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How did you use a preset from VP22? There is a lot more information that needs to be asked and it will get "lost" in this thread.
Hi. Excellent update (302) for quick editing and work, the transparency problem was fixed, but after rendering (I used a preset from 22 Vegas), when adding a file to a new project, it is impossible to work, the file does not play, the strobe plays at any place in the timeline at the first frame. When importing the same file into 22 Vegas, there is a freeze, the file is cached for a very long time, like 4K. Render settings: 1080p, 25 fps, 320 kbps audio, 14 Mbps bitrate, NV ENCODER, LOW LATENCY - HIGH QUALITY, RC-MODE - CBR - HIGH QUALITY
@Murat-Makoiev There seems to be a difference in gop-length rendering Nvenc between vp22 and vp23. With vp22 nvenc rendered 8bit Avc with your settings, I get gop=60. Compared to vp23, I get gop=250. I wouldn't ever use a vp23 nvenc render like that in a Vegas project till it gets fixed. If you have an Intel igpu, qsv yields gop=14 in either vp22 or 23, but is a little slower on my 12900h/3060 laptop. MainConcept is slowest unless you have very fast cpu/ram and yields gop=15 in both 22 & 23. The lower gops are the easiest editing.
Hi. Excellent update (302) for quick editing and work, the transparency problem was fixed, but after rendering (I used a preset from 22 Vegas), when adding a file to a new project, it is impossible to work, the file does not play, the strobe plays at any place in the timeline at the first frame. When importing the same file into 22 Vegas, there is a freeze, the file is cached for a very long time, like 4K. Render settings: 1080p, 25 fps, 320 kbps audio, 14 Mbps bitrate, NV ENCODER, LOW LATENCY - HIGH QUALITY, RC-MODE - CBR - HIGH QUALITY
@Murat-Makoiev There seems to be a difference in gop-length rendering Nvenc between vp22 and vp23. With vp22 nvenc rendered 8bit Avc with your settings, I get gop=60. Compared to vp23, I get gop=250. I wouldn't ever use a vp23 nvenc render like that in a Vegas project till it gets fixed. If you have an Intel igpu, qsv yields gop=14 in either vp22 or 23, but is a little slower on my 12900h/3060 laptop. MainConcept is slowest unless you have very fast cpu/ram and yields gop=15 in both 22 & 23. The lower gops are the easiest editing.
I'd really like the ability to specifically *set* the GOP length ... currently the only way to fine tune that kind of thing is the forgo using Vegas entirely as the encoder, and use Voukoder instead.