I can't find anything about it in google, Do you have a link to that tool?
This, probably: https://filmworkz.com/phoenix/
Unless you are paying a minimum 200$USD/month, you don't even get to try it as far as I can see...
Beiträge von CustomFramerate
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Hi.
I know Voukoder is all about exporting your projects the way you like... but, sometimes, you need to take that file back in Premiere and the format you chose (example: MKV) is not supported without another re-encode in, say, Handbrake.
I'd switch IN A HEARTBEAT to Voukoder Pro if VKP added functionality to Adobe products to support more audio formats such FLAC, ALAC, for audio, MKV, weirder AVI combinations, etc...
You don't know how much that would simplify my life... especially at work.
Thanks.
P.S The fact that Adobe is so f'ing stubborn on MKV support is so.................. like, their competitors support it. They support FLAC in Audition but not in Premiere. Go Figure
P.P.S I am aware that there's already a OGG/FLAC plugin that's open source that add OGG and FLAC support to Premiere.
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OK, made some tests.
It seems to only happen if I go under the "Video" section and change the output resolution there. I can easily encode if the output format is the same as the sequence format.
*tries encoding to 720p instead*
Huh. It works. So, that means that it has something to do when using the SD NTSC options which is kind of weird. Even if I use software, it still happens. Even if I use another format than H.264 (NVENC) or H.264 (x.264) or, heck, even VP9.*tries changing color space*
Oh. I found the issue. So, it happens when you try encoding 480p content with 4:4:4 color space. It then crashes to desktop. But, when I tried 4:2:0, there was no issues and encoded correctly.
Huh.
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Hi.
I don't know why but, today, I wanted to encode a clip from a recording I made that's 60fps, 1080p. Since I wanted to post this on Discord, I wanted to make a much smaller 480p encode. But, now, Premiere crashes on desktop after I tried tweaking the H264/AAC export settings. If I used saved presets, it would encode no issues. But, if I didn't, it would just crash on desktop.
Seeing that, I updated my GPU drivers and updated my version of Voukoder and gave me the same result.
Log file attached. What's happening? (specs in log file)
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Yes, indeed, it's interlacing. It used to bug me a lot as to why that error showed up.
I believe the error should be more clear and say "This GPU is not compatible with interlacing encoding. nvidia: 600series to 900series are compatible. AMD: (models here). If you still have to do this, please use CPU encoding. Ortherwise, make sure to change your timeline(s) to progressive field order."
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I'll see what I can do about it.
Thank you!
I know there's a paid alternative to Voukoder that has that option. I obviously didn't want to give them my money when a simple little improvement can solve my issue.
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year in advance!
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Hi. I work with 8mm and 16mm films and we like to encode using Voukoder. However, a lot of movies are 17fps. Voukoder / Premiere Pro only allows "18 (Super 8)"fps. So, because we want to avoid interpolating the movies, we export them as 18fps.
So, it would be amazing if you could introduce custom framerates.
Thank you.