Thanks, I'll have a look at it next week.
Posts by Vouk
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Did you also install the main Voukoder software "Voukoder 8.0"?
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The issue is this entry in the AfterFX export dialog:
It basically tells Voukoder: "Yes, this export should have an audio track." But it never actually sends audio data. Voukoder then waits (forever) for the first audio data so that it knows when to send the container header. This got introduced with the "tmix" change. Not sure how to solve this ... I might have to kick out the "Change FPS" filter, which makes more or less also the "tmix" filter useless ...
If you set it to "Audio Output Off" it is working fine.
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As there are some issues with this release I have removed it for now to find the reason for the instabilities.
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Just continue using version 8 until i find a solution.
(Revoked Version 9 for now)
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With Premiere everything is fine. Seems only AfterEffects is affected ...
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Do you have a suggestion for a certain dark theme?
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Can you please post a voukoder logfile and tell me how to reproduce this? (See sticky topic in this forum)
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Release Notes
Make sure you are using the latest connector for your application(s). For using NVENC (SDK 9.1) encoders driver version 436.15 or later is required.
Fixes / Changes
- Revived the SVT AV1 encoder (still - but a bit less - experimental)
- Added "temporal mix" + "change fps" video filters
- Updated libx264 encoder to the latest version
- Added "prores_aw" encoder
- Added YUV 4:4:4 (8 bit and 10 bit) support for nvenc_h264 and nvenc_hevc (If the GPU supports it)
- Added support for timecode tracks (the connector has to provide a timecode)
Credits
Thanks to my all supporters by either PayPal, Patreon or BTC. Also thanks alot to the translators.
Top Patrons
Gronkh, Schauerland, Terry Mundy, Andreas Martin Aanerud, Michael wooldridge and Chris Woods
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Just bought a copy of Premiere CS6. Thanks to PWC .
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I already tried to render and export the clip. I didn't experience any sound issues in the resulting file. I was not able to reproduce this issue.
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Currently Voukoder only supports Mono, Stereo and 5.1. These are basically hardcoded options in there. In the Voukoder successor I plan to also allow completely custom channel configurations.
Yes, thats nasty. I already asked BM how to request floating point audio data always and then Voukoder creates the requried sampleformat by itself. No reply so far.
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Roger Singh Could it be the source clips have a different framerate other than the timeline?
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Can you tell me how to reproduce this? The logfile looks okay.
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This is how i tested it:
3600/3600 = 1 hour
0/60 = 0 min
6/1 = 6 s(0.4 * 60) / 1 = 24 // timebase is 1/60 ~ 60 fps
results in 01:00:06:24 (So this is the timeline timecode, i guess)
How can I reproduce the issues you have found?
P.S.: I have sent this issue to BM. (Along with the other questions I have). Let's see what their reply is.
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Alright. Version 9rc2 and resolve connector 0.7.0 should support timecodes! Maybe someone could test it.
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Voukoder 9 - RC2
RELEASE CANDIDATE - NOT FOR PRODUCTION USE!
Make sure you are using the latest connector for your application(s). For using NVENC (SDK 9.1) encoders driver version 436.15 or later is required.
Fixes / Changes
- Revived the SVT AV1 encoder (still - but a bit less - experimental)
- Added "temporal mix" + "change fps" video filters
- Updated libx264 encoder to the latest version
- Added "prores_aw" encoder
- Added YUV 4:4:4 (8 bit and 10 bit) support for nvenc_h264 and nvenc_hevc (If the GPU supports it)
- Added support for timecode tracks (the connector has to provide a timecode)
Credits
Thanks to my all supporters by either PayPal, Patreon or BTC. Also thanks alot to the translators.
Top Patrons
Gronkh, Schauerland, Terry Mundy, Andreas Martin Aanerud, Michael wooldridge and Chris Woods
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Working on getting the timecode from resolve right now and already got something like this:
Hope this is what you'll need.
