What to use for video rendering and editing?

Razvan boss

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Hello there,
I was wondering , is there any tool i can use like a VPS or something where i can render videos fast?
I have a very bad pc and 'till i will be able to buy a new one a 6 min video on 480p is done exporting in 30 mins.. that's not so good since i need to do this in "mass" like more than 5 videos a day.
Anyone knows of such a tool or vps or something?
 
Maybe you could get a pc on finance. Ebuyer and Boston IT and two companies for example that you can get a decent graphics pc from and pay up monthly.
 
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it the graphics card not enough memory or none ...

plus it the machine memory ....

hardware issue not software .
 
Rendering in video editing is the computer process of combining your still pictures, video clips, audio clips and other visual elements into a single digital video frame. It can be the slowest part of editing your video. So, use a proper video editing software for this.
 
Invest in your hardware, any software would do. Also, rendering cannot be fast-tracked if you want surefire, high-quality videos.
 
Premiere pro. Read up online on desktop made just for editing. Msi has one
 
Maybe your software is resource heavy. You should check whether your pc is less in resources or the software is consuming too much resources. If it is 1st case then you should buy a VPS otherwise try changing your software like adobe premier,camtesia etc
 
Video Rendering is the used for creating temporary video and audio render files for segments of your sequence that Final Cut Pro cannot play in real time. When you render a segment of your sequence, Final Cut Pro substitutes a render file for the segment during playback.

When it comes to choosing video editing software, it all depends on the computer platform you select. For Windows PC's the popular choices are Adobe Premiere Pro CS6, Sony's Vegas Pro 11, or Cyberlink's new Power Director Ultimate Suite. For Mac users it's one ballgame- Final Cut Pro X. Premiere Pro CS6 requires that you have 64 bit architecture in your computer, rather than the older 32 bit standard.
 
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