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[15:23:05] Display #0 on: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER

[15:23:05] Interlaced: Top first

Turing GPUs do not support interlaced encoding anymore.

I tried various ways: Twitter, Email, Helpdesk ... no response anymore.

Damn, I forgot to push my latest changes to GIT so the build server did not include this changes.

But it will look like this:

Release Candidate 1

Fixes

• Closing the separate logfile properly
• Fixed atrim selection by sample count
• Fixed bwdif filter options matching their labels
• Fixed deinterlacing filters (Bobbing)
• Fixed audio stream bug
• Clearing options on encoder change

Changes

• (h264_amf, hevc_amf) Added "GOP size" option
• (x264,x265) Added more options (@Kleinrotti )
• Added wavpack encoder (@Kleinrotti)
• Added SVT-AV1 encoder (experimental)

Notes

This is not the final version 5 release. Use it on your own risk.

For using NVENC encoders driver version 436.15 or newer is required.

Download

https://github.com/Vouk/voukoder/releases/tag/5rc1

Note:

Default:

major_brand : mp42

minor_version : 0

compatible_brands: mp42mp41

PSP:

major_brand : MSNV

minor_version : 19474624

compatible_brands: MSNVmp42isom

iPod:

major_brand : M4V

minor_version : 1

compatible_brands: M4V mp42isom

As far as i remember the width has always to be a multiple of 16 and the height a multiple of 8. So with an uneven number it will most likely never work.

Interlacing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eu_KjKsnpM

Solution:

1. You could deinterlace (convert it to non-interlaced) it first. Either by premiere oder using a voukoder filter..
2. You could use the x265 encoder instead
3. Buy a second cheap older GPU and use it for encoding

Zitat von kevinhuber

Here is an other try with 1920x800 frame size, and it doesn't work.

Zitat

[10:48:50] Frame size: 1920x801

Maybe you can try with exactly 1920x1080?

You can try to ZIP the logfile, but I guess I found the reason:

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[10:35:52] FFmpeg: VCEEncoderTrace: 2020-04-15 10:35:52.964 41B0 [VCEEncoderTrace] Info: SetProperty(-1) FrameSize:4096,1708

[10:35:52] FFmpeg: VCEEncoderTrace: 2020-04-15 10:35:52.964 41B0 [VCEEncoderTrace] Warning: SetProperty FrameSize failed in AMFPropertyStorageExImpl with return code:0x5

Seems the AMD VCE encoder can't handle that frame size.

For the english users: It seems the HD8000M series does not support GPU video encoding.

Can you try if the Advanced / Debugmode frame server work with Movie Studio HD / Platinum? It is using the same interface?

Seems to be a conflict with the selected level.

Can you please send a new logfile with low level debugging in the settings enabled.

But I guess this is some driver issue. Are both "h264" and "hevc" not available?

Works with CS6, CC2019 and CC2020.

Seems I can't install CC2018 anymore from CC. So I guess we'll treat it as a CC2018 bug.

• According to https://encodingwissen.de/codecs/x264/re…qpmax-quantizer qpmax has to be in the range of 1-69 (0 means disabled)
• The issue with "zones" and similar string input options is a known. The separators "," conflict with same named separators with FFmpegs / libavs av_dict_parse_string() function. I should actually remove these non-working options ...
• Removed rc-lookahead max. limit
• FFmpeg only allows surfaces values betwen 0 and 64 but it increases the value internally based on the given rc_lookahead.

Can you please post the voukoder logfile with low level debug enabled in the settings?

Unfortunately I don't have a Movie Studio Platinum license so I can't reproduce it myself.

Maybe the plugin interface is not 100% compatible with VEGAS. Can you show a screenshot of that "preset is not valid" message? Is there any more detail with it?

Please enable low level logging and copy the logfile again.

Maybe you can try upgrading to the latest voukoder version first?

Schick doch mal das Voukoder Logfile, dann sehe ich mir das an.