You always (with any encoder) have the decision between:
QUALITY vs. FILESIZE vs. ENCODING SPEED
If one gets better another one gets worse.
i.e. Preset "Faster" with a low quantizer param value (=quality) the file size gets bigger.
I don't know, but may some other forum users have more knowledge?
I have to admit HDR is tricky with voukoder. Currently it is only working with workarounds (i.e. morphinapg s guide for Adobe Premiere: HDR Encoding Guide for Premiere Pro) Some NLEs don't even deliver all needed information to handle HDR and almost all NLE APIs are undocumented (like DVR). I will try to improve it (maybe in voukoders successor app that i'am working on), but this also depends on the NLEs API which has to be prepared for HDR.
I might also talk to the GPU vendors to check in what way HDR is supported by the encoders (or not).
The NVENC AV1s dual encoder gets activated by using the "Faster" or "Fastest" preset.
Can you please check how your registry contents looks like? So I can fix the installer?
Can you please to uninstall the premiere connector and then install it again?
It does work for me.
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Can you give me more information?
Seems the user doesn't have access to write to the c:\temp directory.
Search for "Msi error code 2503" in google. This is not a voukoder issue, this is an issue with your system / windows user.
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You can set the language meta information in the encoder options:
Voukoder is a pure 64bit application and does not work with 32bit apps. But it's good you have found a workaround!!
The Voukoder successor app will be able to store presets itself. Working on that.
Unfortunately Voukoder can only export max. 1 video and 1 audio track. The rebuilt version is designed to handle as many tracks as the container supports.
Unfortunately Voukoder is not able to get this information. I've had discussions with Magix and the assured me they'll work on this topic.
Can you please try version 0.10.0 of the DVR connector with 24bit audio and give me feedback?
As I've said above, FFmpeg doesn't understand the 24bit format Resolve outputs. It expects 24bit samples stored in a 32bit sample buffer. So I need to convert it to 32bit first. It's kindof difficult when you don't know how this 24bit data is stored exactly. I was working on it over the weekend, but I just got some distorted sound so far.
Make sure you are using the latest connector for your application(s). For using NVENC (SDK 12) encoders driver version 520.00 or later is required. Enterprise / Quadro users can use the studio drivers: https://www.nvidia.com/Download/drive…x/193884/en-us/
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Please install the studio drivers on Quadro machines. Enterprise drivers are said to be released end of november.
Only the paid "Studio" version supports external plugins.
Do you use the free or the paid version of DVR?
There is still an issue with the VEGAS Pro that I am not able to detect if it sends an alpha channel. I'm waiting for Magix in this matter.
So is this side data issue fixed for you in the beta?
