New info in this fucked scenario. After a failed render with Voukoder - trying to use the OG settings from Adobe with H265 - Hardware encoding is not an option.
Posts by JEPPAY
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Is your GPU overclocked? I had some problems with high GPU core/memory clocks in the past.
On what gfx card was that?
I havent change anything on with clocks, drivers or anything from 1 day to the otter. Now I've move premiere pro from one drive to another and changed the pxiex 16x1 to gen 4
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Yeah im generating a new one. The only thing that changed on my computer from saturday to sunday is that i installed Winamp.
that has been uninstalled, voukoder 8 and connector plus premiere pro has all been reinstalled 30 mins ago.Here is the Log file
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Tfwfl6…iew?usp=sharingAnd another one. Seems to be the same error code?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11KOGJy…iew?usp=sharingNow it corrupted at freakin 98%
it just keeps getting creative with its error. Now its a "Unspecified drawing error"
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Take notice under the "output"
Khz is not a number but 5e+04 Hz
Maybe thats supposed to look "normal" before exporting? -
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Sorry for the late reply. I try the same way as you did, copy the entire project to a new one but no luck!
I start a new project, copy the entire sequence to the new one, let it generate preview again, and stabilizing again, but still failed.
- Encoding Time: 00:01:27
06/23/2019 08:28:21 PM : Encoding Failed
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Export Error
Error compiling movie.
Export Error
Exporter returned bad result.
Writing with exporter: Voukoder R2
Writing to file: D:\PSSD\VIDEOS\TAIPEI2018\Header\PAPA.mp4
Around timecode: 00;00;01;03
Component: Voukoder R2 of type Exporter
Selector: 9
Error code: -2147483648
Did you find the problem? Im here with the same issue now
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Choosing NVENCH h.265 - with Constant Quantizer at 20 - slow encoding.
2560x1440 MP4
Im on NVIDIA Studio Driver nu, Game Ready driver tried before that.
Latest driver of both camps.
Ive rendered the first 8 mins, the next 6 mins of an total 18:45 mins project - first half (2 renders) works. But it will find somewhere to crash anyway -
I have so many failed attempts. All i ever reach is that my screen goes black and then says no signal, as if my GFx card dies.
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I have not been able to render above 5 mins of project video since voukoder 6
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I now tried removing the drivers completely with DDU and rebooting before installing the newest drivers once more. Nothin changes at all. It is like the NEW voukoder since installed that - premiere pro is insistant on NOT being able to figure out the i actually have an Nvenc capable gfx card!
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Just installed 1.2.1 without removing R2 - this works like a charm!
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What happens if you create a fresh, new project?
Trying now!
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Same thing! should I go as far as to reinstall my premiere pro?
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uhhhh i would LOVE to have you release a temp fix
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Its actually worse now
- now it shows this error after i cancel export. But it hangs in the system 5-10 seks after asking for EXPORT.
Ive went back one driver step to the prior nvidia driver. Nothing has changed -
In this case i had the GTX 1070 - which then had faults. So it send to dealer for repairs. But now i have a GTX 960.
But i succeeded in encoding a video this past weekend with no problems.
I too started doing some testing with my RAMs to see if they caused the problems i thought to be the GFX card, so ive done some overclocking on CPU and RAM. But this has been restored to defaults - 3GHz Ryzen 7 1700 and DDR4 2133 mhz instead of 2400mhz.
But still i have the same two errors. So you are saying there is a fix made, but not released. Can i do something in the meantime? -
I normally use NVENC x264 and it works like a charm. But now since ive had to change graphics card for my main card to be repaired, i either get the error that nvenc x264 couldnt open or Premiere pro crashes when i use any of the other codecs.
