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RE: Ubuntu repository - maintained by djcj - Selur - 19.03.2018 Checked the source code. Hybrid doesn't abort when it doesn't fine a graphic card, it just reports: No card found that's supported by nvenc, the CUDA encoding library. -> Removing CUDA based encoding support. Card name was compared against: https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus Got it,.. -> https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-44147 It's a bug in Qt which has been fixed in Qt 5.4.1 (Hybrid for Linux currently is build with 5.2.1 to stay compatible with some older Debian versions) and only happens if you use VNC. So this will not be fixed until I switch to a newer Qt version. Cu Selur RE: Ubuntu repository - maintained by djcj - Deadshot - 19.03.2018 I've found a patch here but I'm not sure how to run it. https://codereview.qt-project.org/#/c/104668/ RE: Ubuntu repository - maintained by djcj - Selur - 20.03.2018 That's the patch they integrated to fix the issue, that is integrated into Qt 5.4.1, unless Hybrid isn't compiled against a patched version (or simple any version 5.4.1+) this doesn't help. Cu Selur RE: Ubuntu repository - maintained by djcj - Deadshot - 20.03.2018 Its a shame it doesn't work. I set this vps up to use Hybrid. Thanks for your help as always RE: Ubuntu repository - maintained by djcj - Selur - 20.03.2018 Had some time so I compiled a version with Qt 5.5.1 which should fix the issue,.. Cu Selur RE: Ubuntu repository - maintained by djcj - Deadshot - 20.03.2018 I move this to ~/.hybrid-bin/? RE: Ubuntu repository - maintained by djcj - Selur - 20.03.2018 You probably have to move it there + rename it and I'm not sure whether djcjs starter might deleted and replace the binary,... ![]() RE: Ubuntu repository - maintained by djcj - Deadshot - 20.03.2018 It does exactly that after renaming, deletes and replaces RE: Ubuntu repository - maintained by djcj - Selur - 20.03.2018 Yes, you would probably habe to call the binary directly and not the link djcj provides,.. RE: Ubuntu repository - maintained by djcj - Deadshot - 20.03.2018 How do I "call the binary"? |