Information on new Video Engine

[tjandrawarsosumarto]

Anybody with the same problem? I've got problems with video playback on my Nuendo 8.3 system. It sometimes has a lag or a delay and the picture tend to chop sometimes. I have followed the instuctions in the manual using the recommended codes but no codec seems to work properly. The video only behaves like that when using Nuendo. In logic everything plays fluently. Do you have any hints.

[hendrix97]

Did this behaviour come up after switching to 8.3 from 8.2.1 or did you go from 7.1.3 and below directly to 8.3?

[McSound]

I got the problem alike but not really that tjandrawarsosumarto has. I have Decklink Mini Monitor PCI card and purchased DNxHD codec from Steinberg for using it with Nuendo 8.3. I noticed some video lags or chops while playing back like low frame rate, temporarily it turns to about 12-15 fps instead of 25, and it longs until I stop playback. It happens not every time I hit play, maybe five times it's ok and on sixth I got the issue. No matter what part of video, what mode 720p50 or 1080p25, what drivers of decklink is installed, I just can't find the law of this issue's appearance. I have no problem with onscreen window mode. I have no problem in Adobe Premiere either. Never seen it there. I suspect that new steinberg video engine or its DNxHD codec causes the issue.

[sagigal]

I got the problem alike but not really that tjandrawarsosumarto has. I have Decklink Mini Monitor PCI card and purchased DNxHD codec from Steinberg for using it with Nuendo 8.3. I noticed some video lags or chops while playing back like low frame rate, temporarily it turns to about 12-15 fps instead of 25, and it longs until I stop playback. It happens not every time I hit play, maybe five times it's ok and on sixth I got the issue. No matter what part of video, what mode 720p50 or 1080p25, what drivers of decklink is installed, I just can't find the law of this issue's appearance. I have no problem with onscreen window mode. I have no problem in Adobe Premiere either. Never seen it there. I suspect that new steinberg video engine or its DNxHD codec causes the issue.

I know this issue oh so well, it has nothing to do with the new stuff or DMx, I see it from time to time and you have to stop/play to make it disappear.
It looks like a stuttering effect, like the playback is much less FPS than it actually is.
This issue is inherited from the old QT video engine and I've been told on the ToDo list, waiting for this to resolve as well.

[McSound]

Glad to hear that Steinberg's developers are informed about the issue at least) and maybe working out some fix. Hopefully waiting too.

[hendrix97]

Yes they are, I was in contact with support on this also.
To say the least:
They are aware of the low framerate after pressing play issue AND of the dropped framerate some time into playback for about 30 seconds.
They actually can reproduce both of these and are working on a solution. Don't know when to come though.

[McSound]

Thanks for good news! )

[GNP]

If you want to easily replace audio in video, extract audio from any video, convert any video reference you get to a stable workable format, easily create small client review video combined with your mix that you can quickly send via email and more useful media handling stuff download ER Media ToolKit that was created especially for those sort of things.
https://audiospot.audio/audiospot-creativetools

Cheers

DUDE!

DUDE!

DUDE!

How in the F*CK did I not come across this software before, and that's free as well! It works SUPREMELY well, and now I have a quick magical way to simply replace audio in a video in only a matter of seconds, with original frame rates retained! Their PRO RES converter is really good too!

Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you THANNNKKK YOUU!!

[sagigal]

DUDE!

DUDE!

DUDE!

How in the F*CK did I not come across this software before, and that's free as well! It works SUPREMELY well, and now I have a quick magical way to simply replace audio in a video in only a matter of seconds, with original frame rates retained! Their PRO RES converter is really good too!

Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you THANNNKKK YOUU!!

So I assume you like it
You can donate a few bucks for this project to keep it alive
It keeps getting better and better with each version, not so long ago we didn't have stuff like Conform Video Frame Rate, Preserve Original File Name, Multi Channel audio support, add audio stream and keep all existing audio stream intact etc.
Cheers

[GNP]

DUDE!

DUDE!

DUDE!

How in the F*CK did I not come across this software before, and that's free as well! It works SUPREMELY well, and now I have a quick magical way to simply replace audio in a video in only a matter of seconds, with original frame rates retained! Their PRO RES converter is really good too!

Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you THANNNKKK YOUU!!

So I assume you like it
You can donate a few bucks for this project to keep it alive
It keeps getting better and better with each version, not so long ago we didn't have stuff like Conform Video Frame Rate, Preserve Original File Name, Multi Channel audio support, add audio stream and keep all existing audio stream intact etc.
Cheers

For sure!

[GTBannah]

If you want to easily replace audio in video, extract audio from any video, convert any video reference you get to a stable workable format, easily create small client review video combined with your mix that you can quickly send via email and more useful media handling stuff download ER Media ToolKit that was created especially for those sort of things.
https://audiospot.audio/audiospot-creativetools

Cheers

DUDE!

DUDE!

DUDE!

How in the F*CK did I not come across this software before, and that's free as well! It works SUPREMELY well, and now I have a quick magical way to simply replace audio in a video in only a matter of seconds, with original frame rates retained! Their PRO RES converter is really good too!

Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you THANNNKKK YOUU!!

Does this work like a plug-in in Nuendo, or, do we have to export our audio mis and the video into this application?

I'm contemplating the upgrade from V7 to V8, but, if we can't export a section of a video, or replace audio, like we can in Pro Tools, I might as well wait.

[-steve-]

It's a separate utility, but it's streamlined, simple and straightforward.

[GNP]

Does this work like a plug-in in Nuendo, or, do we have to export our audio mis and the video into this application?

I'm contemplating the upgrade from V7 to V8, but, if we can't export a section of a video, or replace audio, like we can in Pro Tools, I might as well wait.

It's a separate program, but extremely easy to use. You have to export your mix from Nuendo first.

Then open the program, simply drag your new mix into the window, followed by the video you want the audio replaced.

Done.

[sagigal]

It's a separate program, but extremely easy to use. You have to export your mix from Nuendo first.

Then open the program, simply drag your new mix into the window, followed by the video you want the audio replaced.

Done.

It's even faster/easier now.
Make sure you export BWF audio (if you want to sent/create just a small portion from the entire video)
Under 'More Options' (previously known as 'Post Process') select MediaER.
Now you only need to drag the video over MediaER to replace the audio.

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In case you want to sent/create just a small portion from the entire video with your new audio, when MediaER opens with your exported BWF audio click the scissors image, drag over the original video, enter its Nuendo's timeline position and press Confirm.
Done.