Closed quamt closed 1 year ago
Hyper mode should also work with HEVC.
From your log, it looks like A770 is the 2nd GPU.
Media SDK QuickSyncVideo (hardware encoder) FF, 2nd GPU, API v2.08
Arc GPU is better to be seen as 1st GPU when using hyper encode.
I'm actually not sure, but this might be changed by Windows settings. (I'm sorry my capture is in Japanese.)
In the Windows settings, [System] > [Display] > [Graphics], add QSVEncC64.exe as application.
And from the options, select Arc GPU to be used for QSVEncC and save.
This might change the behavior.
Ok. Thank you @rigaya. I will try that and report back. Might take some hours.
Thank you @rigaya. It works now.
QSVEncC (x64) 7.34 (r2999) by rigaya, Feb 13 2023 12:32:42 (VC 1934/Win)
OS Windows 11 x64 (22621) [UTF-8]
CPU Info 12th Gen Intel Core i9-12900K [5.12GHz] (8P+8E,16C/24T) <DG2>
GPU Info Intel Arc A770 Graphics (512EU) 300-2400MHz (31.0.101.4091)
Media SDK QuickSyncVideo (hardware encoder) FF, 1st GPU, API v2.08
Async Depth 8 frames
Hyper Mode on
Buffer Memory d3d11, 169 work buffer
When I try to encode a file with the A770 and Intel 12Gen CPU I get an error message when the usage of hyper mode with HEVC
Is it possible to see what exactly causes the error message.
the line below works with no problems.
"QSVEncC64.exe" -i "input.mp4" --audio-copy --hyper-mode adaptive -o "output.mkv"
The one below creates an error
"QSVEncC64.exe" -i "input.mp4" -c hevc --audio-copy --hyper-mode adaptive -o "output.mkv"
Error message is:
Is the hyper mode limited to H.264?
More info: