Beiträge von _litz

    That does appear happier ... weird that it would have to be resampled like that. I presume the resample and the AAC rates both should match?

    This is still broken in Voukoder 2026 :


    2026-01-02 11:42:02 (info) System information:

    CPU(s):
    Socket 0:
    Vendor: GenuineIntel
    Model: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700K
    Cores: 20/28

    Memory:
    Total: 65536 MB
    Free: 27567 MB
    Available: 27568 MB

    GPU(s):
    Card 0:
    Vendor: Amyuni
    Model: USB Mobile Monitor Virtual Display
    Driver version: 2.0.0.1
    Card 1:
    Vendor: LuminonCore
    Model: LuminonCore IDDCX Adapter
    Driver version: 1.0.2018.1204
    Card 2:
    Vendor: NVIDIA
    Model: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti
    Driver version: 32.0.15.8097

    Operating System:
    Name: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
    Version: 19045
    Architecture: 64 bit
    .
    2026-01-02 11:42:02 (info) Validating license ...
    2026-01-02 11:42:02 (info) License is valid!
    2026-01-02 11:42:02 (info) Counting seat usage ...
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) Active seats: 1 / 1 seats
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (debug) License responder started ...
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) ### PHASE: PRE-INIT
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (debug) Filter config: abuffer@491abb00bc9641cca9ebb07bf107b1b6=sample_rate=48000:sample_fmt=flt:channel_layout=stereo,loudnorm,aformat=sample_fmts=fltp,abuffersink@79de9b8b101d486e9ae1f061592c6d22
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) ### PHASE: INIT
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (debug) Dumping filter graphfor NLE Track #1:
    +------------------------------------------+
    | abuffer@491abb00bc9641cca9ebb07bf107b1b6 |default--[48000Hz flt:stereo]--auto_aresample_0:default
    | (abuffer) |
    +------------------------------------------+

    +-------------------+
    auto_aresample_0:default--[192000Hz dbl:stereo]--default| Parsed_loudnorm_1 |default--[192000Hz dbl:stereo]--auto_aresample_1:default
    | (loudnorm) |
    +-------------------+

    +------------------+
    auto_aresample_1:default--[192000Hz fltp:stereo]--default| Parsed_aformat_2 |default--[192000Hz fltp:stereo]--abuffersink@79de9b8b101d486e9ae1f061592c6d22:default
    | (aformat) |
    +------------------+

    +----------------------------------------------+
    Parsed_aformat_2:default--[192000Hz fltp:stereo]--default| abuffersink@79de9b8b101d486e9ae1f061592c6d22 |
    | (abuffersink) |
    +----------------------------------------------+

    +------------------+
    abuffer@491abb00bc9641cca9ebb07bf107b1b6:default--[48000Hz flt:stereo]--default| auto_aresample_0 |default--[192000Hz dbl:stereo]--Parsed_loudnorm_1:default
    | (aresample) |
    +------------------+

    +------------------+
    Parsed_loudnorm_1:default--[192000Hz dbl:stereo]--default| auto_aresample_1 |default--[192000Hz fltp:stereo]--Parsed_aformat_2:default
    | (aresample) |
    +------------------+
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) Initializing audio encoder: aac
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) Successfully initialized the output format.
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) ### PHASE: PRE-INIT
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (debug) Filter config: buffer@a539ecc215e24336a5406809b8429260=width=1920:height=1080:pix_fmt=yuv420p:time_base=1/30:pixel_aspect=1/1,format=pix_fmts=yuv420p,buffersink@e11b009cad9b4b4bb0c45eff2a427f79
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) ### PHASE: INIT
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (debug) Dumping filter graphfor NLE Track #0:
    +-----------------------------------------+
    | buffer@a539ecc215e24336a5406809b8429260 |default--[1920x1080 1:1 yuv420p]--Parsed_format_1:default
    | (buffer) |
    +-----------------------------------------+

