Does it work if you disable the level? (Uncheck it)
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Currently Voukoder can use only encoders supported by FFmpeg. Can SurCode be used with FFmpeg?
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Fixed and released as 2.0.8 (Hotfix)
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Released Voukoder 2.0.8
Hotfixes:
- (libfdk_aac) Fixed encoder config sigh
Changes:
- Added more german translation
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You can use it with Media Encoder in AfterEffects. I am still working on a native AfterEffects plugin.
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It is still a premiere issue. vRender is Premiere.. everything right from it voukoder.
btw, please don't copy logfiles as images. There is a button "Copy to clipboard."
Did you ask the Adobe support?
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Released Voukoder 2.0.7
Fixes:
- (libfdk_aac) Fixed vbr options
- (h264_amf,hevc_amf) Fixed both AMD/AMF encoder and added all missing options
- Selecting default encoder once an encoder is suddenly not available anymore (i.e. GPU change)
Changes:
- (libx265) Added HDR/UHD related options
- (libx265) Added option to enable or disable the HIGH tier
- (libvpx, libvpx-vp9) Added 2-pass encoding option (Vogelforscher)
- Added more performance logging
- Reading PrPixelFormat only once as it's not going to change again
Thanks to the top-tier patrons for the extraordinary support: Gronkh
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Yes, This piping feature supported only RGB which is not relevant for the implemented encoders ...
If you select any non 8bit pixel format in the encoder settings ...
- Premiere will render it in YUV 4:4:4:4 with 32bit float precision.
- It will then be converted to yuv444p16 to feed it into FFmpeg/libav.
- And finally converted to the target format (yuv420p10)
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This is most likely the reason. Decoding UHD HEVC (with maybe no GPU acceleration) can be tough. But this is a Premiere issue, not a Voukoder issue. You might ask Adobe if there is a way to improve this.
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The High render times (3/4 s per frame) could mean that premiere has a hard time decoding the source video. I guess it is a HEVC video, right?
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Disabling CUDA is an option if you don't use any effects or filters. If you use effects and filters CUDA could still be faster.
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Your render times are extremly high.
Do you use lots of effects and video filters? Please post a media info of your source files.
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For your config the performance is okay. The render times in your logfile are pretty low - which is good.
In this case the GPU is relevant, yes.
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AMF h.264 is available in 2.0.7!
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The encoder "h264_amf" is not available in voukoder when having an AMD video card.
Seems to be libav related:
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Added the tier option again.
It is not shown in the line you mentioned, but it is shown below in the x265 encoding options.
Tier will be in 2.0.7
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Code
Color range : Limited Color primaries : BT.2020 Transfer characteristics : SMPTE ST 2084 Matrix coefficients : BT.2020 constant Mastering display color primar : R: x=0.708000 y=0.292000, G: x=0.170000 y=0.797000, B: x=0.131000 y=0.046000, White point: x=0.312700 y=0.329000 Mastering display luminance : min: 0.0000 cd/m2, max: 1000.0000 cd/m2 Maximum Content Light Level : 1075 cd/m2 Maximum Frame-Average Light Le : 226 cd/m2 -
In Version 2.0.7 there will be these additional fields (with all their parameters according to https://x265.readthedocs.io/en/default/cli.html):
"colorprim",
"colormatrix",
"transfer",
"output-depth",
"chromaloc",
"hdr-opt",
"master-display",
"max-cll",
"uhd-bd",
"sar",
"range",
"aud",
"hrd",
"repeat-headers",
I guess that will be helpful to you, right?
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Updated to 1.3
It autodetects the pixel format and shows it in the result dialog.
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Did you try changing the color space too?
Depending on your project and sources you might need to change it.