21.07.2022, 19:02
I have managed to put a crash debug log in a zip jail.
This crash has occurred when doing the following:
- 1. A 23,976fps video
- 2. Filtering, speed change, scaling frame rate output: 60fps
- 3. Filtering, Vaporsyth, Frame, Interpolation, Rife, Rifev4, Multiplier: 2.5, skip threshold 60, scene change 0.130.
I've found that crashs occur regardless of using these last two options, so I've ruled out anything to do with this.
- 4. Output x265 custom profile (I don't think this has anything to do with it.)
Misc.scdetect dll has been added and seems to work correctly.
The crash happens sometimes only with RIFEv4 activated, multiply by 2.5 without activating anything else, for example point 2 (scale output frame rate).
Always crash at 99,99% transcoding progress.
If the video is changed for another of the same characteristics, but different, with the same configuration, it may not fail, generally when it crashes with a specific video, when doing it again, it always crashes if nothing is changed, and slightly varying any of the numbers, stop crashing.
This crash has occurred when doing the following:
- 1. A 23,976fps video
- 2. Filtering, speed change, scaling frame rate output: 60fps
- 3. Filtering, Vaporsyth, Frame, Interpolation, Rife, Rifev4, Multiplier: 2.5, skip threshold 60, scene change 0.130.
I've found that crashs occur regardless of using these last two options, so I've ruled out anything to do with this.
- 4. Output x265 custom profile (I don't think this has anything to do with it.)
Misc.scdetect dll has been added and seems to work correctly.
The crash happens sometimes only with RIFEv4 activated, multiply by 2.5 without activating anything else, for example point 2 (scale output frame rate).
Always crash at 99,99% transcoding progress.
If the video is changed for another of the same characteristics, but different, with the same configuration, it may not fail, generally when it crashes with a specific video, when doing it again, it always crashes if nothing is changed, and slightly varying any of the numbers, stop crashing.