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[INFO] CUDA proc
#11
Hi,

so i re-cleared the tool-cache, launched the command line, & I had
"Failed to create instance of nvEncodeAPI, please consider updating your GPU driver.
Environment Info
OS : Windows 7 x64 (7601)
CPU: Intel Core i7-4770 @ 3.40GHz [TB: 3.80GHz] (4C/8T)
RAM: Used 5665 MB, Total 8064 MB
GPU: GeForce GTX 960 (8 EU) @ 1228 MHz (384.76)

No NVEnc support."

I launched "geforce experience" to check for new drivers, I updated one (for games...), and i got this :
"Environment Info
OS : Windows 7 x64 (7601)
CPU: Intel Core i7-4770 @ 3.40GHz [TB: 3.70GHz] (4C/8T)
RAM: Used 5409 MB, Total 8064 MB
GPU: GeForce GTX 960 (8 EU) @ 1228 MHz (399.24)

List of available features.
Codec: H.264/AVC
Max Bframes               4
B Ref Mode                yes
RC Modes                  63
Field Encoding            yes
MonoChrome                no
FMO                       no
Quater-Pel MV             yes
B Direct Mode             yes
CABAC                     yes
Adaptive Transform        yes
Max Temporal Layers       0
Hierarchial P Frames      no
Hierarchial B Frames      no
Max Level                 51
Min Level                 1
4:4:4                     yes
Max Width                 4096
Max Height                4096
Dynamic Resolution Change yes
Dynamic Bitrate Change    yes
Forced constant QP        yes
Dynamic RC Mode Change    no
Subframe Readback         yes
Constrained Encoding      yes
Intra Refresh             yes
Custom VBV Bufsize        yes
Dynamic Slice Mode        yes
Ref Pic Invalidiation     yes
PreProcess                no
Async Encoding            yes
Max MBs                   65536
MAX MB per sec            983040
Lossless                  yes
SAO                       no
Me Only Mode              yes
Lookahead                 yes
AQ (temporal)             yes
Weighted Prediction       no
Max LTR Frames            8
10bit depth               no

Codec: H.265/HEVC
Max Bframes               0
RC Modes                  63
Field Encoding            no
MonoChrome                no
Quater-Pel MV             yes
B Direct Mode             no
Max Temporal Layers       0
Hierarchial P Frames      no
Hierarchial B Frames      no
Max Level                 62
Min Level                 1
4:4:4                     no
Max Width                 4096
Max Height                4096
Dynamic Resolution Change yes
Dynamic Bitrate Change    yes
Forced constant QP        yes
Dynamic RC Mode Change    no
Subframe Readback         yes
Constrained Encoding      no
Intra Refresh             yes
Custom VBV Bufsize        yes
Dynamic Slice Mode        yes
Ref Pic Invalidiation     yes
PreProcess                no
Async Encoding            yes
Max MBs                   65536
MAX MB per sec            983040
Lossless                  no
SAO                       no
Me Only Mode              no
Lookahead                 yes
AQ (temporal)             no
Weighted Prediction       no
Max LTR Frames            7
10bit depth               no"


info about my gc here (we see "CUDA 5.2")

regards
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#12
Okay, now clear the tool cache and Hybrid will also get that info and should enable NVEnc usage. Smile

Cu Selur
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#13
ok !

now i've "NVEnc" & "NVEnc (ffmpeg)"  Wink

what should i do now ?
choose still x265 as video encoder or ... ?

regards
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#14
x265 -> no gpu based encoding
NVEncC -> gpu supported and if you don't need Avisynth&Co gpu only encoding
NVEnc (ffmpeg) -> gpu supported encoding, but 'experimental', normally no gain over NVEncC

So if you want gpu encoding go for NVEncC.

Cu Selur
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#15
thank you for being explicite !
i'll try this week-end !

regards
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#16
Hi,

when I choose NVEnc, I can't choose CRF anymore ?
I had a look in the different tabs but couldn't find that
Sad 

And I have a lot of little "Info" windows showing the nb of frames, the encoding framerate, etc. & then Hybrid crashes
Sad
so i'll put a new post with infos needed

regards
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#17
CRF is something the x264 programmers came up with and that was adopted by the x265 folks and some other codec developers, but not by the NVIDIA folks.
With NVEncC I would recommend with 'variable bitrate (HQ)'.

What version of Hybrid are you using?
These popups shouldn't happen with the last dev version I send you a link to,..

Cu Selur
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