Closed tvasenin closed 1 year ago
Typically, such behavior is caused by a BUGGY codec clients setting different settings while retrieving video format header and encoding video stream.
There is a workaround for such BUGGY clients. Try "Save configuration globally by codec itself" and "Ignore setting configuration from codec client" options in Ut Video Codec Suite Global Configuration found in start menu.
I use Behold TV software to capture UTVideo ASF files.
On my old PC (i7-6700K, 4 cores),
Frame divide count
had the default value 8, and everything worked fine.After upgrading to i9-13900K (8 P-cores, E-cores disabled), exactly the same settings result in the undecodable output.
After adjusting
Frame divide count
to 16, everything is back to normal.If you won't be able to reproduce this, I can share the sample output.