Reproduce this steps, please:
- Reproduce the issue
- Open "%LOCALAPPDATA%VoukoderPro\logs" in the windows explorer
- Copy & paste the latest logfile here
Reproduce this steps, please:
Yes, if you want to get a certain video size it's a good reason. I'll put it on my list.
Technically it's possible, but i didn't implement it yet as it slows down the overall encoding process and there are much better rate control algorithms available (i.e. CFR). What do you need it for?
The scene graph looks weird when recreating your settings. I'll investigate this ...
Can you perform a scene test and share the log output here?
Most importantly is you follow the installation steps exactly as i have written. To help you I need to know exactly the versions and steps you have done. Can you start the Designer App? Do you see all encoders there? Can you perform a scene test?
Please ask the developer of the GTA5 plugin. "Voukoder" is not in development and not supported anymore
Please attach an exported scene file where you have specified these filters with their arguments.
It is also good to perform a scene test. You'll get the log right away with it.
It'll be fixed in the next version of Voukoder Pro.
I can confirm this. I'll look at it next.
Premiere Elements is currently not supported or even tested. But it seems to get basically recognized and maybe even working. Does it work if you select the yuv420 format in the encoder settings? dxva2_vld seems to not be supported in this case.
Send your log file after when this issue happened please.
Please also answer these questions:
To all people having problems with getting Voukoder/Voukoder Pro to work in VEGAS Pro:
Can you tell me your windows region settings in this thread?
What Country is Windows set to and what language are you using?
You can contact me by private message or by daniel@voukoder.org
Yes. "Voukoder Pro" is a commercial / paid product now.
I have temporarily removed the official VEGAS Pro support of the plugin.
This was necessary after many user complains some users didn't see the plugin. The installer still contains the plugin, but it might or might not work for you. Install it on your own risk.
I'll keep you informed in this thread about any progress with this.
According to this table by NVIDIA https://developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-a…port-matrix-new your GPU does not support NVENC and can't encode any videos (At least the MX 150 and MX 350 are listed there so I guess it applies to the MX 250 too). This matches the error message it can't find an nvEncodeAPI64.dll
So your only chance is to use a CPU based video encoder, or you can try Intel Quick Sync (QSV) if your laptop includes an Intel processor. Or AMF if it has an AMD processor.
It is supported in DaVinci Resolve Studio. I'll put it on my list to add this to Premiere Pro as well.
Depends on what the presets are aimed for. Best video quality? Smaller file size?
The file is smaller, so you could theoretically use a lower crf value and finally get a better image quality with the same file size.