I think there's a grace period where you're allowed to use the app on some level without renewing, so that might be an option to see if the issue with your projects are fixed when they release the next update.

Quote I think there's a grace period where you're allowed to use the app on some level without renewing, so that might be an option to see if the issue with your projects are fixed when they release the next update.

Had a feed back from support saying they will issue a release to fix these encoding poor perf with titles.
let's see...

Just ran into this like a brick wall. It seems any titles using key frame scaling will also produce the awful render times. This clip my computer is choking on is 10 seconds long.... Produce the same clip using .png files or TitlerPro and it renders in seconds.

Quote Dears,

Im using PD since 3 years now. SUbscription and just update to 19.
...
I will mail this to CB, and check their answer...(certainely ask me
for tons of files as I previously did for a crash issue, for a poor
answer..)
bruno

Denoise, graphic- and animation-intense titles and extensive use of LUTs are the reasons for slow rendering.
Less is more, seems to be the motto for faster rendering ;-)
Useful link: https://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/0/83077.page#342648

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Denoise, graphic- and animation-intense titles and extensive use of LUTs are the reasons for slow rendering.
Less is more, seems to be the motto for faster rendering ;-)
Useful link: https://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/0/83077.page#342648

Just installed the new update which seems to make absolutely no difference to the rendering speed as per my original post. Version 18 is still vastly superior. What a waste of money version 19 seems to be.

What profile are you producing to?

I just produced your shared project to AVC MPEG-4 2K 2048x1536/30p (40 Mbps) and it took 4:20 and produced a 1.1GB file. I also produced to the similar default HEVC (30Mbps) profile and it took 5 seconds longer and produced a 945MB clip.

I'm using the most recent nVidia Studio Driver (457.30) but there are newer Game Ready drivers out.

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Quote What profile are you producing to?

I just produced your shared project to AVC MPEG-4 2K 2048x1536/30p (40 Mbps) and it took 4:20 and produced a 1.1GB file. I also produced to the similar default HEVC (30Mbps) profile and it took 5 seconds longer and produced a 945MB clip.

I'm using the most recent nVidia Studio Driver (457.30) but there are newer Game Ready drivers out.

I am using a AVC MPEG 4 1920 x 1080 3Mbps and it was going to be around 15 minutes to produce so I stopped it. It slowed noticeably when the scrolling text came on screen. This setting creates a pefectly good 1070p video that works nicely with Vimeo and is usually under 200MB

I see now that I have a nVidia 456.55 driver so I will update it and try again. Version 18 still does this much faster as it has always done.

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I am using a AVC MPEG 4 1920 x 1080 3Mbps and it was going to be around 15 minutes to produce so I stopped it. It slowed noticeably when the scrolling text came on screen. This setting creates a pefectly good 1070p video that works nicely with Vimeo and is usually under 200MB

I see now that I have a nVidia 456.55 driver so I will update it and try again. Version 18 still does this much faster as it has always done.

I've just discovered that the update didn't actually install. I have run it again and it has definitely installed this time and now it renders the file with my usual settings in 2 minutes 22 seconds. Thank goodness for that and thanks optodata for your continued interest and help.