Adaptive quantizer can be used if your are not using constant quantizer encoding.
Hybrid has three adaptive quantization related options under 'NVEnc->Base->adaptive quantization':
1. spatial, this correlates to '--aq' and enabled the spatial adaptive quantization
2. strength, this correlates to '--aq-strength' and is only available when encoding to H.264. It allows to control the strength of the adaptive quantization
3. temporal, this correlated to '--aq-temporal' is only available when encoding to H.264 and when 'NVEncC --check-features' reports 'AQ (temporal) yes'.
I got no problem using adaptive quantization here using a NVIDIA GTX 980 Ti and NVEncC.
En-/Disabling 'Spatial' properly removes and adds '--aq' to the command line, don't see a mistake in Hybrids handling of the option.
Cu Selur
Hybrid has three adaptive quantization related options under 'NVEnc->Base->adaptive quantization':
1. spatial, this correlates to '--aq' and enabled the spatial adaptive quantization
2. strength, this correlates to '--aq-strength' and is only available when encoding to H.264. It allows to control the strength of the adaptive quantization
3. temporal, this correlated to '--aq-temporal' is only available when encoding to H.264 and when 'NVEncC --check-features' reports 'AQ (temporal) yes'.
I got no problem using adaptive quantization here using a NVIDIA GTX 980 Ti and NVEncC.
En-/Disabling 'Spatial' properly removes and adds '--aq' to the command line, don't see a mistake in Hybrids handling of the option.
Quote:Why it works in Staxrip and not in Hybrid?I don't know if you simply didn't enable 'spatial' or if you have some problem I'm not aware of. From my current perspective Hybrid properly allows to enable spatial adaptive quantization without a problem.
Cu Selur