How to install Strongene HEVC Encoder

[egproductions]

I would really appreciate if someone could show me if its possible to install the strongene HEVC Encoder and export h265 videos out of premiere/media encoder. I have premiere pro CC (and also 5.5)

Thanks!

http://xhevc.com/en/downloads/downloadCenter.jsp

 

[Jim Simon]

That doesn't appear to be a Premiere Pro plug-in, so...you can't.

 

[egproductions]

Since when does a codec need to be a plugin to be exported out of premiere? I'm talking about registering a codec on your system so that premiere/media encoder recognizes it and can list it in the encoding formats.

How would you go about encoding to h265 using the strongene codec without premiere? I just trying to figure out how to install it and use it.

 

[GrahamH]

Glancing at the site, it's appears to be a trial of an encoder, not a codec, that's available for download. There's no indication it can be accessed via any 3rd-party programs presently.

 

[msorrels]

It's just a DirectShow filter, you'd have to mate it with a muxer (it may have a muxer too, didn't look that close) and a container file writer in order to actually make a file with it. You might be able to do this with something like AVISynth (not sure if AVISynth can hook up DirectShow filters) or Microsoft's GraphEdit (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GraphEdit) but getting it to work in Premiere is going to require some real software development. They also don't appear to be selling it to end-users so it's not even clear if you did write a Premiere exporter how you'd get the full real encoder to use with it.

 

[Jim Simon]

Since when does a codec need to be a plugin to be exported out of premiere?

Since Premiere Pro was first designed about a decade ago. The exception is VfW codecs that come out as AVI files.

But HEVC aint that.