Beiträge von Couleur

hello, any updates?

Greetings and thank you for your work on Voukoder, I've recently came up with an interesting concept which could be useful to users:

Piping to a foreign process would give the user the freedom to feed their video (not audio sadly) to whatever encoding CLI tool that supports input from stdin and let the users do whatever kind of FFmpeg filtering they want.

I was inspired the VapourSynth CLI tool vspipe which can you use like so:

vspipe .\script.py --container y4m - | ffmpeg -i - -vcodec <blabla encoding stuff> output.mkv

I'm unsure the potential i/o speed bottlenecks nor y4m's pixel format support, but it opens a lot of possibilities for specific use cases.

Here is what it could look like in the Voukoder dialog:

(the arguments field would clutter fast, but it's easy

to copy it to a new notepad window,

type out your stuff and paste it back in)

Arguments could as simply as:

-i - -c:v libx264 %output%

(i might be wrong, from what I've seen most of the metadata can be passed programmatically)

Automatically filling in variables would also be a great QoL improvement, though much more work for you

%height%, %width%, %fps%, %pixfmt%

In that concept I specified an output folder but that could also be named something like %specified_output_path%

And they could be documented via a tooltip:

(you could also parse dollar variables like this: $variable instead of %variable%)

That could be used as an alternative to frameservers

One thing you could do is release versions early for your Patreons, that is what NMKD is doing with Flowframes and Mafiosnik with enhancr

Zitat

So you basically ended up with copying plugins back and forth. It has it's advantages and disadvantages.

symlinks?

Thanks for your detailed reply

OBS works fine

NVIDIA Driver should be recent enough (has auto update)

Resizable bar is not enabled

To me this looks more like a scaling/video effect filter issue than encoding

Got two that might be helpful, first one was accidentally on 120FPS and 60FPS didn't fix it

I've seen multiple people rendering using HEVC NVENC on VEGAS Pro, hit render and have the progress instantly skip to 100%. Could you look into it and if let me know some ways to generate useful logs for you to understand the problem?

Edit: replied without looking enough, feel free to remove that useless message

Hey guys,

In the Minecraft PvP community, we use smart resample(vegas)/frame blending(premiere) on our videos to give it a smoother look. A friend of mine suggested that you guys could add this into Voukoder, we'd greatly appreciate it. We usually record in hundreds of frames per second using nvenc.

Vegas Pro is clunky and awful to use but has good resample.

Premiere Pro has shiny features and is way more pleasant to work with but has bad frame blending.

Is it possible for you to add t-mixing into Premiere Pro?

You can see what tmixing does here

You can try it out with this command (nvenc):

ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -preset fast -c:v h264_nvenc -profile:v high -rc constqp -qp 15 -vf tmix=frames=4:weights="1" -c:a copy -r 60 output.mp4

the value after frames= is what you get when you divide what you recorded in by what you're rendering it (in this case here, 60)

Example of a 4800FPS clip resampled down to 48FPS here, it gives the feeling like real world motion blur and high hz monitors.

I understand this may sound stupid to you but a lot of people would be very grateful if you could add this setting.

Download and installed both Voukoder 8 and it's NLE connector, but in the dropdown list I can't find it.

It works perfectly on Vegas 18.0 though.

I've got the 2018 version, it says "Premiere Pro 12.0" in the program file's name, hope that helps.