ProRes 422/4444 / XQ: available even on Windows and earlier Adobe versions.So i do precise my previous quesion, will your encoder be able to export those big files in ProRes (not x264 or x265) in a future update, or is it not possible ?I can't answer for now, I'll do some tests. It is why we render those big files only in ProRes. So i do precise my previous quesion, will your encoder be able to export those big files in ProRes (not x264 or x265) in a future update, or is it not possible ?

Concerning the filesize / 444 quality I'll do some test when I'll have a Mac. The lighter files are with x264 / x265, ProRes is useful because it's available for Windows but the encoder are about the same than thoses of Apple. Maybe x265 or WebM supports your resolution (8K -> 33 millions pixels), but that depends on a lot of factors and also framerate so you'll have to test that (WebM is coming soon) X264 supports up to 4K (8 millions pixels) whereas 14716x2368 is 34 millions pixels. Why such a difference ? Is your plugin not supposed to export lighter files ? The one encoded with AfterCodecs : 921mo, the one from MediaEncoder on a Mac : 551mo. Both files looks good almost the same (I supperpose the 2 files in Difference blending mode) ! My only concern is about the file size. > Last question, I did a first export with AfterCodecs in 444, a second export in PNG sequence then I exported this sequence whitin Media Encoder on a Mac in ProRes444. System: 6950X 128GB RAM with Windows 8.1 pro 64-bit Maybe the problem had to do with some bit of ram that was not 'cleaned' before used (i guess). I test the trial but after exit AE the plugin crashes AE (CC2017.2):Īusnahmeoffset: PCH_B9_FROM_ntdll+0x0000000000090C6A

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