NVENC / VCENC

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No you don't need to download anything.
All newer drivers 436.15+ (assuming you installed the drivers from NVIDIA and not through some Microsoft Update) use the SDK interfaces which NVEncC also uses.
-> if you use newer drivers NVEncC should work.
If it doesn't NVEncC has a few options:

   --check-device               show DeviceId for GPUs available on system
   --check-hw [<int>]           check NVEnc codecs for specified DeviceId
                                  if unset, will check DeviceId #0
   --check-features [<int>]     check for NVEnc Features for specified DeviceId
                                  if unset, will check DeviceId #0
   --check-environment          check for Environment Info
   --check-avversion            show dll version
   --check-codecs               show codecs available
   --check-encoders             show audio encoders available
   --check-decoders             show audio decoders available
   --check-profiles <string>    show profile names available for specified codec
   --check-formats              show in/out formats available
   --check-protocols            show in/out protocols available
   --check-filters              show filters available

which allow to check the environment&Co.


Cu Selur

Ps.: If you change something make sure to clear the tools change (Config->Tools->Clear all cached tools infos) othewise Hybrid will not check again for changes.

Seems supported? I dont get it really.. Am I missing something? When I open file with Hybrid, under what is NvenCC hidden?



Should it be listed there, if its working?