18.10.2017, 03:46
(18.10.2017, 01:56)Selur Wrote: What output do you get when you call:
inside the Hybrid-folder using a Windows Command Prompt?NVEncC --check-features
(only way to 'add' support to Hybrid is for me to compile a new Hybrid version)
Cu Selur
This is the Geforce Panel
This is NVEncC --check-features
C:\Program Files\Hybrid>NVEncC --check-features
Environment Info
OS : Windows 10 (x64)
CPU: AMD Phenom 9550 Quad-Core Processor (4C/4T)
RAM: Used 2394 MB, Total 6143 MB
GPU: Unknown (error on OpenCL clGetDeviceInfo)
List of available features.
Codec: H.264/AVC
Max Bframes 4
RC Modes 63
Field Encoding 1
MonoChrome 0
FMO 0
Quater-Pel MV 1
B Direct Mode 1
CABAC 1
Adaptive Transform 1
Max Temporal Layers 0
Hierarchial P Frames 0
Hierarchial B Frames 0
Max Level 51
Min Level 1
4:4:4 0
Max Width 4096
Max Height 4096
Dynamic Resolution Change 1
Dynamic Bitrate Change 1
Forced constant QP 1
Dynamic RC Mode Change 0
Subframe Readback 0
Constrained Encoding 1
Intra Refresh 1
Custom VBV Bufsize 1
Dynamic Slice Mode 1
Ref Pic Invalidiation 1
PreProcess 0
Async Encoding 1
Max MBs 65536
MAX MB per sec 983040
Lossless 0
SAO 0
Me Only Mode 0
Lookahead 0
AQ (temporal) 0
10bit depth 0
I can use on ffmpeg the options: -hwaccel cuvid and -vcodec h264_nvenc to enconde.
I know that for any tiny modification, you need to compile again.
Thanks for all!!