Can you post a log file (with low leven debugging) enabled please?
Sorry about the late reply. I have just tested 11.3.2 and all is good now! Thanks!
Posts by annabel_shanderin
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Hi Vouk,
11.2 fails to render anything for me. At least x264 and x265 as well as Nvenc h264/h264.
It says: Failed to render the audio samples.
Rolled back to 11.1 and I have no problem there.
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Maybe it's because I had a mix of 16 and 24 bit (all 48khz) in the session?
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Can you attach the voukoder logfile? Where do I find the log file?
It looks like the issue was related to the specific timeline that I was trying to render. I'm able to render a different project just fine now. Do you want the log file from project that I failed to render?
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There is an issue with 24bit audio currently. Can you try setting it to 16 or 32 bit in DVR?I've
I've tried setting it to both 16 and 32 (and 24) bit in the audio page in DVR as well as many different combinations between those and the audio settings in the Voukoder audio page. Still the same error. What am I doing wrong? I had no such problem in version 0.3.0.
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I'm not able to render anything with the latest beta 0.4.1. I get the message: "Render Job X failed as the current clip could not be processed. Cannot add audio clip."
I've tried different codecs and audio settings. Same result.
Any ideas?
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First of all: I am sooo thrilled that you are prioritizing this, Vouk. THANK YOU.
I did a small comparison with Sergey's compiled x264 encoder for DVR (this one: https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=125570), and I seem to be getting more contrast (and less detail in highlights) with Voukoder.
Here are three screenshots:
This first one is a screenshot of DVR in fullscreen mode:
The second one is a Voukoder export (x264, CRF 21, size 790mb)
The third one is Sergey's compiled plugin (x264, CRF 21, size 998mb)
My Voukoder settings were as follows (my settings with Sergey's plug were the same to the):
Clearly, the Voukoder export is brighter and lacks detail compared to both the viewer in DVR and Sergey's compiled x264 plugin. What gives?
Also, notice the difference in filesize (The two exports have the exact same length).
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Wow, can't believe how fast things are moving all of a sudden! Already you have a prototype version ready? Can't wait to test it out.
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For me, it is x264/x265 export with CRF support, that I am missing. The h.264/h.265 encoding in Resolve just doesn't come close to x.264/x.265. Right now, I'm exporting DNxHR from DVR and then encode my mp4's in Handbrake. I would looove to get rid of this step, as I usually have to do it several times because I keep noticing new mistakes in the end file.
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Have sent the License via WeTransfer to you.
PW for the archive has been sent via Email.
Good going, Robert. I thought about lending one of my two licenses out, but in the end I do need both of them. Thanks for pushing this forward!
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Could be. So you're saying I need to buy a license?
Well, you can download the studio beta version, but I'm actually not sure whether you can use it without a license (for a limited time) or not. But don't you think that BM would be up for giving you a license considering you are improving their program?
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Hmm. I think it is supposed to say "studio" in front of the "17". Could it be that the free version includes the SDK and just disables it?
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As far as I can gather, the plugins will only work in studio, not the free version. But since you are already using that, I haven't got a clue what could be wrong. It all looks right from screenshot.
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That's very strange indeed. You are using DVR 17 Studio version, right? (sorry about the stupid question).
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I thought i spend some time with this again to get at least a beta version. First thing Resolve doesn't work on an RDP Terminal Server. Frustrating ...
I have no idea what that last bit means, but I'm sure it's frustrating. Anyway, I have found your work super useful when I used premier (the build-in encoders in both Premier and Resolve really can't touch x264, as you of course know, and it's a total drag to export a DNxHR or whatever and then take it to handbrake afterwards), but I have since moved to Resolve as many others have and are doing because of Resolves much, much better color workflow and utilization of computer resources. What I'm trying to say is that I think there's a lot of Resolve users out there in need of x264 export possibilities – many probably don't know what they are already missing out on... Anyway, sorry about the rambling, I know you are busy and all with other obligations, and I understand if you can't prioritize this, but I just wanted you to know that we need your skills!
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I'm looking into this already, but it seems to me this SDK is more about plain video encoders and Voukoder is additionally muxing it with audio and exporting it to disk.
Hey Vouk,
Have you seen this: https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=125570
