F:\Hybrid\64bit>NVEncC --avhw --avi -i "G:\TestClips&Co\files\test.avi" --fps 25.000 --codec av1 --sar 1:1 --lookahead 32 --output-depth 10 --vbr 0 --vbr-quality 23.00 --aq --aq-strength 5 --aq-temporal --gop-len 0 --ref 6 --multiref-l0 3 --multiref-l1 3 --bframes 3 --bref-mode auto --no-b-adapt --mv-precision Q-pel --preset quality --colorrange limited --colormatrix bt470bg --vpp-resize algo=auto --output-res 640x352 --vpp-gauss disabled --vpp-nlmeans sigma=0.005,h=0.05,patch=5,search=11,fp16=blockdiff --cuda-schedule sync --output "J:\tmp\test_new_1_2024-07-31@15_28_38_2110_01.av1"
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J:\tmp\test_new_1_2024-07-31@15_28_38_2110_01.av1
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avi: failed to decode avi file.
failed to initialize file reader(s).
Failed to open input file.Okay, when I remove the "--avi", it works.
From the looks of it, hardware decoding of MPEG-4 ASP and other formats not mentioned in my previous post, still do not work, but NVEncC&Co switches to software decoding (then loads the raw data to the gpu) and allows using the hardware filtering options.
=> I created a new dev for testing where I disabled those job checks (and only add '--avi' when '--avhw' isn't used).
Uploaded it to the experimental-folder in my GoogeDrive.
Let me know whether that works for your files.
Cu Selur