a/v desynchronization

[Selur]

What I did:

• start Hybrid
  
• set 'Base->Processing->Audio' to 'passthrough (all)'
  
• made sure 'Filtering->Support' was set to Avisynth
  
• enabled 'Config->Internals->Avisynth->Always use Avisynth'
  
• set an output file
  
• added a new job
  
• started the job processing
  

-> output was sync
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

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Regarding the 10bit hevc thing, what happens if you call:

NVEncC.exe --check-features

I get:

Error (clGetDeviceIDs): -1 Environment Info OS : Windows 10 (x64) CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Eight-Core Processor (8C/16T) RAM: Used 7654 MB, Total 32696 MB GPU: Unknown (Failed to find Intel GPU) List of available features. Codec: H.264/AVC Max Bframes 4 RC Modes 63 Field Encoding 1 MonoChrome 0 FMO 0 Quater-Pel MV 1 B Direct Mode 1 CABAC 1 Adaptive Transform 1 Max Temporal Layers 0 Hierarchial P Frames 0 Hierarchial B Frames 0 Max Level 51 Min Level 1 4:4:4 1 Max Width 4096 Max Height 4096 Dynamic Resolution Change 1 Dynamic Bitrate Change 1 Forced constant QP 1 Dynamic RC Mode Change 0 Subframe Readback 1 Constrained Encoding 1 Intra Refresh 1 Custom VBV Bufsize 1 Dynamic Slice Mode 1 Ref Pic Invalidiation 1 PreProcess 0 Async Encoding 1 Max MBs 65536 MAX MB per sec 983040 Lossless 1 SAO 0 Me Only Mode 1 Lookahead 1 AQ (temporal) 1 10bit depth 0 Codec: H.265/HEVC Max Bframes 0 RC Modes 63 Field Encoding 0 MonoChrome 0 Quater-Pel MV 1 B Direct Mode 0 Max Temporal Layers 0 Hierarchial P Frames 0 Hierarchial B Frames 0 Max Level 62 Min Level 1 4:4:4 0 Max Width 4096 Max Height 4096 Dynamic Resolution Change 1 Dynamic Bitrate Change 1 Forced constant QP 1 Dynamic RC Mode Change 0 Subframe Readback 1 Constrained Encoding 0 Intra Refresh 1 Custom VBV Bufsize 1 Dynamic Slice Mode 1 Ref Pic Invalidiation 1 PreProcess 0 Async Encoding 1 Max MBs 65536 MAX MB per sec 983040 Lossless 0 SAO 0 Me Only Mode 0 Lookahead 1 AQ (temporal) 0 10bit depth 0

Which indicates that I can't encode 10bit HEVC on my card with the current gpu and driver combination. (using a Geforce GTX 980 Ti here)
-> 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)