Thanks for the quick reply!   YES, Push is my current default and I use Cntrl-D to apply it.   My issue is that I want to change the default Push behavior from going L->R(West to East), I want it to go the opposite (East to West).  Currently have to remember to change EACH one after I do Cntrl-D but of course I miss it every so often.   I also do the select multiple clips and Cntrl-D to all of them.  What I want to do is save this behavior and then have Cntrl-D or mouse select drag/drop from the Presets tab onto the clip pair. Is this possible? ... View more

Wish it was that simple.   NO, "save preset" is greyed out. ... View more

This is an old thread but hopefully someone will still notice the issue is real.  My current project would really work best with PUSH transition but with reverse movement (E->W).  I don't see a way to save that setting and then quickly apply it to my custom slide show.   Any suggestions?   A few transitions CAN be have the preset saved, (example dissolve), but most have it greyed out. ... View more

Sure, here's 1.09 recompiled against the latest NVENC libraries: nvenc_export 1.09 - j1.zip If someone who can't load 1.11 wants to try this, it should give a good indication if the problem originates from a code change in 1.11, or just the use of the newer NVENC libraries. Please note that the recompiled 1.09 x64 is NOT the new but has a 2/2/2015 10:09pm timestamp.   That's the same timestamp as the orginal 1.09 distribution had. ... View more

I've been using 1.09 since forever.    I have it setup to produce 720p BluRay compatible files. With upgrade to new GTX 750, I upgraded NVidia to 361.91 and also am trying to upgrade to newer nvenc_export plugins.     Mostly successful but no go on BluRay compatibility. 111-j3 issues:    720p VBR-2pass video      + good VBV buffer size definition      - all encoding parameters good EXCEPT it Max bitrate set to 40000 regardless of what I set in the encoder.   peakBitRate is correct in Codec Settings.    1080i VBR-2pass video       + wonderful that this setting now works       + good VBV buffer size definition       - Max bitrate is to 40000.   Nothing seems to affect it       - max re-order frames set to 3 (max is 2) 111 and 112wc-W7 issues:  (note difference from 111-j3)!!!      different functionality and errors than 111-j3      -->> audio encoding to qcc fails.   Using linked file to post.      720p VBR-2 pass        - no VBV buffer defined        - Max bitrate set to 30000 for 4.0, 750000 for 4.1.    I set the max to 23000      1080i VBR-2 VBR         - no VBV buffer defined         - Max bitrate for 1080i is 30000 so 4.0 is OK, but for 4.1 it goes up to 750000, again it is not adjustable. So it back to 1.09 and NVidia 347 Thanks for the work tho! ... View more

I have to question WHY you'd want m2v as the output extension?   Is it because that's what your edit software expects? BluRay format for authoring software is usually either an elementary steam or transport stream. Elementary stream is just that, separated Video and Audio .m2v = MPEG2 .m4v = H264 Now, as far as I understand NVENC, it is an H264 or H265 encoder so .m2v would be an invalid extension. Be aware that you can rename any extension to anything else and for many dumb or inflexible programs, it's what you need to do. ... View more

First off, level 4.0 allows up to 24Mpbs, which is roughly has as high as my either of my camcorders generates its 1080p streams.   Given that BD can only go as high as 1080i, the plugin's maximum compatible BD stream would be 720p.    For that level 4.0 is plenty. Using the old 1.09 plugin, generating a level 4.1 BD steam, it's not compatible due to VBV size being out of spec.     For me 720p and 4.0  is fine as I work manly with soccer videos, where 720p @ 59.94 fps is way better than 1080i @ 29.97. ... View more

In trying to debug another program, this plugin was found by Google for me, so I happily added it to PP CS6.  My only motivation is BluRay compliant streams so all my testing is in that area.   Since the plugin can only handle progressive sources (right?), the largest frame size I can generate is 1280x720, NTSC 59.94fps.  I'm using 347.88 on a GTX 650, Win 7 x64.   Maybe my observations can help others. * The Feb 2015 release of 1.09 is the last version that works for me, using high profile @ 4.0.   >>> Profiles of 4.1 and above don't generate compliant streams because the VBV buffer size is out of spec.    Unfortunately no amount of change to the VBV size parameter helps.    Quite possibly there is some other setting that marks the steam HDMV compatible. * All updates by irisb50359875 seem to have broken even 4.0 level steam generation with assertion failures. ... View more