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    User8311
    #1

    Aug 23 15, 05:03 PM

    hello
    I make 6 minutes long replay, but when i want to render it takes 4 H 32 min to complete.
    My render settings : resolution 2150x 1080, 60 FPS, Equirectangular Rendering and MP4 High quality.
    After rendering i want to add own music so thats why i am using High quality.

    I use 64 bit java

    PC Spec: CPU: Core I5- 3550p, GPU: Nvidia 660TI, Ram: 16 GB.

    Is there any way how to speed up rendering or how to easy add own sounds?

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    User1
    #2

    Aug 23 15, 05:16 PM

    What are your computer specs? At which resolution are you running Minecraft?

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    User8311
    #3

    Aug 23 15, 05:21 PM

    Minecraft resolution: 1920x1080
    Computer specs
    CPU: Intel Core I5 - 3550p
    GPU: Nvidia GTX 660 TI
    Ram: 16 GB DDR3 CL10
    MB: Asrock z77 pro 3

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    User1

    in response to User8311

    #4

    Aug 23 15, 05:24 PM

    User8311
    Minecraft resolution: 1920x1080
    Computer specs
    CPU: Intel Core I5 - 3550p
    GPU: Nvidia GTX 660 TI
    Ram: 16 GB DDR3 CL10
    MB: Asrock z77 pro 3


    Your setup doesn't seem that bad, your Graphics Drivers may be outdated. However, the first thing I'd do if the render time was bothering me would be decreasing the Framerate to 30FPS (that would decrease the rendering time by 50%).
    Also, I recommend rendering 360° Videos with a resolution of at least 4320*2160, as the quality loss is immense when projecting the equirectangular video on the sphere around the camera in the 360° Video Player.

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    User8311
    #5

    Aug 23 15, 05:55 PM

    Ok now its half time its good, but still my CPU is running almost 50 %, is there any way how to increase usage of CPU?

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    User1

    in response to User8311

    #6

    Aug 23 15, 06:13 PM

    User8311
    Ok now its half time its good, but still my CPU is running almost 50 %, is there any way how to increase usage of CPU?

    I'm afraid that we can't really influence this as FFmpeg does all of the video encoding. You might look in the respective docs, but I don't think you can increase that by a lot

    CC @User10 who might be better informed than me