Closed Selur closed 1 year ago
When calling '--check-features' I get:
Checking for QSV... QSVEncC (x64) 7.34 (r2999) by rigaya, Feb 13 2023 12:32:42 (VC 1934/Win) Intel Media SDK API v2.08 reader: raw, avi, avs, vpy, avsw, avhw Environment Info OS : Windows 11 x64 (22621) [UTF-8] CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7950X 16-Core Processor [5.52GHz] (16C/32T) RAM: Used 7210 MB, Total 64632 MB GPU: Intel Arc A380 Graphics (128EU) 2450MHz (31.0.101.3802)
no feature list at all. I also tried different driver versions, all have the same effect. (first tried the current 101.4146 drivers)
Funny thing is, that encoding seems to work fine (did a quick test):
I:\Hybrid\64bit>QSVEncC.exe --avhw -i "g:\TestClips&Co\files\5000frames.mp4" -o g:\Output\test.264 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- g:\Output\test.264 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PG is not supported on this platform, switched to FF mode. 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 AMD Ryzen 9 7950X 16-Core Processor [5.52GHz] (16C/32T) <DG2> GPU Info Intel Arc A380 Graphics (128EU) 300-2450MHz (31.0.101.3802) Media SDK QuickSyncVideo (hardware encoder) FF, 3rd GPU, API v2.07 Async Depth 3 frames Hyper Mode off Buffer Memory d3d11, 41 work buffer Input Info avqsv: H.265/HEVC, 640x480, 25/1 fps VPP ColorFmtConvertion: p010 -> nv12 AVSync cfr Output H.264/AVC(yuv420) High @ Level 3 640x480p 1:1 25.000fps (25/1fps) Target usage 4 - balanced Encode Mode Constant QP (CQP) CQP Value I:24 P:26 B:27 QP Limit min: none, max: none Ref frames 3 frames Bframes 3 frames, B-pyramid: on Max GOP Length 250 frames Ext. Features RepeatPPS QPOffset encoded 5000 frames, 1080.85 fps, 18.54 kbps, 0.44 MB encode time 0:00:04, CPU: 0.0%, GPU: 50.6%, VD: 110.8% frame type IDR 20 frame type I 40, total size 0.02 MB frame type P 1260, total size 0.14 MB frame type B 3720, total size 0.29 MB
This might be related to my system setup, since I got Intel, AMD and NVIDIA. (AMD APU, NVIDIA RTX 4080 and the Intel Arc A380)
NVEncC and VCEEncC work properly.
Got it, my fault. Only works if a display is connected.
When calling '--check-features' I get:
no feature list at all. I also tried different driver versions, all have the same effect. (first tried the current 101.4146 drivers)
Funny thing is, that encoding seems to work fine (did a quick test):
This might be related to my system setup, since I got Intel, AMD and NVIDIA. (AMD APU, NVIDIA RTX 4080 and the Intel Arc A380)
NVEncC and VCEEncC work properly.