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sskodje / ScreenRecorderLib

A .NET library for screen recording in Windows, using native Microsoft Media Foundation for realtime encoding to h264 video or PNG images.
MIT License
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HardwareEncodingEnabled -> no Effect #312

Closed hth26 closed 1 month ago

hth26 commented 3 months ago

Regardless of whether 'IsHardwareEncodingEnabled' is true/false, the frame rate is only just above 20fps [with 60fps set] tested under Windows 11 with:

Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8259U CPU @ 2.30GHz 2.30 GHz AMD RYTEN 3-5425U

Helmar Thiere

sskodje commented 2 months ago

Both CPUs should support hardware encoding, which should record smooth at 60fps. I have tested 60fps at 1080p to work with hardware encoding on an Intel 8250U machine. CPU encoding on this machine can only do around 25-30fps with low load. It sounds weird if hardware encoding should be non-functional on both your machines.

Are you sure Windows is actually rendering in 60fps? Playing a 60fps youtube video for example is a good test.