Closed yami-no-tusbas closed 1 year ago
Eventually it would be good to see it supported, but I wouldn't expect it in the short term. It's probably not going to be part of the upcoming 1.6 release.
There is currently no support in upstream libraries and none of us have 40-series (and I suspect none of us have plans to buy either)
Currently NvEnc 7.00 (console application) is a tool for av1 Nvidia gpu encoding. But the developer does not have the latest and expensive Nvidia RTX 4090 to test and develop a stable av1 video encoder. Here you can find NvEnc 7.00: https://www.videohelp.com/software/NVEnc
Most of the video conversion tools need some time to support the new video standard av1. You can try the latest nightly ffmpeg encoder, too.
I have a 4090 and could help with testing :)
https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/commit/5c288a44ad16087c3d3a7563490cb634790e751f
The NVENC AV1 encoder has been added into the ffmpeg mainline.
Any updates regarding this? My 4090 wants to do some AV1 encoding ;)
No updates yet. Please be patient.
The next snapshots (or the artifacts from the Actions section soon) will support the NVENC AV1 encoder. A big thanks to @theHamsta for the contribution.
@galad87 Can you link me to the snapshot that utilizes the NVENC AV1 encoder? I see FFmpeg 6 has finally been released. Thanks, in advance.
Have already transcoded my 1st video, playing around with settings now but looks great FYI
@galad87 I am on Nightly 20230709131836-f462f7103-master (2023071001), is there any reason why the NVENC Hardware AV1 is not exposed to me?
There is no AV1 hardware preset for NVEnc. Just create your own. You can start with the HEVC preset, change the encoder to the AV1 NVEnc encoder and then adjust the quality slider as desired. Then save it.
There is no AV1 hardware preset for NVEnc. Just create your own. You can start with the HEVC preset, change the encoder to the AV1 NVEnc encoder and then adjust the quality slider as desired. Then save it.
Right, and how one does go by doing that?
There is no AV1 hardware preset for NVEnc. Just create your own. You can start with the HEVC preset, change the encoder to the AV1 NVEnc encoder and then adjust the quality slider as desired. Then save it.
Right, and how one does go by doing that?
Make sure all of your settings are what you wish them to be before saving a template.
There is no AV1 hardware preset for NVEnc. Just create your own. You can start with the HEVC preset, change the encoder to the AV1 NVEnc encoder and then adjust the quality slider as desired. Then save it.
Right, and how one does go by doing that?
Make sure all of your settings are what you wish them to be before saving a template.
Ty, but @sr55 comment implies that you can get hardware support if you create your own preset. And I don't see the 'AV1 NVEnc encoder' in the encoder list. Running the latest snapshot and an RTX 4090 to boot.
There is no AV1 hardware preset for NVEnc. Just create your own. You can start with the HEVC preset, change the encoder to the AV1 NVEnc encoder and then adjust the quality slider as desired. Then save it.
Right, and how one does go by doing that?
Make sure all of your settings are what you wish them to be before saving a template.
Ty, but @sr55 comment implies that you can get hardware support if you create your own preset. And I don't see the 'AV1 NVEnc encoder' in the encoder list. Running the latest snapshot and an RTX 4090 to boot.
I cannot make it more obvious than this.
Trying out the latest snapshot on a 4070ti. The NVEnc encoder doesn't output video frames. A lot of avcodec_send_frame spam. Log attached. Chatpdf_Generation_encode_08.23.2023_04-08-18.txt
Fixed in 593de95
Description of the feature or enhancement you'd like to see in HandBrake
The new 4000 series, have AV1 encode and decode acceleration, can we expect to see this implemented in HandBrake ? For now I only see H.264&H.265 Nvidia NVenc, no AV1.
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Windows 11
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1.5.1
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