Please try connector 1.1.0 for the older VEGAS versions. Available from the download menu.

It is nice to hear this solves the issues.

I will fix 12-17 maybe tomorrow.

It might have to do with the switch to the NVIDIA SDK 10. Unfortunately I did not find any information about which GPUs are not supported anymore.

Joelson_Forte Thanks, I hope it will be better soon.

Meanwhile ... Can you please test this (VEGAS Pro 18 only)?

https://github.com/Vouk/voukoder-…11.msi?raw=true

If it's working properly i'll change VEGAS Pro 17 too.

This topic pops up from time to time. What is the general idea behind this? Not many encoders are suitable for real-time encoding, and those capable of it are already included in OBS. What encoder(s) do you exactly need that are not included there?

Zitat von No limit

So if you ban MJPEG and h264 source videos with error message, the problem is solved.

Will do!

I will revert the connector to the 0.6 version style. The settings will be taken from the project settings only and there won't be an audio configuration panel anymore. It will be the next task for me once I feel better.

You'd need to limit the quantizer. For online videos it doesn't make make sense to use bitrates at all. Try to encode it with CQP=17 (or lower). It should give you better results.

Video Decode is necessary because your source clips are most likely compressed (=encoded). The NLE needs to uncompress it first, then does its thing with effects, cuts, and color corrections and sends it back to voukoder.

Depending on the source format and frame size this can take a while so encoding might get really slow.

Details on this: Voukoder Performance Analysis

The thing is ... Voukoder needs uncompressed input.

Many encoders need a frame where width needs to be dividable by 8 (sometimes 4) and height by 4.

Adjust the frame size and it should be okay.

The logs look good so far. The videos have been exported successfully.

Maybe this will help too: Hardware encoding gone in v6?

Please send a low level logfile. Where do I find the log file?

The Premiere SDK does not seem to have a pixel format that is specifically for bt2020. But i am not an expert in this matter. Maybe morphinapg has more insight in this?

Please look at this thread: HDR Encoding Guide for Premiere Pro

Does FFmpeg support this?

As it's written in the release notes it might be necessary to update your gpu driver:

Zitat

For using NVENC (SDK 10) encoders driver version 450.51 or newer is required.

Edit:

I just tested it with a GeForce RTX 2080 TI and a Quadro P2000 and can confirm that after a driver update (and a reboot) Voukoder 6 is working with both of them.

Release Notes

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Important

Make sure you are using the latest connector for your application(s)!

Fixes

• Updated the x264 presets (Thanks to iAvoe)
• Fixed HAP encoder pixel format
• Fixed NVENC encoders "Good quality" preset ("preset" option)
• Increased AAC offset by 1024 samples (fixes audio delay)

Changes

• Added QuickTime RLE encoder
• Build with latest stable FFmpeg 4.3.1

Notes

For using NVENC (SDK 10) encoders driver version 450.51 or newer is required.

Credits

Thanks to my all supporters - especially the platinum tier patrons ValnirÆsirsson and Gronkh!

It is not an issue. It is just a consequence of the settings you are using. I'd guess its related to rc-lookahead.

You can't have small file size AND high compression AND fast encoding speed. If one goes up the other one goes down.

AAC-LC is most compatible. 96kbit/s is in my opinion enough.