the exporting process is so slow (2024)

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Why is Shotcut export so slow? ›

If you have a laptop, then you need to make sure that its power profile is set to “performance” and not “battery saving”, this greatly affects the speed of the shorcut. Did everything with old projects, old videos and still the exactly same speed, I didn't updated Shotcut, on the old and new version is the same thing.

Intensive editing projects with large file sizes, 3D animation, and SFX will take more time to render. Depending on your computer's capabilities and settings, rendering could take longer than the editing process.

The exporting speed depends on not only the size, length, and complexity of the project, but also the output settings. Meanwhile, it will be affected by the performance of your computer as well. There are things you can do to export more quickly.

It's like processing two videos (tracks) instead of just one. Export time will take longer than the original video partly because it's twice as much video being processed. Even though the logo is tiny, the alpha channel for the entire frame still has to be processed to mark the non-logo area as see-through.

Generally, exporting a video can take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. If you are exporting a high-resolution video, it may take longer than exporting a lower resolution video.

Here are ways to reduce the memory usage in general: Save and restart Shotcut Close other browser tabs. Close other applications. Reboot (does all of the above). Here are ways to reduce the memory usage of your project: Reduce the resolution of the Video Mode.

a) Click “Media Encoder” on the tab on the top and select “Preferences”. b) On the pop-up window, select “General” from the tab on the left and then select a renderer from “Video Rendering” at the bottom. The higher a renderer is positioned in a selection list, the faster it renders your project.

It is important to note that obtaining an export license from the Commerce Department usually takes 30 days; a license from the State Department can take several months; and a license from the Treasury Department can take 3-6 months.

If your phone's storage is nearly full, it can impede the import process and lead to a hang-up. Poor Internect connection: When the Internect connection is unstable, your device can also get stuck on Preparing to Import.

The amount of backed up data is too large. The network connection is incorrect or unstable. The Google Photos app on your device is not updated to the latest version. Long-term cache and data accumulate in the background.