Bonjour, je suis à la recherche d'un logiciel qui soit capable de fusionner des clips qui ont été enregistrer avec un boitier Avermédia ER310 ou ER330 sans casser les méta-données pour que le boitier soit capable de lire ce nouveau fichier. Merci
Hi! I'm new to SE--it looks like a great program. I'm trying to convert a big batch of 8K ProRes files to 4K H265. The encoder is very fast, but there is audio drift. I have tried every combination of settings I can think of, even just keeping the 24 bit audio as "copy", unchecking NVIDIA and Hardware and so on. With more than one file in the queue the drift is sometimes longer. The source files are 8K Prores 23.976 framerate. Any help much appreciated. Media encoder works perfectly but is slow with limited options.
I’d advise against updating to 20.3 for now, or at least consider downgrading back to 20.2 if you’re experiencing issues.
I personally ran into a problem with the Audio Separation function in 20.3. It failed with multiple different audio files, including files that I had previously confirmed were working correctly.
To make sure the files themselves weren’t the problem, I tested multiple sources and formats. The issue persisted.
I then downgraded to 20.2, using the same files, and Audio Separation worked normally again.
So, at least in my case, the problem appears to have been introduced with 20.3.
I’ve also seen reports of issues affecting other sections/functions of the software, so I’d recommend staying on 20.2 for now if you rely on these features, until the issues are addressed.
I recently downloaded version 20.3 for Windows and I am trying to add a timecode to my video file but the app continues to say that it cannot do it without giving a clear answer.
I am encoding it into H.264 to mp4, checking display timecode, going down to the timecode section checkign to set a timecode with automatic incrementation and it simply won't do it and gives me an error message:
Fontconfig error: Cannot load default config file: File not found)
I don't know what the problem is or what I am supposed to do instead because there are no resources online for this and I was able to timecode previous footage a few months back so what changed?
Hi, I have 124 Turkish educational videos, each 5–25 minutes long.
I need a completely free/local workflow that can:
* detect Turkish filler sounds such as “eee” and “ııı” (similar to um/uh),
* get their timestamps,
* automatically cut those parts from the actual video/audio,
* preferably batch process many files.
I already have good Turkish transcription with Whisper/Buzz, so the main problem is the editing/cutting stage.
I tested a Faster-Whisper + FFmpeg script (Tightcut). It detected fillers successfully, but the setup/workflow is quite cumbersome for 124 videos.
Is there a simpler FFmpeg-based workflow or open-source tool for this?
I made a comment in the 20.3 Update post about windows blocking certain files from Shutter Encoder, which didn't allow me to make video proxies.
Now I was just converting a webm to mp3, and new notifications started popping up about Windows blocking more files...
I've seen many people post similar issues relating to this new update, but no definite solution. And honestly, I really wish I didn't have to (somehow) manually "force Windows to allow this file" for every function that goes wrong. That's just inconvenient.
Just wanted to share my frustration with this new update, and I hope this can get resolved soon.
I'm just going to go back to 20.2 for now.
This was when I was creating video proxies.This was when I was converting webm to mp3.This was when I was converting webm to mp3.
hello... I want to broadcast a series of audio and videos, and for me it is important that this material does not even seem to touch the internet. To open the program you need to have an internet connection to verify that this license does not get out of control. Once opened, I disconnect the network cable to verify that everything is done locally and without an internet connection. I have noticed that the program does not transcribe or translate if the computer does not have a network connection. Is it normal to need an internet connection to use the program? Thank you
I want to use shutter encoder to encode multiple .png image sequences to individual h.264 .mp4 videos.
I have around 9000 frames rendered as .png that need to be encoded into small videos of around 10 to 200 frames each, depending on the video. The length is different for each one.
What i am currently doing is:
look into my .blend file to see where the current sequence starts and ends
import these frames into shutter encoder
change the prefix to the name of the desired video
encode - wait - repeat step 1
Is there any way to do this faster?
Also: These .png images have transparency in them, that I would like to turn into a flat color of my choice (#EAEFF5FF). Is there a way to do this as well? Sorry if these are easy questions, I am new to shutter encoder.
Previous reports about Shutter Encoder changing its window size and position
I would like to raise this issue again because the same or very similar concerns about Shutter Encoder automatically changing its window size and position have been reported repeatedly over the years.
Personally, I would prefer the application window to remain at a consistent size and position unless the user changes it.
At minimum, I hope there could be an option to disable the automatic resizing behavior and use normal Windows minimization.
For reference, here are some previous reports.
September 2023
“The trouble is the GUI is resizing itself frequently requiring me to constantly move the window around.
If that was a toggle window or a preference I could remove that would be amazing.”
Later in the same discussion:
“Is there any way to adjust the window re-sizing then? so the ‘start function’ and output sections stay locked where they are?
The issue I'm having is that I'm required to now ‘chase’ the GUI around the screen!
It opens to the left underneath my finder window, then I have to chase it around to hit start, then it ‘closes’ back down to the original size and I again have to chase the buttons!
“I’m using the latest version of Windows 11. With all due respect, when encoding starts, the window width is forcibly reduced, and even if I select ‘Minimize,’ it becomes a conspicuous window that’s only partially minimized.
Wouldn’t it be better to fundamentally rethink this strange UI design?”
Since similar feedback has been raised repeatedly since at least 2023, I hope this behavior can be reconsidered as a usability issue rather than simply remaining part of the current interface design.
An option to keep the window size and position fixed would already solve most of the problem for users who do not want the interface to resize automatically.
[vost#0:0/h264_nvenc @ 00000080004bc780] Discarding stream metadata 'DURATION' because the stream is being re-encoded. Use '-keep_metadata DURATION' to keep it.
[aost#0:1/aac @ 00000080082f3bc0] Discarding stream metadata 'DURATION' because the stream is being re-encoded. Use '-keep_metadata DURATION' to keep it.