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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.

every encoder will most likely fail with an uneven number of pixels in height or width. make sure sure it is at least a multiple of 8.

Unfortuantely if have no control over memory handling in voukoder. It is just using FFmpeg in this case. You might consider testing this with FFmpeg on the command line.

You might also try to get a better video card with more memory.

Should be fixed with 0.7.2

Unfortunately this an design issue in the interface between connector and voukoder. This will be fixed on the major redesign of voukoder. Currently not resolvable.

Maybe this can be set in the nvidia control panel. But unfortunately i can't do anything about it.

This is a known issue. Maybe i'll revert it that it uses the projects settings again... this is making too much trouble ...

I can not get the SDK to accept more than 2 channels. I'll get an error message each time.

I was actually happy with using the project settings, but people required to have a switch to disable audio and this is basically conflicting with eachother.

Finally! First user reports show that this issue is fixed when using the Premiere Connector 1.4.0 (or later).

It took quite a long time but it seems the latest Voukoder versions are now quite as fast (or even faster) as Voukoder version 1!

Did you check voukoders logfile yet?

It seems Movie Studio is not fully compatible with a VEGAS Pro plugin.

Yes. So with the latest 0.7.1 connector the audio is beeing adjusted by 44.4ms. This is in sync when checking it with MPC-HC, Premiere and VEGAS 15+.

With VEGAS <= 14 (or if you disable so4compoundplug) it is one frame off.

First i thought about this too.

But, It is absolutely not right to encode a file wrongly so a broken decoder can import it the right way. Remember: The issue is with the broken decoder, not the encoder. If I play the generated file with MPC_HC it is perfectly in sync. If I import this in Premiere it is in sync too.

Yes, I tested it already.

I'd need a programmatic way to determine this.

Phew ... Why do I get the impression VEGAS is so full of hacks and workarounds?

Currently I have no clue how to detect which compoundplug is active? ...

Please don't mix up the issues here. Lets talk about the audio sync issue in this topic. Please create a new topic for any other issue.

For me it was working nicely:

I used 48kHz AAC audio. What setting did you use?

Can you guys please test if this connector helps?

https://github.com/Vouk/voukoder-….1.msi?raw=true

At some point I really don't understand this behaviour anymore ...

With FFmpeg AAC only STEREO mode seems to be affected.

FFmpeg AAC is -1024 samples off:

With FDK AAC all modes are affected.

They are +1024 samples off: