Can you ...

1. Enable "low level debugging" in voukoder settings
2. Open Voukoder settings in premiere
3. Send me the most recent log file in C:\Users\Daniel\AppData\Local\Voukoder\Logs

Voukoders translations: https://crowdin.com/project/voukoder

The chinese translations are only partially translated for quite some months. I translated the remaing ones now automatically. But they are not included in voukoder yet, because someone has to proofread them first.

P.S.: The automatic translation also works for other languages and can reduce the work of translation volunteers.

It will be always slower than FFmpeg directly. Cos the premiere project needs to be rendered first before Voukoder can encode the frames.

Release Notes

Make sure you are using the latest connector for your application(s). For using NVENC (SDK 12) encoders driver version 520.00 or later is required. This has not been released yet!

Fixes / Changes

• Upgraded from FFmpeg 5.0 to FFmpeg 5.1
• Adapted SVT-AV1 to new parameter interface and added CRF to rate control options
• Video side data: Adjusted MDCV luminance limits (Min: 0-5, Max: 5 - 10000)
• Switched to NVENC SDK 12
• Added NVIDIA AV1 encoder for RTX 40 series GPUs

Credits

Thanks to my all supporters by either PayPal, Patreon or BTC (33wJ6Jg3KbZA4ZMJMQBFMh7jxWFAnad1Lp). Also thanks alot to the translators.

Top Patrons

Gronkh, Schauerland, Michael wooldridge and Chris Woods

Download

• https://github.com/Vouk/voukoder/…der-12beta4.msi

Unfortunately AMD is not that optimzied in Voukoder. I don't even have a proper AMD GPU.

I'm partnering with both Intel and NVIDIA but never even got a reply to my emails from AMD.

Edit: I really wonder who all quietly reads this forum.

Maybe?

You will get it next tuesday. Voukoder 12 will be released on 20.9.2022.

The aac encoder does not support a sample rate of 192 kHz.

See this: RE: Help! Voukoder doesn't use my GPU!

Alright. Please try to select the proper video framerate in the video section in premieres export dialog. It seems it was not able to autodetect it.

With Voukoder version 11.3 we migrated to NVENC SDK 11.1. This has dropped support for a couple of older GPUs.

In case your GPU is affected please continue to use 11.2 for that system.

Please post the Voukoder logs as described here: Where do I find the log file?

Right, yes.

So, you need the 11.1 if you want to use any of the A380 encoding capabilities.

I don't know about this. The IntelArc release (and also all future later versions of Voukoder) is using Intels new OneVPL framework instead of MFX. I'm not sure if the supported chipsets change with this switch.

Can you please stop spamming here and creating multiple accounts?

No, you don't need Visual Studio, why should you?

If you don't know if you need Voukoder you probably don't need it.

And yes, I will spare you with all this technical FFmpeg stuff.

Give this a try: A better AAC encoder: FDK-AAC

You can try the update.

Voukoder is not even mentioned in the logs, so it doesnt even attempt to load it.

I still assume somethings wrong with the file path. Can you try to copy and paste this path (to check if there is no typo) and see if it shows the plugin folder?

C:\ProgramData\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support\IOPlugins

I don't have any clue otherwise. You might want to ask in the BM support forum.

The thing is: I have no reliable way to detect if the frame data is in the limited or full color range. I will contact Magix and check if there is a way I don't know yet.

The changes required for av1_qsv are not part of the latest stable FFmpeg 5.1 release yet. It is currently custom built from an unstable version where issues have been experienced already. Once FFmpeg supports it in a stable release (maybe 5.2?) it will be fully supported in the normal voukoder release.

Following your steps above I get this output (which looks good to me):