MAgic bullet premiere pro = render very very long.

hello
here is my specs
Nom du modèle : iMac
Identifiant du modèle : iMac12,2
Nom du processeur : Intel Core i5
Vitesse du processeur : 3,1 GHz
Nombre de processeurs : 1
Nombre total de cœurs : 4
Cache de niveau 2 (par cœur) : 256 Ko
Cache de niveau 3 : 6 Mo
Mémoire : 12 Go
I have a 8mn film to export . footage come from a EOS6D (dslr canon) in H264.
It takes 2 hours to export in mp4. I have Magic bullet looks filter on each clip.
Someone had a solution for me?
TY
Stef

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