POLL: What program you'd like to have a connector for?

VirtualDub und Olive Video Editor das wäre cool !

May be most of people in this place uses Premiere,

If i speak about my own interest, I would say avidemux because export module with Nvidia is very poor.

But if i speak about a general interest, I would be inspired by the Neat Video plugin to have a better idea:

https://www.neatvideo.com/download

Adobe Premiere Elements

Avid Media Composer !!!

Hitfilm (Pro) would be nice! Such a nice program, but rather unoptimized, in terms of exporting, by itself

Yes I think it would be good for Hitfilm, but I guess why they have trouble answering. The free version Hitfilm Express is voluntarily limited in terms of export capacities, so Voukoder would conflict with their commercial strategy.

For VirtualDub I do not think that the choice of this version is wise, there are more recent forks which allow to import many video formats with many filters included. I have several versions on my PC by cons I can not find anymore the source sites

Hi! With the rise in popularity of BlackMagic's DaVinci Resolve since it's free, it would be wonderful if this programme could support it! Thanks in advance!

I vote for Olive too since it's opensource and under constant development.

You don't need any proprietary BMD equipment for Resolve. Neither keyboards, nor panels, nor output cards nor cameras.

How did that contact go, Vouk?

RE: Voukoder 2.0: Roadmap

Is this the attempt that didn't work? Stay tuned and give it a friendly hug Or two, or three.

It would be very helpful to be able to encode directly from Resolve via the Voukoder e.g. in x265. I help myself with intermediates, but it would be a more convenient and flexible way with Voukoder.

Your plugin could encode up to 4K UHD/C4K in the free DaVinci Resolve version, in Studio version then without limits. That way you would stick to their strategy and everyone would benefit.

By the way, I use the Studio version and can test and compare high resolutions.

How about a connector for Adobe Premiere Rush?

https://www.adobe.com/products/premiere-rush.html

It's targeted toward people without much experience with video editing, but I just like that it's more lightweight, so if I just want to make a clip, I prefer to use Rush.

I don't think many people would be using it, because it's not designed for x86 platforms that is currently best for video editing, or I'm wrong...

Zitat von iAvoe

I don't think many people would be using it, because it's not designed for x86 platforms that is currently best for video editing, or I'm wrong...

Both Premiere Pro and Premiere Rush require an x64 platform, x86 support was dropped with the 2020 versions.

The best solution would be a new type of connector, a VFW based encoder with the same options like other connectors. It would be a break-through!