Hmm ok. Am using x265 encoder.
Total average fps was 11. Cpu threads were completely saturated.
I am also upscaling the video from 1440p to 4k, maybe that adds a lot of work?
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Just looked through my log file and pulled out this random frame. Is this is a sign my encoding settings are excessive or could it just be a complex video frame?
Using 5800x3D.
Frame #19818: vRender: 8434 us, vProcess: 0 us, vEncoding: 160016 us, aRenderEncode: 441 us, Latency: 168905 us
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I use Vegas because I've been using it casually since 2008 and I don't want to learn a new program for my meager use.
I use Voukoder because the Frameserver plugin for Vegas became pay-to-use, which is fine I guess but not for my use.
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That might be it then, I was using vegas 16
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It may have been an issue with my nvidia monitor settings. It was set to limited, even though I connect with displayport.
So I ran another test with monitor on full and it came out just fine.
The thing is, I haven't touched my monitor settings at all since I updated driver so I don't know why videos looked weird only just now. All I can think of is that I was using a new Vegas version.
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How are you judging the final render? The rendered file *should* be limited range.
I open it in AvsPMod with a script like this:
a=ffmpegsource2("E:\Recordings\OBS\2023-05-25 18-14-57.mp4").subtitle("original", align=6)
b=ffmpegsource2("D:\voukoder test.mkv").subtitle("x265", align=6)
Interleave(a,b)
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I think because different versions of x265 can have different commands, perhaps it's best to leave the commandline uneditable, but make the all the options searchable.
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So in my Vegas20 project preview the colors look fine. The source file is a limited range bt709. Pixel format in Vegas is set to 8bit full.
However the rendered file from Voukoder looks sort of like there is a thin white layer on top, hard to explain. Kind of washed out.
The rendered file is also in limited range bt709 according to Mediainfo. I can only guess there is some miscommunication between Vegas and Voukoder?
I have tried frameserving the file with Cumincode Frameserver as well and I had to use this Avisynth script to make it look right:
.ConvertToYV12(matrix="pc.709").Tweak(bright=1, coring=false) and it ends up looking very close to the source.
But it being so expensive, I'd rather use this tool for my meager tasks.
