Nice to hear it is working now.
Posts by Daniel
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In fact the example provided with Resolve 17 beta 1 IS actually an x264 encoder. On the first sight it seems they provide raw video data and you can feed the encoded frames back to resolve so it can mux it with the audio streams.
I just spent a couple of minutes looking at it but i didn't notice any audio related functions there.
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It's been a long way. I'll look into it.
Edit: Looks like it only supports custom video encoders and not a muxed output.
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Unfortunately VEGAS doesn't provide the functionality for a 2nd pass.
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I will check that.
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That is correct. NVidia dropped interlacing support for whatever reason, and yes, that includes RTX 30xx. So maybe it is good to keep an additional GTX 1080 for interlaced jobs. You can select the GPU in the Encoder options.
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[13:06:31] Interlaced: Top first
[13:06:31] FFmpeg: Interlaced encoding is not supported. Supported level: 0
RTX can't encode interlaced video anymore.
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Wie bereits gesagt supporte ich nicht die von FFmpeg bereitgestellten Enkoder. Ich nutze diese - so wie sie sind - und binde sie über FFmpeg in andere Programme ein. An dieser Zwischenschicht (Voukoder) behebe ich gerne Bugs.
Wenn Du Änderungen an bestimmten Enkodern wünschst wende Dich bitte an die FFmpeg Entwickler, bzw. an die Entwickler der entspr. Enkoder.
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So it is exporting the file successfully but it is rather slow?
Well, voukoder only accelerates the encoding part of the export. Unfortunately AfterEffects is rather slow with rendering the single frames (and handing them over to voukoder).
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So you did install this component?
Did the installation finish successfully?
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Use the x264 or x265 encoder. You will find it in the "Pixel Format" dropdown.
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AMD has a CUDA equivalent called ROC but it isn't that popular.
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I'm not sure how CUDA will be finally implemented. Currently I'd like to get some feedback first. But yes, I won't force you to use slower functionality.
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Yes, please use i.e. YUV 4:2:0 10 bit.
Kleinrotti Seems the high core count works pretty good with AVX2 code.
@All Other experiences?
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Please report if ...
- It works
- It crashes
- it is faster than the version before
- it is slower than before
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At some point we have use the latest SDK. At least when FFmpeg doesn't allow us to use older SDKs anymore. It is just a question time, I guess.
In the Voukoder successor I plan to have the FFmpeg binaries as DLL. They would be exchangeable. But I don't want to hack this in the existing voukoder.
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I need to perform one FMA operation per sub-pixel. This can be parallelized with CUDA.
I'm not sure how I can archive this using tensor yet.
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NOT FOR PRODUCTION USE
Test release: https://github.com/Vouk/voukod…nector-1.6.0.msi?raw=true
(Use the latest NVIDIA driver version)