    +-----------------+
    buffer@a539ecc215e24336a5406809b8429260:default--[1920x1080 1:1 yuv420p]--default| Parsed_format_1 |default--[1920x1080 1:1 yuv420p]--buffersink@e11b009cad9b4b4bb0c45eff2a427f79:default
    | (format) |
    +-----------------+

    +---------------------------------------------+
    Parsed_format_1:default--[1920x1080 1:1 yuv420p]--default| buffersink@e11b009cad9b4b4bb0c45eff2a427f79 |
    | (buffersink) |
    +---------------------------------------------+
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) Initializing video encoder: h264_nvenc
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) Initialization succeeded.
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) ### PHASE: PRE-OPEN
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) Registering 1 audio stream(s)
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (debug) Registered stream 79de9b8b-101d-486e-9ae1-f061592c6d22:0
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) Registering 1 video stream(s)
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (debug) Registered stream e11b009c-ad9b-4b4b-b0c4-5eff2a427f79:1
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) Pre-open phase succeeded.
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) ### PHASE: OPEN
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (info) Opening audio encoder plugin 'aac' with params '{"rc":"cbr","b":96000,"profile":"aac_low","cutoff":20000}'
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (error) Opening the encoder plugin failed with error code: -22
    2026-01-02 11:42:03 (error) Open phase failed: -11
    ----
    Exported 0 frames in 0 seconds.
    This is a theoretical average export speed of 0 fps.
    IMPORTANT! Real exports using an NLE might be slower due to the NLE overhead.

    First capture is without LOUDNORM, works perfectly. Although weirdly, when batch rendering regions in Vegas, it's losing about 20% speed each regions as it progresses through them .... e.g. 80fps, then 64fps, then 50fps, then 35fps, then 20fps, etc until it slows to a crawl. There's no visible memory leak detectable in Task Manager for either CPU or GPU.


    voukoder1.txt


    Second capture is with LOUDNORM, same profile, just inserted in between audio IN and render OUT. This immediately fails, and the rejected bitrate message is curious because the same bitrate works perfectly in the above profile without LOUDNESS. It also works as expected when used in ffmpeg from command line : -af loudnorm=I=-24:LRA=11:TP=-2


    voukoder2.txt


    And for whatever it's worth, these are the scene files from Vegas 22, I couldn't find Voukoder's storage location for its profiles.

    voukoder pro.zip

    From Vegas 18, using VK 9.3, the BluRay preset under the H.264 produces noncompliant output.

    When mux is attempted (best way to test is to acquire a copy of Blu-Disc Studio-Lite, which is free) the tsMuxeR output shows an invalid picture order error message when attempting to mx/assemble the bluray disc image.

    the same files output with the regular H264 preset mux flawlessly and error-free

    H264 warn: Unexpected pic_order_cnt_lsb value 247. FrameNum: 107750 slice type: I_TYPE

    H264 warn: Unexpected pic_order_cnt_lsb value 171. FrameNum: 107774 slice type: I_TYPE

    H264 warn: Unexpected pic_order_cnt_lsb value 251. FrameNum: 107798 slice type: I_TYPE

    H264 warn: Unexpected pic_order_cnt_lsb value 179. FrameNum: 107822 slice type: I_TYPE

    H264 warn: Unexpected pic_order_cnt_lsb value 251. FrameNum: 107846 slice type: I_TYPE

    H264 warn: Unexpected pic_order_cnt_lsb value 147. FrameNum: 107870 slice type: I_TYPE

    H264 warn: Unexpected pic_order_cnt_lsb value 131. FrameNum: 107872 slice type: P_TYPE

    H264 warn: Unexpected pic_order_cnt_lsb value 129. FrameNum: 107880 slice type: P_TYPE

    H264 warn: Unexpected pic_order_cnt_lsb value 177. FrameNum: 107895 slice type: P_TYPE

    >> Error running "C:\tsMuxeR_2.6.11\tsMuxeR.exe" "C:\Users\litz\AppData\Local\Temp\met53CF.tmp.meta" "G:\BLD-Lite Work"


    Side note - is there a way to output elemental streams instead of a .mkv?