Yes, I know about this. Unfortunately I did not find a good way to tick the checkbox automatically when loading the presets.
The presets are updated in the code.
Yes, I know about this. Unfortunately I did not find a good way to tick the checkbox automatically when loading the presets.
The presets are updated in the code.
Hi Bernhard,
In einem zukünftigen Projekt - nennen wir es mal "Voukoder Pro" - wird dieser Fall entsprechend berücksichtigt sein. Allerdings sehe ich da noch einige Monate Entwicklungszeit.
Schneller möglich ist aber die Entwicklung eines kundenspezifischen und speziell auf euren Anwendungsfall zugeschnittenen Plugins. Ich habe ähnliches bereits für Firmen in der Medienbranche gemacht. Falls das eine Option ist können wir uns gerne darüber in einer nicht-öffentlichen Runde unterhalten.
Gruß,
Daniel
I was not able to build it with "Rust" so far ...
Unfortunetely there does not seem to be a file export plugin to be available.
ZitatAlles anzeigenHello Daniel,
Blackmagic does not have a plugin SDK available for DaVinci Resolve.
However, we do have some extensibility options for developers:
- Programmatic control through the Resolve Scripting API in the form of python or Lua scripts.
- DCTL enables the user to define the required color transformation and use it in the color correction node.
- For developing plugins, both Resolve and Fusion also continue to support the OpenFX framework. See:
https://openfx.readthedocs.io/en/docAll of our developer documentation is available from the menu in DaVinci Resolve under Help->Documentation->Developer.
Here you will find example code to get you started, including OpenFX plugin samples, python scripts and documentation of commonly used API functions.
Kind Regards,
Unfortunately the latest connector does not seem to be compatible with Movie Studio anymore. Users report that older version of the connector might work.
Yes, thats basically the idea.
Only as LGPL and thus not with x264 included.
Didn't you ask the same question here already? Adobe After Effects encoding not using dedicated GPU
Did you install your Adobe Apps to c:\Program Files\Adobe\... ?
Please Check if there is a Voukoder.prm in C:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\7.0\MediaCore
Zitat[10:50:53] Frame #22: vRender: 726444 us, vProcess: 0 us, vEncoding: 11808 us, Latency: 738253 us
AfterFX takes like 726ms to render a single frame before it passes it to Voukoder. That limits the output rate to around 1,4 fps. Voukoder (and the GPU) is basically ideling and waiting for frames to be delivered by AfterFX . This means, your project is either too complex or your cpu too slow.
You might show us your voukoder logfile. This would give us some information about used settings and performance stats.
And it depends on the file size as it processes the whole file to move the atom from the end to the start.
The native encoder renders both video and audio streams separately and then muxes it at the end to an mp4 file.
Voukoder directly writes a muxed file.
Are you using the latest connector version 1.4.0?
Can you please tell me the exact steps on how to reproduce this?
I remeber i was able to reproduce it, but now i can't.