Bei normalem mp4/h264 ist alles i.O.?
Beiträge von Vouk
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Hast du mir mal ein MediaInfo von dem Quellvideo?
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Sehe ich das richtig das direkt nach dem Öffnen des Quellfiles VirtualDub2 schon falsche Farben anzeigt?
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waifu2x-converter-cpp looks best to me as it supports all systems in one package. But it seems to be an executable converter tool. What i basically need is a DLL version of it. I don't like to change much in existing projects.
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Sorry guys, I can't find any issue there.
- I start a new project
- I configure it to x264 / rc=crf / crf=23.000 / gop=250 / mingop=25
- Export it
- Save the project
- Start Premiere again & load the project
- Open the configuration
- gop and mingop are still set to values above
What do I do wrong?
Please provide the exact steps so i can reproduce the issue or record a video showing me how to see that error.
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This is next on my list. Will look at it tomorrow.
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Wickyed Thats really strange. I just went through the changes between both versions and not many things have changes there. At least nothing regarding rendering and encoding.
PP_User Alright. I'll take a look at it again. But is it possible you compared yuv420 8 bit (nv12) in VRPT with yuv420 10 bit (p010)? If voukoder is working in non 8 bit mode it does a 2 stage framebuffer conversion that is not very optimized yet. What are the results of v3 if you use yuv420p instead? Please send a logfile of it.
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Update:
Instead of the old VirtualDub I am now using the more modern VirtualDub2 / VirtualDub FilterMod as base.
Change the downloadlink in the menu at the top.
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It doesn't always have to be an expensive pro(sumer) NLE to add Voukoder support to. Many of you surely remember VirtualDub from the early 2000's. Originally it was designed to work with AVI only, then MPEG2 support got added. From today on it has Voukoder support too. Maybe it is not that much used anymore today, but it is still a good example that Voukoder support can be added to almost any tool that outputs video frames (and audio samples).
If you want to play with it just follow the link: https://github.com/Vouk/virtualdub-voukoder/releases
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Normally, color space "Unspecified" should be okay for rec709/limited. You can still use the "setparams" filter to apply that color space manually. But from my experience there shouldn't be a difference.
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VirtualDub und Olive Video Editor das wäre cool !
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Thanks guys. Yes, I am mostly interested about your personal needs.
Noted the mentioned ones.
Anyone else?
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Please check out this topic Need RGB+ Alpha In Mov Format
It should work with prores in a mov container.
Note: Not all connectors support >8 bit color depth yet, but Premiere and Media Encoder should work fine.
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Yes, these are encoding artefacts. Depending on your encoding you might ...
- Lower the constant quantizer (CQP) or
- Increase the bitrate or/and
- Optimize your encoder settings (i.e. chose a better - slower- preset)
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Looked into this more the last days.
Unfortunately implementing this would require too many hacks and workarounds.
I will implement this when doing a rebuild from scratch.
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What program you'd like to have Voukoder support for? Basically this can be any windows program that generates a series of images/video frames.
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Yes, that is normal and meaning your CPU is limiting the export.
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As I am building with CS6 support it would be 16 mono tracks.
Audio track labels (to build layouts like 4 stereo tracks or 7.1 or 7.2) require the CC 2015 SDK (or greater).
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I've looked into this some days ago. Premiere has an 16 audio track mode, but it is just like that. But I need to investigate more here.
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Filters work from top to bottom. You can reorder them with drag n drop.
Thanks for reporting this.
It is fixed in the next version.
