute 1080 DNxHR file seems to take something like 45 theoretical hours. ![]() ![]() On my desktop, the hardware encoding option is grayed out, forcing one to choose software. This is separate from the Mercury playback engine. If you didn’t know, when choosing H265 (HEVC) one has the option of using software or hardware encoding. Weirdly there is one thing my laptop can do that my desktop cannot, which is the HEVC H.265 encoding option. Generally taken everything I’ve thrown at it. The desktop machine has been pretty awesome for the past 3 or so years. I have a solid desktop workstation at work, and a reasonably powerful laptop.
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