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19/01/2024 2:21 pm
What is the point of having a 12 Core CPU, and a RTX 4070 GPU if Photopia uses them at just 15% for the entire render?? Everybody understands your computer might me a little slower when performing video render. But Photopia draws so little of the resources, you could render a video and also have enough computing power to control a spaceship thru a wormhole.
19/01/2024 3:51 pm
Hello,
That's very well said!! Joshua promised CPU support about 2 years ago, until today nothing, nothing and nothing!!! updates are very sparse
Best regards Dieter
Keith Simonian reacted
19/01/2024 4:24 pm
The utilization would be dependent on the file type being used and how it is optimized within Photopia.
I don't have any editing issues with whatever I throw on the timeline. I need the encoding process to use
either the chip or the GPU to encode at the highest speed available. Since my encodes are 3840x2160 59.94p ProRes 422, this is
an efficient export.
Topic starter
19/01/2024 4:32 pm
Hello,That's very well said!! Joshua promised CPU support about 2 years ago, until today nothing, nothing and nothing!!! updates are very sparse
Best regards Dieter
I also get the impression Joshua has NEVER made large slide show with Photopia.
There are still so many things that could be set up in Preferences that could speed up the process.
But, there is no way to set those preferences.