0.12.2?

Okay, please try connector 0.12.1.

And for the coders in this forum - This is the current code:

std::string VoukoderFormat::GetTimecode(double seconds)
{
    std::stringstream timecode;

    // HRS
    const int hrs = std::floor(seconds / 3600.0);
    seconds -= hrs * 3600;
    timecode << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0') << hrs << ':';

    // MIN
    const int mins = std::floor(seconds / 60.0);
    seconds -= mins * 60;
    timecode << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0') << mins << ':';

    // SEC
    const int secs = std::floor(seconds);
    seconds -= secs;
    timecode << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0') << secs << ':';

    // FRM
    const double n = m_info.video.timebase.num;
    const double d = m_info.video.timebase.den;
    timecode << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0') << std::ceil((seconds * d) / n);

    return timecode.str();
}

I'm not sure about the last std::ceil (always round up) at the end ... or if it should be a std::round (round to nearest integer) ...

Right, I forgot about the fractional framerates ... working on it again.

Can you try this version and tell me if it works again?

https://github.com/Vouk/voukoder/releases/download/13.1/voukoder.msi

Please update to connector 0.11 0.12 latest version and tell me if the issue has been fixed.

Edit: Improved timecode generation even more.

Got it, thanks. Does this happen with all clips or just with some? If it happens to all clips I can just add 1 to the timecode.

Found the reason. I'll prepare an update.

And maybe check out this post: RE: Help! Voukoder doesn't use my GPU!

Please take a look in / share your voukoder log file. See the sticky topic in this forum to find out how to access it.

Maybe you can share this with a filehoster like dropbox, or similar?

Can you provide me a clip where I can reproduce this with?

There is a bug (the crash) in the voukoder-premiere connector with handling frame encoding errors.

It actually receives a "not supported" error from FFmpeg.

I can reproduce this. Investigating this further ...

Unfortunately I am not able to reproduce this issue, but to me it feels like a project cache needs to be flushed / is corrupted. Changing it to a different Format and back is a good way to do this. You might also try to hold CTRL+SHIFT during the start of premiere.

Can you try changing this to an 8 bit mode?

I'll investigate this. Could be just a rounding issue.

Please select the correct frame rate in premiere.

Release 13

Make sure you are using the latest connector for your application(s). For using NVENC (SDK 12) encoders driver version 522.25 or later is required.

Fixes / Changes

• Using FFmpeg 6.0 build 20230317
• 24bit audio mode should be working in DaVinci Resolve Studio
• Encoders
  • libx265: Presets updated (iAvoe)
  • libsvtav1: Fixed support in WEBM containers
  • NVIDIA NVENC
    • Added proper "multipass" options and made it available to all encoding strategies
  • Intel QSV
    • Switch from MFX to VPL
    • AV1: Added the AV1 encoder
    • H264: Added GOP Size parameter
    • HEVC: Added GOP Size parameter
    • AV1: Added GOP Size parameter

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