Hi, correct, frame based rendering doesn't record the audio since the audio speed is not the same as frame speed, you need to add the audio later. It is common like all other rendering software e.g. blender. Adding audio is like one or two seconds work with the included ffpmeg comand line or with other tools like adobe PR.
They have to be added in the same way like dance background music, I agree it could take much effort when you have many audio files to add. I will think of automatically mergeing the audio triggers in VaM, but I guess there would be still lots of limitations for capturing speech audio, because it is finally rather a rendering plugin like blender software, than a screen capturing plugin. The main goal is to render very high quality pictures for professional movies, and bigger effort of audio editing is expected afterwards.
I think it doesn't support reshade. Since reshade works after rendering is already completed, most of rendering software doesn't work with reshade.
Hi, this sounds quite strange, would you please confirm the output folder and temp folder have both enough space? Does it happen all the time or just randomly? If it happens all the time, could you please make a screenshot video of the problem with another software so I can look into it?
Hi, the encoding uses multi-threading which tries to load all CPU cores to speed up the process, it could become unstable if overclocking is activated. Does the corrupted video problem happen when overclocking is disabled? What I can do is probably adding an option to limit the CPU usage during encoding to improve the stablity, but the encoding time will certainly become a little longer. By the way, may I know which CPU you are using, Intel or AMD? It seems unstable with overclocking Intel CPUs, overclocking works fine with many AMD CPUs so far. I just would like to confirm once again.
