Sorry, only the GT 1030 does not support NVENC encoding, the GT 710 supports H264 YUV 4:2:0 encoding.
Maybe you are using the broken Voukoder 6 Version.
You could try this release candidate version: Download
Sorry, only the GT 1030 does not support NVENC encoding, the GT 710 supports H264 YUV 4:2:0 encoding.
Maybe you are using the broken Voukoder 6 Version.
You could try this release candidate version: Download
These cards do not support Nvenc encoding. Take a look here.
Increase the bitrate or decrease the crf/qp to improve the quality.
AMD GPUs currently don't support 10 Bit hardware encoding. The current models only support 10 bit decoding.
Ah ok I understand, you are using the COM interface to avoid licensing conflicts because of the closed source part of the Voukoder Connectors. This way the library is not used directly as shared or static library and does not conflict with licensing. So we need something like COM on Windows on MAC or linux too.
Would it be possible to use Voukoder as a shared library instead of using COM? This way it could be used with mac or linux, or I'm wrong?
As far as I can see in the log file it has nothing to do with NVENC I would say, because the vEncoding times are fine.
Whats very high are the vRender times. That's the time Adobe needs to render the frame and send it to Voukoder (NVENC). Something in your Project will cause this I think.
Read more here.
You could try to export without CUDA acceleration in Media Encoder. But you need a lot of CPU power then.
Does the default settings with Av1 work?
You could try to set another profile or unset the maxrate value. Or the frame size of 3840x3100 is the problem. Some options do not work reliable until now.
Can you append to logfile of voukoder?
Could you reproduce this now? If not I can append a video how to reproduce this
Edit:
It seems like this crash only happens with Premiere/Media Encoder CC 2018, with CC 2020 it works fine.
If the source audio is 5.1 channel and if you export it to stereo, Premiere/Media Encoder crashes at the end of the export. I think this happens with all audio codecs (I tested fdk-aac,aac,ac3,eac3). Changing the video codec or container format doesn't make a difference.
What I have also noticed, if you use fdk-aac and enable low level logging Premiere/Media Encoder crashes instantly at the beginning of the encoding and not at the end, if low level logging is disabled it crashes at the end like the other audio codecs.
If you want a better quality you have to increase the bitrate or set a lower cq value. Preset for nvenc should be set to "Slow" for best compression to quality ratio.
Furthermore if you export multiple exports with Media Encoder and an export finished the log file for the next export will be written to the file of the export before AND to a new log file.
You have to download the fdk-aac dll file and put it in the system32 folder of windows az5456 .