Please select the correct frame rate in premiere.
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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
Credits
Thanks to my all supporters by either Ko-fi, PayPal or Patreon. Also thanks alot to the translators.
Top Patrons
Todd Scarbrough, Gronkh, Schauerland, Kleinrotti, Magnus Allgurén, Chris Woods
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Please update your NVIDIA driver to the latest version.
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The FPS filter will be re-introduced in VoukoderPro:
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Great! And thanks for your support!
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As far as I can remember you're using premiere, right? Please try updating to premiere connector 1.13, I have added the 8 fps mode there.
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Can you please share ...
- ... your voukoder logfiles (with low-level debugging) Where do I find the log file?
- ... screenshots of the issue
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This is a very interesting approach.
When using the Reaper model VoukoderPro could even still be OpenSource (GPL) and I could ship it with x264/x265 encoders.
Companies would still have to obtain commercial licenses otherwise they'd violate their own compliance rules.
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Can you guys please test if Voukoder 13beta1 fixes the 24bit audio issue?
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Code
[11:06:25] Timebase: 529191533/-1841018880 (-3.48 fps) [11:06:25] FFmpeg: The encoder timebase is not set.Selecting the proper frame rate in premieres export dialog should fix this. Auto detecting the framerate was not successful.
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Please provide a voukoder lofile with low level debugging enabled.
Where do I find the log file?
Main log file
The main log file contains all log data for one single day:- Voukoder initialization
- All exported files
(Quelltext, 1 Zeile)
The files are named by the ISO date (yyyy-mm-dd).log:
Export specific log file
If you have "Create log next to the export file" enabled you can also find it - well ... - next to the exported file. This log file contains only the export relevant information.
Low level debugging
Sometimes its…
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Release Notes
This is a BETA version and not intended for production use!
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 build from master branch 20230228
- Encoders
- libx265: Presets updated (iAvoe)
- Intel QSV
- Switch from MFX to VPL
- AV1: Added the AV1 encoder
Credits
Thanks to my all supporters by either Ko-fi, PayPal or Patreon. Also thanks alot to the translators.
Top Patrons
Todd Scarbrough, Gronkh, Schauerland, Kleinrotti, Chris Woods
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Good to know that Elements is basically working.
When FFmpeg 6 is out i'll make a new voukoder release with it. That should improve working with intel qsv encoders. (and add AV1 support), just waiting for the FFmpeg 6 release. Voukoder is already prepared for it.
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I haven't tested this for a couple of years with Elements. I don't even have a copy of elements anymore for testing.
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Do you experience issues with DVR and Voukoder too? Please post details in this thread.
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I'm investigating this issue ...
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The filter engine already works and is quite powerful in this graph based config. As you can see above it'd be possible to create one mp4 with different video/audio tracks where different filters (i.e. resolutions, subtitles, etc...) are applied. And that all with just one export.
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Please uninstall voukoder, download 12.2 again and install it again.
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I never understood why lossy and high compressed formats became so popular as intermediate codecs. Yes, they save space and money but it's a pain to edit and work with them. Imagine to work with MagicYUV or ProRes ... scrubbing is so much with these codecs. Once cutting is finished export them as h264 or AV1 as the final file.
People have already asked me why Premiere can't import AV1. It'll be even worse to work with it ...
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One thing you could do is release versions early for your Patreons
I have had this idea a couple of years ago too. But it didn't work out to get more patreons that way. Basically just because the pre-releases still had bugs and required testing. So people thought "Okay, I have to pay and then I get untested stuff which I can't use?" Plus, the more people testing these versions, the more feedback I get.
So it's not viable for VP to use the x264/x265 libraries ONLY if they are present in the FFmpeg build? (Which would only happen if the user has chosen to download and compile their own version of FFmpeg, manually enabling these encoders.)
That'd be a way yes. FFmpeg as LGPL will be located as DLLs in the VoukoderPro app directory. But who would be able to do so?
