Beiträge von Vouk

It's working here on my machine. Did you select VEGAS Pro 22 in the Voukoder Pro installer?

Great you solved it yourself!

Are you using the paid version of DaVinci Resolve?

Did you verify the installation path of DaVinci Resolve is correct in the Voukoder Pro installer?

Does this directory exist and is it not empty?

C:\ProgramData\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support

Does this file exist:

C:\ProgramData\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support\IOPlugins\voukoderpro_plugin.dvcp.bundle\Contents\Win64\voukoderpro_plugin.dvcp

Can you recheck with 2.0.5?

Release Notes 2.0.5

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 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 NVENC doesn't work please update to the latest GPU driver version.

Voukoder Pro

• (renamed color trc gamma22 & gamma28 to bt470m and bt470bg)
• (Fixed the color range when using no filters)
• Added support for Intel Macs
• MacOS Big Sur should be lowest supported (untested)

Adobe Premiere Pro CC

• Prevented the app to crash when an export has been started

(Entries marked in brackets were fixed in older, not-announced releases.)

It entirely depends on the size and complexity of your project. If you have lots of effects, filters and layers in DVRS it first needs to finish rendering each frame before Voukoder Pro can export each single frame. Seems like there is somewhere a bottleneck. I guess your CPU is not fully loaded on 100%, right?

Of course you can configure Uncompressed PCM Audio in 24 bit:

The sampling rate needs do be configured in the NLE.

Perfect. It should be possible with DVRS.

Normally all audio bus data will be sent over to Voukoder Pro and it will render different audio tracks for it in one file.

If you want to process each audio track differently in Voukoder Pro an input node can be set up to react just to one NLE track. So you'd need multiple input nodes.

Do you have issues with it? Can you share a screenshot of your audio config in DVRS deliver view?

Are you using DaVinci Resolve Studio?

Open the "Designer" app and click in the menu on "Help" > "Register ..." and paste your license key there.

I'll check that.

I can't find anything about it in google, Do you have a link to that tool?

I can only speak for the example I made. And I was just using any default settings for both encoders. I didn't care about it as I just wanted to compare the colors.

To me it doesn't make sense to compare two different programs. Who knows what options handbrake sets internally?

That's fine. You can change the encoder quality (crf, cqp, bitrate, etc) to receive better image quality.

Zitat von backlight

Not for ME!

So what is your error? Do you have any Voukoder Pro logfiles or Scene test results?

Regarding the colors: It was previously overwriting the color range format with the format I got from the filter chain - even if no filter was set. So it overwrote the AVCOL_RANGE_MPEG with AVCOL_RANGE_UNSPECIFIED.

I fixed this and compared the "Voukoder Pro" colors with the standard DVRS encoder. This looks identical to me. (ignore any encoding artifacts)

It's best if we compare "Voukoder Pro" with standard encoders in an NLE to rule out NLE issues.

Can you try this with version 2.0.4?

Zitat von rfgamaral

Not all the time, but I observed a few instances where it did.

Can you show me a MediaInfo?

Zitat von rfgamaral

Tried both "Video" and "Full", neither solved the issue, the colours are still a bit off.

I'm investigating.

No worries. Please also try updating to 2.0.3.

1. The color format (pixel format) / Type setting in DVRS selects how the frame data is sent from DVRS to "Voukoder Pro", the "Format" dropdown in "Voukoder Pros" encoder settings is the format that it should have in the exported video.

So yes, the rule of thumb is: Select the equal or better format in DVRS.

If you select a lower format in DVRS it first get upconverted (i.e. from 8 bit to 10 bit), but after all it'd be still 8 bit visually.

So why didn't I only hardcode only YUV444 16 bit? For speed reasons. The less format conversations we have the faster the export.

2. Does it really add a timecode track? I'll check this.

3. Try to set the "Data Levels" in DVRS under "Advanced Settings" to "Video" instead of "Auto". This should help.. For some reason DVRS tells Voukoder Pro the wrong value in "Auto" mode.

Edit: Did you set the color transfer characteristics on purpose to "gamma22" (bt470)?

Just use a different email address if you've got one and request a new trial license.