Please provide your full voukoder log. (Settings > Log) after exporting the project.
Technical information about the voukoder performance and how to real the log data: Voukoder Performance Analysis
Please provide your full voukoder log. (Settings > Log) after exporting the project.
Technical information about the voukoder performance and how to real the log data: Voukoder Performance Analysis
Added bwdif, yadif, zscale and unsharp.
More to come ...
Firewall rules can be set per application.
And it is also common (but unusual for a desktop system) to DENY access from ALL. But ALLOW access from specific systems. This is called white listing.
But if the patron list does not work for you, maybe you also do not the the update notifications. Both are using the same server.
But it seems it is not a bug in voukoder.
It might also be related to the old windows component not supporting the advanced text formatting functionality I am using.
no it is not hardcoded. It is loading this data via the above link using the wxHTTP component. So if your internet is blocked by your firewall you would not see the patrons.
This is just like OBS is doing it.
Does anybody else have this issue?
Are you able to access http://version.voukoder.org/patreon/patrons.php ?
I'd recommend the same as here: Iphone 4K video MOV to h265
Audio is not implemented yet. I was not sure how important that is to users.
Sure. I have added the "Ref" parameter to the x265 config!
Noticed it a couple of days ago and it is fixed already.
Not sure if I can do anything about it. I need to check the wxWidgets framework.
Yes, you are right. I check that with the documentation. I fixed that.
Please be a bit more patient. I was away during the weekend and I am currently sick at home. Maybe other people would have helped you, too.
But this depends alot on your project ... so there is not perfect setting for every situation. I'd would recommend "NVENC h.264" with simple settings like these. You might adapt the "quantizer" setting. A smaller "quantizer" has better quality, a larger "quantizer" produces a smaller file.
According to the Adobe Software Development Kit any installer should look into the windows registry for the default plugin path.
For Premiere it is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Premiere Pro\CurrentVersion\Plug-InsDir
For After Effect it is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe\After Effects\{Version}\PluginInstallPath
Voukoder is using these values. Currently the installer installs the plugin to the latest version of the applications only.
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Originally I targeted this as the 2.0.9 release but the changes are quite substantial so I decided to call it version 2.1.0. The top changes of this version are:
For using NVENC encoders driver version 418.81 or newer is required.
Fixes:
Changes:
So it is possible to encoder with x264 and 8 bit color depth. I'd just need to implement it. Did not find an encoder/setting for 12 or more bit color depth.
Fixed in next version!
Released Voukoder 2.0.9 beta 4
NOT FOR PRODUCTION USE
Hopefully the final beta release. Everything should be pretty stable now. German and french translations are completed. Known bugs have been fixed. If no serious issues show up expect a release in the first week of july.
Please provide feedback to the forums.
Fixes:
I removed the dynamic show/hide for AQ Strength as a workaround for now.
The aim is to support all "extra commands" as advance settings in the voukoder GUI. And as far as i can tell all of the are supported already.
4:4:4 10 bit is supported with x265. But currently only YUV and not RGB. libx264_rgb is internally already available. But does it really make sense to export h264 in rgb in Premiere? It would make sense for AE, yes. But you're using premiere, right?