Is it possible to add the H264 codec without Intel Quick Sync? I think currently the H264 codec in Voukoder Pro only works with a Gen 6 or higher Intel processor.
This option will allow users with older processors to use the H264 codec.
Is it possible to add the H264 codec without Intel Quick Sync? I think currently the H264 codec in Voukoder Pro only works with a Gen 6 or higher Intel processor.
This option will allow users with older processors to use the H264 codec.
If you want to hardware-encode to h.264 format on an old computer, just buy a cheap video card and use the card's built-in NVENC or AMF hardware encoder (shown in your list above). Doesn't matter how old your CPU is for that.
Or you can use the x264 software encoder, which will be very slow but should still work on older CPUs. Voukoder classic includes the x264 encoder. VoukoderPro so far does not.
I can't include x264 and x265 because of licensing reasons.
I can't include x264 and x265 because of licensing reasons.
Understood. Is this still in the works for the paid version of VoPro?
It's entirely out of scope at the moment.
ouch on no x264/5 encoder, it's main reason I use Classic (beside quickie NVENC). License means $ out I guess, but you don't want to add in activation fee interface and such to Pro version, as you noted above.
Sorry if this was answered elsewhere, but Classic has x264/5 as part of ffmeg ... and Pro also appears to include ffmpeg - but not this component?
It is not just only a one-time-payment and I can add the encoders. The conditions are more complicated, but I'm not allowed to disclose these terms.
The encoders are dual licensed. GPL (Open source - you can freely use it) and commercial licensed (there are specific conditions).
One other option would be to run x264.exe as a separate process. But I still need to find out how to do this and pipe the data through it.
And the Pro version is gonna be distributed under Commercial or GPL?