vRender with 8.4 ms is quite high. Looks like either a complex video or a slow CPU.
vProcess is 0 ms. I guess you're inputting yuv420 and passing it directly to the encoder
vEncoding with 160 ms is also high. Either slow cpu or slow gpu (depends on what encoder you're using)
aRenderEncode with 0.44 ms is okay.
All in all, if all frames are like this it'd an encoding speed of 5.92 fps.
In this case you should select "YUV (High bit depth)" as data format. It contains color data in 4:4:4 16bit which then will be downconverted to 4:2:2 10 bit.
Many people have issues with playing "advanced" videos with VLC. I suggest to use MPC (HC / BE / ...) instead. It is much more advanced and reliable. Try it and see if the issue persists.
Can you enable "Low level debugging" in Voukoders settings and create the error again? This should output the actual error message in the logfile.
Can you send me your DaVinci Resolve logs?
[20:03:45] Interlaced: Top first
You are trying to render an interlaced video with the 3070. NVIDIA does not support this anymore with turing based (and later) GPUs.
It should be AppData\Local\Voukoder.
Can you post your Voukoder log file? See the sticky post in this forum about where to find it.
In version 0.8.0 I've made big changes in VoukoderPro's processing pipeline to support multi-export.
To do this you can map either all or specific tracks coming from your NLE to input nodes of a specific media type.
This could result in a file like this (with 1 video track and 7 audio tracks):
As I've said, there have been many changes, so please report any issues and findings.
Encoder aac [AAC (Advanced Audio Coding)]:
Supported sample rates: 96000 88200 64000 48000 44100 32000 24000 22050 16000 12000 11025 8000 7350
No updates. Don't expect anything soon, please.
To configure the output file, I use the same configuration as with normal Voukoder, but the problem is with the bitrate. No matter how much I modify Average Bitrate with a defined value, when the files are finished, it doesn't exceed 442 kb/s.
I'll investigate this later.
Make sure you are using the latest connector for your application(s). For using NVENC (SDK 12) encoders driver version 531.61 or later is required.
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Thanks for notifying me. Please try 13.3. VP8 and VP9 should be back there.
Make sure you are using the latest connector for your application(s). For using NVENC (SDK 12) encoders driver version 531.61 or later is required.
Thanks to my all supporters by either PayPal or Patreon. Also thanks alot to the translators.
Gronkh, Schauerland, Chris Woods, Decoherent, Magnus Allgurén, kunzd and Ben Fotovich
Yes, It'll give me a bit control about what versions are currently in use. In the BETA phase i'll update the expiration date with almost every release.
I actually had something like this built-in in version 1 of Voukoder, but removed it again. If I could just find the code again ...
Good question. I did a new build with all encoders enabled again. Can you try?
https://github.com/Vouk/voukoder/releases/download/13.2beta4/voukoder-13.2beta4.msi
Output seems to be playable for me (MPC_HC, VLC, Windows Media Player). Can anyone confirm this?
It is not just only a one-time-payment and I can add the encoders. The conditions are more complicated, but I'm not allowed to disclose these terms.
The encoders are dual licensed. GPL (Open source - you can freely use it) and commercial licensed (there are specific conditions).
One other option would be to run x264.exe as a separate process. But I still need to find out how to do this and pipe the data through it.
It's entirely out of scope at the moment.
I can't include x264 and x265 because of licensing reasons.
