It is hackintosh but works perfect. I keep it 13.6 as it last for Nvidia support. Probably on real one works. Im wander if Radeon 5700 in 15.6 would work as a had it tested with various results for Hardware acc.

@konjow oh it works on 13.6! it's because i updated FFmpeg with the newest nvidia headers that's mean you need to update your drivers.

@hardimpact ok understood i write it on my to do list.

This is great Paul. Thank you so much for your generosity. I will make good use of this software in my workflow.

@storyboardcreativity Nvenc drive me crazy! At every update people lose their hardware compatibility.

I'm not using Nvidia card currently, but i've tested into my company and Nvenc was working on GTX Titan X (which is less recent than yours).

I've rebuild FFmpeg from latest update, they made some change for Nvenc encoding. Please download the files and replace the "Library" folder inside "C:\Program Files\Shutter Encoder\" https://we.tl/t-ofnCuDdt7D

Hope that's the solution!

Keep me informed, Paul.

@storyboardcreativity please send me the log AFTER you ticked the box (right-click on "Progress Status" -> "Show console" -> "Console" -> "Save")

Maybe it's a cuda driver problem. Thanks, Paul.

@paulpacifico, attached console log. I've installed last available drivers from nVidia for Quadro P400: version 452.57

As I can see in console log, ffmpeg tries to create context with NVENC API 11.0, but only 10.0 is available. It asks for 456.71 nVidia driver, but last driver for Quadro P400 is 452.57. I can try to install QNF driver from nVidia with new features but unstable (last version is 457.09). But is it possible to fix it for standard drivers?

@storyboardcreativity so definitly you have to update your drivers or wait until Nvidia release their driver in stable version. I can't do much more right now.

@theusualeditor thanks for the feedback, you can maybe speed up the thing again more by using "set GPU decoding to:" in settings icon. Try on "auto" first or "cuda" etc. by default it's on "none" because in some cases it can reduce or crash the encoding speed. On my PC it's a significant boost! 2x times faster! Note: it's only with MPEG2/H264/H265/VP9 input source.

Paul, once again thanks for this update. I am really liking how trouble-free updating works over a previous install. For the first time I used scaling, in-out points, corrections, and changed a bunch of parameters all at once. Absolutely no issues. Handbrake and Media encoder are forgotten in my book.

I'am currently writing a whole documentation on Shutter Encoder's options if you have any question: https://www.shutterencoder.com/documentation.html

Someone had the audacity to send me a 3gp 176x144 H.263 video for a job. Premiere/Resolve had to clue what to do with it. I am happy to report that Shutter Encoder easily converted the file into something usable.

By the way @paulpacifico , with OBS I capture what I stream to MKV (mp4 unrecoverable if file not finalized warning, etc). I then have to cmd into the folder where the MKV is and run the following to remux the file into something Premiere/Resolve can digest:

ffmpeg -i filename.mkv -vcodec copy -acodec copy 1.mp4

Can I do that from within Shutter Encoder? Obviously there's no re-encoding going on, but I couldn't figure out how.

@DrDave ffmpeg can concat without re-encoding to a container that supports the original video/audio format.

Try this https://videoartifact.com/tips/join-mts-files-using-ffmpeg/

or this (page wasn't loading, but available on the archive) https://web.archive.org/web/20210507000858/https://www.reeltoreel.nl/wiki/index.php/Convert_an_AVCHD_/_MTS_file_to_MP4_using_ffmpeg

If the AVCHD audio is AC3 and you are concat to something other than MTS, then you will have to convert the audio for sure.

@paulpacifico , there is no longer a need to re-wrap mkv into mp4. Resolve 17.2 now directly supports MKV recorded from OBS, and that's exactly what I needed the re-wrapping for. Thanks!