Die Framegröße teilt Premiere mit, daher vermute ich das der Crop in Premiere erfolgt.
Für die fehlenden NVENC Encoder bitte die NVIDIA Treiber aktualisieren.
Die Standard Parameter haben sich in FFmpeg 4.3 geändert. Es kann sein das alte Presets daher nicht mehr funktionieren, bitte neue anlegen.
Poste bitte mal ein Voukoder Logfile von dem Export.
Please try this version: https://github.com/Vouk/voukoder/…oder-6.2rc3.msi
It uses SDK 9.0 again.
Voukoder performs a test on startup. It tries use every encoder on startup to see if it is supported on your system. This worked successfully on older versions but it causes issues FFmpeg 4.3 it seems.
Working on it.
I can't help you with this as I am not an expert in this matter. I just implemented the existing FFmpeg options. Maybe you can find out how to do this with FFmpeg in general, then I could look that up in the code.
Please try this one and send the log file.
It seems to fail while trying to load the AMD h264 driver.
I am investigating this.
Maybe this will be helpful for user users, too.
The same situation.
Solved here: RE: 2x2080TI + NVLink
So maybe reinstalling the drivers fixed the issue?
The spikes are gone now.
Anyway, at least it's working again.
I'd recommend "Spline 36".
Điều gì không được như mong đợi? Vui lòng mô tả lỗi.
What exactly is the error?
Frame rate is okay now:
[01:14:49] Timebase: 1001/30000 (29.97 fps)But are you sure you want to have interlaced video?
[01:14:49] Interlaced: Bottom firstPlease select the correct framerate in the video settings in premiere. It can't be auto detected.
[23:28:23] Timebase: -1171676313/-1841018880 (1.57 fps)Yes, render times look extremely good except for those spikes. It seems it uses one RTX 2080 TI for decoding the source material and the other for encoding the final video.
You should get around 80-90 fps normally.
Is it possible to check this with having SLI disabled?
What error do you see?
Sounds like implementing this could solve it?