Trying to use the NVENC HEVC encoder from the StreamFX plugin, most encoder properties don't use the default values from StreamFX, and after leaving the source properties window, it might crash. Or, if it doesn't crash, the "Save replay" hotkey sometimes doesn't write the video file.
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Create a Source Record filter on a scene and enable Replay buffer with duration of 50s.
Choose NVENC HEVC and the following properties:
Rate control Options > Mode: Constant Quantization Parameter (switch to VBR and back)
Quantization Parameters > all to 16
Key frames > Interval: 1.00 seconds
Go to Settings>hotkeys and set a hotkey to save replay. (I chose Ctrl+Shift+F3)
Start the inbuilt obs-studio replay buffer.
Save both replays with their respective hotkeys.
At this point, you should get a crash. I had to open source properties a few more times and toggle Record Mode between "None" and "Always" a few times to trigger it.
Logs from following the STR:
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Trying to use the NVENC HEVC encoder from the StreamFX plugin, most encoder properties don't use the default values from StreamFX, and after leaving the source properties window, it might crash. Or, if it doesn't crash, the "Save replay" hotkey sometimes doesn't write the video file. 2021-05-16 20-30-47.txt Crash 2021-05-16 20-31-40.txt 2021-05-16 20-30-59.txt
Software versions: OBS Studio v27 RC4, Source Record v0.1.3, StreamFX 0.10.0, Windows 10 2004
STR:
At this point, you should get a crash. I had to open source properties a few more times and toggle Record Mode between "None" and "Always" a few times to trigger it. Logs from following the STR:
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