Vouk Just a question in regards to the PRO version and MPEG4 muxer, I don't know if it should have bit rate option or not, whether it's missing or it is what it is, I've tried to render a TEST file but the result was (1293 kb/s)
I'm not an expert but was wondering if that is normal or not 
Yes, sorry. I'll fix it.
Edit: The issue is fixed with the next release. The command line is working with it.
Oh, thank you so much, I'm glad to hear that. Can't thank you enough.
I have taken the courage to install the v19 Beta 1 version for DaVinci Resolve and tested Voukoder Pro v1.2.1 briefly and it worked as it was in version 18.6.6
what is your blu-ray authoring program? that might be your starting point, for example I'm using DVD Architects and that has different requirement than some others.
whether it's BD-50 or BD-25 all depends on the length of your contents.
You could use the Post Processing action. Something like this should be working:
Hi Vouk
I've trying your command without any luck but I found out when you add the execute node even if it's empty without any command it doesn't work, so maybe the problem is in that node itself
Another thing, in Voukoder pro h264_nvenc when I try to change the coder to CABAC and come back to it it shows AC, never stays on CABAC or if you change to CAVLC it'll show VLC
are these settings the same? CABAC & AC or CAVLC & VLC?
Sorry, I don't mean to be a pain, but the LOSSLESS option of that same codec gives blank video, it renders and everything but the result a black Video. I say this for you to know, not a complain
HI Vouk
I've tried your command:
ren "$(FileFullname)" "$(FileName).h.264"
And I'm getting this message
Did I copy it wrong?
Damn ... you're right. I forgot about that. I'll fix this asap.
Thanks so much for updating the Pro version, it's amazing. but I have a question:
at the moment I'm using h264_nvenc with H264 extension, and I've been RENAMING the extension to H.264 "with a dot in between" and that works for me, but is there a command in the file node where I can automatically rename the extension? Don't mis understand me please, it's easy for me to do so in explorer but if there is a command where I can add the dot it'll be even nicer.
thanks again for all your hard work
Or more specifically:
Thanks so much
Damn ... you're right. I forgot about that. I'll fix this asap.
Thanks so much, you're amazing 
Hi
I want to thank you for your hard work and the beautiful interface of Voukoder Pro. But for some reason using version 1.2.0 I can't find to adjust the Bitrate variables for H2.64 & MPEG-2 I'm not sure if I'm doing anything wrong but I just can't find them.
And same goes for the AC3 & EAC3 audio 
Also, is there a manual to explain those settings and numbers?
Thanks in advance
Dave
You can use Voukoder/VoPro to render a compatible MP4 video file containing AC3 audio, and TMPGEnc will pass it through without re-encoding.
That would be amazing
but my only problem is that I've been out of real work for sometimes and I'm trying to avoid unnecessary extra purchase, to me if I want to pay for something to solve this it would be more cheaper to buy the MainConcept plug-in (from memory it's one purchase with free updates if I'm not wrong) it gives very high quality render straight to DVD Architect which I'm already used to, but I'm VERY Glad to hear that there is an alternative for me when my work gets better.
for audio only NO Chance I can export from DaVinci resolve with the classic version, only with Voukoder Pro, I've tried it NO option whatsoever. because DR splits the audio and video in 2 tabs and when you disable video voukoder classic doesn't exist in the dropdown menu anymore so my only option is the PRO version which I love it's amazing the way it's done far better than the classic, all I have to do is brake the chain for the video and it's done, you've selected the audio
by the way, it's Voukoder Pro that I'm using, the Voukoder Classic can't export AC3 5.1 audio only from DaVinci Resolve like it does in VEGAS Pro, but with Voukoder Pro I can.
DVD supports MPEG-2 and MPEG-1 video formats.
It's for Blu-Ray, and the DVD Architect's manual says either AVC or MPEG-2 for that format. I don't do DVDs anymore, only Blu-Rays and MP4 doesn't work without re-compression.
At the moment I render to DNxHD or DNxHR and then re-Compress via DVD Architect, but I'd like to avoid double compression if I can
You're trying to make a DVD?
No it's a Blu-ray, 1080x1920 but I think the low bit rate in the voukoder might've caused the problem, not sure. According to mediaInfo it's VERY low, and there is NO option to increase it to try it.
The one on right from mainconcept demo, works fine so is the ones I make from VEGAS Pro, but I'd like to be able to export AVC or MPEG-2 from DaVinci Resolve.
Here is the mediaInfo from Voukoder on the left and mainconcept demo on the right, I thought this might indicate something, I'm NOT an expert to find out what
There's a trial period if you just want to download and try TMPGEnc.
I've been thinking about TMPGEnc, I might have to give it a try
HI
I see in VoukoderPro v1.1.0 you've added MPEG-2 encoder / muxer and I thank you for that, but I've tried it and took the output of m2v into DVD Architect and for some reason DVD Architect want to recompress it again, unlike m2v from vegas or mainconcept that goes without re-compression, am I doing something wrong? I've tried type YUV 4:2:0 & YUV 4:2:0 and both gave the same result, not sure why this happening.
Thanks again
I'll look at it to add an MPEG2 encoder / muxer.
Would ".AVC" possible? easier to achieve? because this format is also supported by DVD Architect without re-encoding.
I'll look at it to add an MPEG2 encoder / muxer.
Thanks so much for considering this, it'll be amazing.
btw. my experience in the previous post in regards to the Audio only with DR was based on the classic version of Voukoder, but I gave the Pro version a try, it's a game changer, it does have the ability to export audio only and it's amazing. with the .M2V option I'll be one of those who'd purchase it if it's going to be affordable, and that got me to give my opinion as well about that, if you make it affordable maybe $10 or so, you still can consider it free as you have in mind -by the way, God blesses people like you who thinks that way- because truly if I can afford it while I'm NOT working means everyone can, and this way you'd get thousands of us paying for it, and for $10 still considered free and available to everyone as you intended it to be.
Thanks again
Dave
