Premiere CS5, Render with Filters/Plugins or Export with Filters/Plugins without Render???

Hey People, my Very First Question on Here,
Does anyone know if i use CS5 Premiere, and used a Plugin such as NeatVideo or even a Filter, do i first need to render the file before i export or can i just add the plugin make the changes and export to a file format of my choice.?

Great Thanks for this, i used Canopus Eduis 5 to edit this footage from AVCHD to Canopus HQ. Then Exported the file to a Uncompressed AVI RGB File and Imported into Adobe Premiere CS5, Applied the Neat Video Filter, Setup it up and Now its ready for Export. But you have Said i Can Export Without Render and It shoul dbe fine. Which is Good. As Render would have taken 55Hours on my Intel i7 X980 CPU with 12GB Ram. Export will Take about 42Hours into a AVI File.
Thanks for you help if you think of anything else to sace time please message me.

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I am testing premiere cs5 premium, and having some issues with AME export render times.
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VBR, 2-Pass, Progressive
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Thank you for your quick reply, but It couldnt solve the issue..
Harm Millaard wrote:
First of all, the remaining time indication in AME is not very accurate.
well thats also my experience, but after waiting over an hour, it was still below 25% on the scale.. so I paused and switched to direct export
Harm Millaard wrote:
Most of the time and especially with H.264 exports, there is no significant difference between direct export and AME.
Obviously in this case "most of the time" wont apply.. because I did export it directly from within Premiere 6 times faster..
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Read http://forums.adobe.com/thread/588273
And #4 http://forums.adobe.com/thread/666558?tstart=0
And This Message Thread http://forums.adobe.com/thread/665641?tstart=0
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