MediaCoder

I see you beat me to it; it is already here. However, every setting I try returns an error. Is it still only partially implemented, or is there a setting on my end I have to adjust?

Hello, Stanley.

Are you considering at all allowing for H.264 encoding using the Nvidia Kepler architecture (NVENC <https://developer.nvidia.com/nvidia-video-codec-sdk>) as opposed to its CUDAs? It's supposed to be even faster.

Avi wrote:Could something like this Intel QuickSync Decoder (under the BSD license and described here) be folded into MediaCoder to offload decoding work to the iGPU as well?

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Could something like this Intel QuickSync Decoder (under the BSD license and described here) be folded into MediaCoder to offload decoding work to the iGPU as well?

For the record, I believe that this topic is discussed in this thread.

While working through an issue with another piece of software that uses QS (MSI afterburner), I was pointed to a website that describes how to activate the Intel iGPU adapter without needing Lucid VIRTU running so that Mediacoder (and other programs) can access it directly. This tends to speed up th...

I switched back to regular LUCID VIRTU and it still works. It seems that once the Intel drivers are updated, LUCID must be reinstalled. I still don't understand the issue with the colorspace, though.

I think I may have solved it. Back to 5560x64. After multiple upload and downloads; uninstalls and reinstalls, I changed from VIRTU to VIRTU MVP (v1). I think this solved the imsdkenc.exe issue. The colorspace issue was seperate, and seems to be a result of choosing "Encoder Filters". You used to re...

I have an i7-2600K and Nvidia GTX570. I haven't transcoded in about a year, but used to be able to use both CUDA and Intel transcoding with no issues. I just updated from 5330 to 5560 (x64), and I started getting constant "imsdkenc.exe has stopped working" errors. I realize a new version of the SDK ...

briantokyo wrote:I sort of fixed it, turns out it doesn't work if you update the onboard video drivers from Windows Update; reinstalling the drivers by downloading the package from Intel site fixed it.

That's how I updated the drivers too, but I didn't realize that made a difference. Thanks for posting!