Driver version should be okay. Otherwise NVENC wouldn't appear in the encoder list.
Please check the currently active NVENC sessions before starting the encode, and yes, please send the full logfile after recreating the error message.
Driver version should be okay. Otherwise NVENC wouldn't appear in the encoder list.
Please check the currently active NVENC sessions before starting the encode, and yes, please send the full logfile after recreating the error message.
Voukoder is using different separators now. It should work now:
crf=18|preset=medium|x264-params=partitions=p8x8,b8x8,i8x8,i4x4:subme=8
Released Voukoder 2.0.9 beta 2
Just a beta release. Don't use it in a production environment.
Please provide feedback here Bug reports .
Fixes:
Changes:
I have the core functionality separated in a static lib on the dev machines. There is no duplicate code. Currently i like to have builds that have no dependencies.
The path of the disabled component is now going to be disabled / greyed out. That should be helpful and reduce the confusion. Also it is set to C:\ when not used to stop the validator from complaining.
Investigating it. I can reproduce it.
Thanks for reporting this! It is fixed.
https://github.com/Vouk/voukoder/releases/tag/2.0.9beta2
Please install the new Version. If you still experience errors open the project with premiere, choose a diffrent exporter (i.e. AVI), switch back to voukoder and apply the encoder settings.
Yes, I am aware of the installation path issues. You should be able to enter any path, the AEX will not be installed if deselected. Don't know how to fix this yet.
I do not know any AMF issues. There are no bugs reported.
It is a, not so clever, coincidence. I never expected the plugin to be that successful in the beginning. "Voukoder" is more a mixture of the words "encoder" and the serbian/croatian/bosnian word "vuk" (wolf).
This is not yet a usable version.
Exactly the same for me. Slower than AME and Premiere encoding+rendering.
Read it again: Voukoder Performance Analysis
Yes, might be slower, but thats how this interface is designed by Adobe. Voukoder / Media Exporting is not only about speed (also explained in the link above).
I will not discuss any "This is too slow!" posts anymore. Please get familiar with the technical details and lets discuss it on that technical level. Anything else doesn't make sense.
It is explained here in detail: Voukoder Performance Analysis
Thank you, Noar!
Edit: This new icon looks so cool in a browser tab ![]()
I've heard the renderer in AfterFX is not the fastest one. As said before Voukoder can only encode in the speed that the host application can deliver the frames. It is also an RGB > YUV conversion necessary.
And it always depends on the type of the project. For Verendey it was pretty helpful.
Did you find any bugs and issues yet? besides speed?
Please test the updated version and it would be nice to get some feedback back from you. Did you find any bugs? Do you need some more integration into AfterFX? What color depths do you need?
Just realise that changing "Format options" in "Video Output" doesnt change anything from a default x264 (*.mp4) setting. I choose NVENC hevc but when click on it still says x264. When I select *.mov export it still export in *.mp4. I was probably export in x264 because the NVENC hevc option seems not to apply.
This will be fixed in the next version.
I am glad it helps you that much.
But it is not finished yet. I need to put some more work into it.
What happens if you create a new project, you add the mp4 file and try to render it with default settings? Does that work?
This is planned. I've had a similar request for h264, too.
I just need to find out how to do this correctly.
Yes, i think it is a good one. Noar, can you provide the vector files to me?