David Rickard

Sorry, I don't know exactly what you mean. "DRC" can help level volume across a track, and Gain can make the volume louder or softer, but I don't know exactly...

The closest thing would be [DRC](https://handbrake.fr/docs/en/latest/technical/audio-drc.html). The HandBrake API that VidCoder uses does not expose any additional audio normalization features.

I can't incorporate that into the API, you'll need to ask the authors of HandBrake to do that.

Thanks for the report. It looks like something has gone wrong with the .NET framework here, since it can't find a critical DLL. Are you using Remote Desktop?

> System.ArgumentException: Video encoder nvenc_h265 not recognized. It looks like your current hardware doesn't support NVEnc x265. What happens when you switch to a different encoder?

I think this must be in the same category as the #1093, where some basic DLL is missing due to a .NET upgrade issue. It's already reported but unfortunately there's...

On what version did it become slow? Is the latest v11 stable also slow?

Other install modes may start up more quickly. With the portable installer it has to unzip all the program files to a temporary directory before it runs. There's no way...

If a recent version became slow, figuring out what version it regressed on would be helpful.

It looks for VidCoder.sqlite in %appdata%\VidCoder-Beta. You can also go to Help -> Open App Data Folder.