26.02.2021, 23:03
Like I wrote you can check whether the decoding has an issue by using the command line I provided which should be relatively fast since it's only the decoding.
Random crashes are usually caused by a problem with the decoder, something interfering or some hardware issue.
Crashes that always happen at the same point are usually either a problem with the source or running out of memory.
If you just use Windows Defender that should not cause any problems assuming you told it to exclude the input, temp and output folders.
Cu Selur
Random crashes are usually caused by a problem with the decoder, something interfering or some hardware issue.
Crashes that always happen at the same point are usually either a problem with the source or running out of memory.
If you just use Windows Defender that should not cause any problems assuming you told it to exclude the input, temp and output folders.
Quote:I encode regularly, very rarely such crashes happen. It did happen a couple of times before, I had to encode 3 times, only the 3rd encode went all the way.That sound like an hardware (memory, cpu, temperature) issue.
Cu Selur
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.