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Here is the answer today from the support:
Hello,
we were able to reproduce the described behaviour.
This case was forwarded to our software development department for further investigation. We thank you for your report.
As a workaround, you can use the hardware encoder option in the PowerDirector Production Room to speed up rendering. This
might be a possible solution.
mfg
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Hi I already had contact with the support for this, my description is here:
https://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/81072.page#333611
Here is the answer today from the support:
Hello,
we were able to reproduce the described behaviour.
This case was forwarded to our software development department for further investigation. We thank you for your report.
As a workaround, you can use the hardware encoder option in the PowerDirector Production Room to speed up rendering. This might be a possible solution.
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
mfg
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You should report this to tech support from this webpage, or from the Priority Support option under the "?" if you have PD 365. Please include the URL of this thread in your first message so they can see what's happening here, and include the ticket number (starting with CS) in your forum reply to close the loop.
Here they are : Auftrags-ID: CS002094677
a happy new year and thanks for your effort
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As I said I record with Screenrekorder 4 and yesterday I had 3 videos and all 3 show the behavior when rendering that it is too slow.
I will test Bandicam on the next recording to see if the error occurs.
But it's no fun anymore, especially the fast rendering was a reason for me to switch to the subscription version, because Camtasia is even slower.
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Merry Christmas in advance.
First of all a small excuse for the bad English but I am already an older German semester and have texts translated by Deepl.
Okay I hope I have all the important files there.
In the zip folder are some screens, the pds and the mrk file. I record the whole thing with Screenrecorder 4.
On one screen you can see that the video took 38 minutes to render and that with SVRT5 enabled, before the patch it took only about 5 minutes to render, if you look at the details of the video there is no need to render, just like before the patch, but it renders normally as if SVRT5 is not active but 100% enabled.
There are also two pictures where you can see the render settings I choose.
I had rendered a video before the patch and it was running very fast, then I saw that there was an update and it was installed, then I rendered a new video and was surprised about the sluggishness. Nothing was changed on the computer in the few minutes. I already tried to uninstall and reinstall it but no change.
DxDiag is also included.
Here the link to the video that was used there
https://games-for-you.net/dateien/cyperlink/20191225120311.mp4
Here the link to pictures and the project file etc.
https://games-for-you.net/dateien/cyperlink/cyperlink-dateien.zip
If something is still missing just let me know.
mfg
Michael
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Since the last update the program with SVRT 5 renders as slow as if it wasn't active.
Videos suddenly take an infinite amount of time to render, which is really not nice. Previously about 5 minutes for a video now 30 minutes both times with SVRT5 technology?
There is a 100% bug in the program.
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yes i render a video befor update it was fast and nice......
then i make the Update and SVRT5 are slow very slow.....thats not nice....
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