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If you install the FFmpeg GPL version you'll have also the x264 and x265 encoders available. Edit: Just for comparison. This issue does not exist with Voukoder Pro. All 4 exports have a different file size and had a different export time as well as a different VMAF graph. All is good.

The .voukoderpro extension should be replaced on the export with the one from the muxer you have chosen (i.e. mp4, mov, mkv, ...). It's just VEGAS doesn't know the correct extension by the time when possibly no scene has been selected, or maybe 2 or more output files have been set.

You should be able to register a new trial license now.

No, just make sure you have "Voukoder Pro" selected.

Can you repeat your tests with Voukoder Pro? You can get a free Trial-License here [URL:https://buy.voukoderpro.com/license-trial.php].

What version number of Voukoder Pro did you test? What version of FFmpeg did you use?

It has been fixed in the Voukoder Pro 3 version.

Can you please test this if version 2.0.14 has the issue fixed?

Sure,will do.

Release Notes 2.0.13 This product requires the FFmpeg 7.1 dynamic link libraries to be installed and the installation directory to be added to the PATH environment variable. Installing a package from here [URL:https://github.com/Vouk/ffmpeg/releases/tag/autobuild-2024-10-09-09-03] performs all required steps. But you can install alternate versions, too. Just make sure these are 64 bit DLLs, the version is 7.1 and the installation directory has been added to the PATH environment variable. If…

You'd have to first select your h265 encoder, and then select the pixel format "yuv422p10le".

please try the low complexity (or LC) mode with the aac encoder.

No it does not have such limitations.

I have decided I'll publish the current changelog, so you can see what to expect in the next version. I'm constantly working on new features and my to-do list is still quite full, but the changelog shows what's currently finished. So everything might still change. You'll find the changelog here: https://www.voukoder.org/changelog/

Ah, yes. Now I understand. Well, if you do it this way, audio is technically still exported and it's just muted. Can you show me a screenshot on how you disconnected the the audio node from the muxer?

This really surprises me. NVENC is working, AMF is not working. This really seems to me like an issue with the AMD encoders (or with the FFmpeg implementation). Normally Limited Color Range doesn't cause an issue. It is actually the default setting. Question: Can you reproduce this issue with the ffmpeg encoder on the command line?

[…] When I tried to reproduce it and disabled it in Premiere 2025 like this: I did indeed get no audio track: (Quelltext, 46 Zeilen) TL;DR Maybe I already fixed this with some other improvement or can you be a bit more specific what you would like to get improved? There is also no audio track when disconnecting the encoder from the muxer node. I fixed the other two issues.

Thanks for your suggested improvements. I'll address all of this in the next version.

No, it is not on by default. But it's good we now know the reason for it.