mpeg4 export fails in Movie Edit Pro 2013

terrypin wrote on 2/11/2013, 3:40 AM

Hi,

2013 is buggy in this area.

Try changing display mode:

Or for better quality: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4019461/MEP2013-DisplaySettings-Changed.jpg

And experiment with these settings:

Or for better quality: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4019461/MEP2013-VideoSettings-Experiment.jpg

There have been several threads about the issues with HW Acceleration and GPU. One long one if you're interested is this:
http://www.magix.info/us/mep-2013-yt-uploads-failing.forum.891409.html

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Terry, East Grinstead, UK

johnebaker wrote on 2/11/2013, 12:37 PM

Hi

I have found that the setting which causes this problem for me is in the Export as mp4 dialog box - with Hardware Acceleration turned on in the program settings turn off the setting Calculate video effects on GPU option in the export.burn dialog?

See this image

There appears to be an issue with the Main Concept mp4 encoder and using the GPU option.

John

PeteDore wrote on 2/11/2013, 1:59 PM

I have the same problems error #80004005

It aks to contact the hotline

johnebaker wrote on 2/11/2013, 3:01 PM

@ PeteDore

Please start a new topic, your problem may be different from the OP's, provide more information on 'I have the same problems error #80004005' .

Iinclude your computer specification, Windows version and whether 32 or 64 bit, the version of MEP and whether Basic, Plus or Premium and its version number.

Include details of the project - video size, source video format(s) and the export settings you have used which cause this error.

Also include the actual error message in full and whether you have tried any of the solutions posted below.

Thanks

John

terrypin wrote on 2/12/2013, 2:13 AM

"Thanks for any helpful hints regarding both possibly related problems!"

Did you try the suggestions already made and follow up those in the thread I referenced?

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Terry, East Grinstead, UK

johnebaker wrote on 2/12/2013, 3:23 AM

Hi

AVC-Exportmodule: The GPU-Encoder could not be initialized"

Of course Surround encoder has been succesfully registered online at first attempt to use it.

These are not the same thing - the GPU encoder is for video and relates to using graphics cards processor (GPU) to do the rendering - this can be faster than using the CPU depending on the processor and the graphics card spec.

Sourround sound encoder is as it says - it is for the audio.

But as soon as selected profile has mp4 tag, that makes it impossible to export.

I have already said below that there is a problem with the mp4 encoder - have you systematically tested with the options turned off as has been suggested by Terry and myself?

Also which model is your graphics card?

John

Wiesiek wrote on 2/12/2013, 3:45 PM

Hello!

Thanks again for quick reply.

As for all the suggested variants - answer is: yes, i did try them all in various combinations, not once but multiple times, and even completely re-installed whole MEP2013 package again to no avail.

My graphics card is Nvidia Geforce GTX650.

I am monitoring this thread constantly searching and trying all sugestions, with no luck so far.

Thanks

johnebaker wrote on 2/12/2013, 4:20 PM

Hi

Thanks for coming back and clearing up my 'confusion' over whether you had tried all combination of settings.

Which version of the NVidia graphics drivers do you have installed?

Mine are 310.90-WHQL.

John

Wiesiek wrote on 2/12/2013, 4:37 PM

Hi, yes, it is 310.90 as well.

PeteDore wrote on 11/21/2013, 5:16 AM

I found rthe answer. my BD player recorderd OK and I was able to play them quite sucessfully , until I changed by system and Magix Movie Edit Pro 2014 to 64 bit. Then my writer went through all the encoding , but as soon as the the writing began, errors started occured. Contact you writer manufacturer. Mine was replaced with 64bit firmware. Good old Samsung a Brilliant company.

yamane wrote on 4/25/2017, 3:20 PM

Same problem here (AVC-Exportmodule: The GPU-Encoder could not be initialized)

I´m using MEP Premium (Win10, nVidia GTX970 with driver 378.49).

Details of my config on image (print screen) below:

https://ibb.co/dLXe6Q

Scenestealer wrote on 4/25/2017, 7:29 PM

Hi Yamane

Best to start a new post and not to reopen 4 year old posts especially as you are not referring to the same MEP version nor the same error message.

The reason you are seeing the error message is because you are trying to use the Main Concept encoder with CUDA HW Acceleration and a modern Nvidia GPU. As you can see from your bottom right screen shot element the MC version is 5 years old and this is because Magix no longer develops it's HW encoding in conjunction with MC and is focussing on the Intel HW encoder and codecs and QuickSync.

If you have the "HWA for export if possible" and choose the MC codec in the Program Settings, it will try to use the CUDA option as in your MPEG4 Export ScrShot and will fail as there is no interface with the CUDA hardware on Nvidia cards post GTX5xx series GPU's.

If you want to use acceleration with MC you must go into your Advanced Video export settings in your top right ScrS. and deselect "Auto" and select "Quiksync" instead. This will use the Quicksync HW encoder in your Intel with the MC codec and is very fast. If you do not see the Quicksync option there to select you will need to make sure your iGPU (Intel HD graphics) is enabled and connected to a monitor input.

See this post for more details: https://www.magix.info/uk/forum/alpha-channel-hardware-acceleration--1189384/

The other option once you are sure your Intel GPU is active is to just select the "Intel (the default) codec for Import/Export" in the Program settings and Quiksync will be used with HWA if selected in the Intel MPEG4 export settings window. This is also very fast and good quality on the balanced (default) setting.

Ss