Longer export times even though clip is rendered. I don't understand.

Just curious about this. I added a time code generator to a clip and rendered but it took 5x longer to export a ref movie as opposed to the same clip without the time code filter. If it is rendered, why the much longer export times? Everyday is a learning experience.
Thanks in advance.
Best.
Tom

Because a filter is applied, the reference file cannot just point to your source file as it normally would, it has to include the filter because the filter cannot be referenced. This means that it basically has to render the movie and the filter into the reference file.
However, since you rendered first, this leads me to the following questions:
1. Where are your source files located?
2. Where are your render files located?
3. Where are you exporting the reference file to?
4. What are your sequence settings?

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