David Rickard
David Rickard
`[hevc_nvenc @ 000001ab384bcf80] Driver does not support the required nvenc API version. Required: 12.1 Found: 12.0`
Try it with HandBrake. VidCoder uses HandBrake for the core encoding engine, so if the issue reproduces there it's an issue with their code and you can ask them for...
This would not actually be a good way to retain quality. The original encoder may vary in efficiency, so you could have a variety of sources that look the same...
This looks like it may be an issue with the drivers: https://github.com/HandBrake/HandBrake/issues/4444
What exactly do you need it to do? VidCoder already has an "automatic" sizing mode that can handle any resolution input. You can specify max dimensions, etc. If you want...
It should be overwriting without generating a new name if you have When file already exists: Overwrite. Do you also have Output to Source folder enabled? Also an encode log...
You can delete "Max width" and "Max height" and it will do this.
Right now VidCoder only supports passing through existing metadata. The API allows the GUIs to add custom metadata, and Handbrake has some dormant code that's supposed to do this: https://github.com/HandBrake/HandBrake/commit/67485ebddf4cd162af6fd27c68dba728a29d7211...
What does this tool do that you are asking to add to VidCoder? Is it that capability to transcode these HLS files?
The last selected profile should be stored in %appdata%\VidCoder\VidCoder.sqlite . But if that file was deleted, you'd lose all your profiles, not just the last selected one. Not sure what's...