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CUDA H.264 was disabled
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(20.11.2017, 20:34)Selur Wrote:
Quote:]-> removing NVEnc support,...
Quote:Happens, when Hybrid determines that your system doesn't support NVEnc.
This happens by calling:
NVEncC.exe --check-features
That  "NVEnc (ffmpg)" wasn't removed is a bug. (fixed locally for next release)

If the nvcuvenc.dll is  installed in your system (or resides in the Hybrid folder) and 'supportNVCUEncCuda=true' is set the video selection should show 'CUDA H.264' (<- this is the old encoder).
My guess it that nvenc simply isn't supported by your graphic card or the drivers you use. (see 'check-features' output)

Cu Selur
OK... I installed the latest drivers and got this message running "--check-features."
There is an error "GPU: Unknown (error on OpenCL clGetDeviceInfo)"
and I don't see NVEnc in the returned list.
However, the EVGA GTX 770 is NVEnc capable (Kepler architecture).  Any ideas?


C:\Program Files\Hybrid>NVEncC.exe --check-features
Environment Info
OS : Windows 7 (x64)
CPU: Intel Core i7-2600K @ 3.40GHz [TB: 3.59GHz] (4C/8T)
RAM: Used 4483 MB, Total 16358 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
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Messages In This Thread
CUDA H.264 was disabled - by minterbrad - 20.11.2017, 18:58
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by Selur - 20.11.2017, 19:06
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by minterbrad - 20.11.2017, 19:39
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by Selur - 20.11.2017, 20:34
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by minterbrad - 20.11.2017, 21:32
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by Selur - 20.11.2017, 21:35
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by minterbrad - 20.11.2017, 21:43
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by minterbrad - 21.11.2017, 02:33
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by Selur - 21.11.2017, 06:10
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by minterbrad - 21.11.2017, 18:52
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by Selur - 21.11.2017, 19:21
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by minterbrad - 21.11.2017, 19:36
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by Selur - 21.11.2017, 19:53
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by minterbrad - 22.11.2017, 03:08
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by Selur - 22.11.2017, 06:02
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by Selur - 22.11.2017, 06:26
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by minterbrad - 27.11.2017, 22:04
RE: CUDA H.264 was disabled - by Selur - 27.11.2017, 22:13

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