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RE: a/v desynchronization - Peter82kr - 09.12.2017 this is sample of video i used avidemux to cut sample. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bxbLPeyvKqiFnlENT7RHSFY3fkD6FwK1?usp=sharing RE: a/v desynchronization - Selur - 09.12.2017 Before I look at it: Can you reproduce the problem with the sample? -> can reproduce the problem with the sample, going to bed now, but will look at it tomorrow Quick look with mediaInfo shows: Format : xvid Cu Selur RE: a/v desynchronization - Peter82kr - 09.12.2017 Sample after conversion in hybrid is desynced but less than original file i think.But you can reproduce problem because is out of sync. RE: a/v desynchronization - Selur - 09.12.2017 Send you a link to a version that should fix the remuxing problem and to avoid the reencoding problem enable 'Config->Internals->Avisynth->Always use Avisynth', this way Hybrid doesn't use mencoder as decoder and feeds mencoder with an Avisynth script. -> At least for the sample that fixed the problem for me. Cu Selur RE: a/v desynchronization - Peter82kr - 09.12.2017 This log is only intended for user information. It should not be part of a bug/problem report!! Detected NVIDIA PureVideo compatible cards: GeForce GTX 1060 No sox binary found -> disabling audio support,... removing support for ogg encoding removing support for dts encoding removing support for opus encoding tsMuxer can't be used -> disabling 'generate structure' Finished initialization, finished after 32.741s tsMuxer can't be used -> disabling 'generate structure' its added because its happend before i can enable debug output. on start i have info that AVSMeter.exe doesnt exists. I dont have audio tab in that test version. EDIT: I tried always use avisynth with no success with latest stable version.Still desync. RE: a/v desynchronization - Selur - 09.12.2017 You did extract the dev version into your Hybrid folder right? Cu Selur RE: a/v desynchronization - Peter82kr - 09.12.2017 I extracted on desktop and run now i know how to do it properly. EDIT: I cant access 10 bit encoding in test version even if i set h265. EDIT2: A/V is still desynced when im using "always use avisynth" option in test version. ![]() RE: a/v desynchronization - Selur - 09.12.2017 Quote:I cant access 10 bit encoding in test version even if i set h265.The dev version comes with an updates NVEncC version so you might have to update your drivers. Quote:A/V is still desynced when im using "always use avisynth" option in test versionStrange, will look at it again. Cu Selur RE: a/v desynchronization - Peter82kr - 09.12.2017 I have latest nvidia drivers for my gtx 1060. RE: a/v desynchronization - Selur - 09.12.2017 What I did:
next I switched to NVEncC as encoder, selected h265 as codec, added another job (with a different output file) and started that job. -> output was sync ----- Regarding the 10bit hevc thing, what happens if you call: NVEncC.exe --check-features Error (clGetDeviceIDs): -1 -> What does it indicate on your system? Cu Selur Ps.: Your card should come with a VP8 VPU which should support 10bit encoding. Hybrid uses the output of 'NVEncC --check-features' to determine whether the card support 10bit HEVC or not. -> Triggering 'Config->Tools->Clear all cached tool infos', this will tell Hybrid to gather these options again. PPs.: Uploaded the output files to https://ufile.io/gnoxe (files will be automatically deleted in 24hrs) |