Yes, the sample rate has to be chosen in VEGAS Pro / the NLE.
(I could add a resampling filter but I'm not sure if it makes that much sense.)
Yes, the sample rate has to be chosen in VEGAS Pro / the NLE.
(I could add a resampling filter but I'm not sure if it makes that much sense.)
Is it possible to use it in Adobe Media Encoder? If so, how? As I've seen nothing about it on the installation guide.
I just added this information.
And second question. Is Vokouder really faster/Better then just H.265 using Adobe Media Encoder?
Yes.
[16:54:44] Timebase: 2116766131/-1841018880 (-0.87 fps)
Can you try to select 60 fps in premieres famerate selection dropdown box?
Please see the pinned thread in this forum.
That (and even more) will be possible, yes.
You can use this table to find the right substitute value: https://docs.nvidia.com/video-technolo…igration-guide/
When installing the connector make sure the path to the Adobe "MediaCore" folder is correct. Sometimes the auto detection is not working properly.
There will be an exciting update on this in 2023. How many tracks do you need?
If you can post a log file i can take a look at the render times. If a project contains alot of i.e. effects premiere pro takes some time to render the frame and voukoder can't speed this uo.
Do you have low level debugging enabled in the voukoder settings? If not please enable it and send a logfile again.
Does the machine on which this is working have more than 16GB ram? 16 GB seems to be a bit low for 3D UHD encoding. Maybe this is related.
I wish everyone happy holidays and an exciting new year.
Hopefully the world is getting more peaceful and healthy again in 2023.
I'm also pretty sure we all will see what the (in)famous "Voukoder successor app" is about.
All the best to you all and your families.
Daniel
It doesn't crash. It actually finishes normally.
[19:19:09] Frame #26: vEncoding: 20226 us, Latency: 20265 us
[19:19:09] Frame #27: vEncoding: 116142 us, Latency: 116468 us
[19:19:09] Frame #28: vEncoding: 16483 us, Latency: 16524 us
[19:19:09] Frame #29: vEncoding: 18975 us, Latency: 19009 us
[19:19:09] Frame #30: vEncoding: 21623 us, Latency: 21663 us
[19:19:09] Exported 30 frames in 0 seconds. (avg. 54.15 fps)
[19:19:09] Flushing encoders and finalizing ...
[19:19:09] Video and audio buffers flushed.
[19:19:09] Trailer has been written.
[19:19:09] Closing encoders ...
[19:19:10] ---------------------------------------------
[19:19:10] Export finished
[19:19:10] ---------------------------------------------
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But I guess you tried to export more than 30 frames, right?
You always (with any encoder) have the decision between:
QUALITY vs. FILESIZE vs. ENCODING SPEED
If one gets better another one gets worse.
i.e. Preset "Faster" with a low quantizer param value (=quality) the file size gets bigger.
I don't know, but may some other forum users have more knowledge?
I have to admit HDR is tricky with voukoder. Currently it is only working with workarounds (i.e. morphinapg s guide for Adobe Premiere: HDR Encoding Guide for Premiere Pro) Some NLEs don't even deliver all needed information to handle HDR and almost all NLE APIs are undocumented (like DVR). I will try to improve it (maybe in voukoders successor app that i'am working on), but this also depends on the NLEs API which has to be prepared for HDR.
I might also talk to the GPU vendors to check in what way HDR is supported by the encoders (or not).
The NVENC AV1s dual encoder gets activated by using the "Faster" or "Fastest" preset.