Here is what I see in the logs. It looks like HW (nVidia) GPU is detected, but later on it looks like it is not using the GPU. WARNING> 2020-03-13T22:27:03 MCEBuddy.AppWrapper.NVidiaQuery --> Checking if Hardware is nvENC compatible INFORMATION> --> NVidia nvENC encoding supported -> True WARNING> …

[image] mike808: GTX-750ti It doesn’t support HEVC: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/discover/216452/gtx-750-ti-nvenc-hevc/ From the FAQ : [image] GPU/Hardware Encoding/Acceleration FAQs List of hardware encoding compatible NVidia GPUs : Video Encode and Decode GPU Support Matr…

Yes it’s using software, either because the Use Hardware Encoding option is not checked in the conversion task -> Expert Settings or your profile is telling MCEBuddy to not use hardware encoding. No way to tell without the logs

Attaching log. How to Cook Well With Rory O’Connell S02E03 20160511 [20200314-0430].mpg-MKV-TV-SD-2020-03-15T12-24-27.log (38.7 KB) This may be a red herring, but MCEBuddy is running as a service, and I read (see below) that services start under Process 0 in Windows, and because of that they cannot …

Please set the logs to debug. I can’t see much in this.

See attached. How to Cook Well With Rory O’Connell S02E06 20160601 [20200317-0630].mpg-MKV-TV-SD-2020-03-17T03-21-43.log (37.2 KB)

This isn’t a conversion log, you’ve enabled skip re-processing so it skipped the conversion: INFORMATION> 2020-03-17T03:21:59 MCEBuddy.Engine.ConversionJob → Checking for destination file skip reprocessing WARNING> 2020-03-17T03:21:59 MCEBuddy.Engine.ConversionJob → Destination file F:\Video\TV S…

My bad. I didn’t check the details on already having that recording already processed. Here is a new one, and it is from a TiVo (pulled via KMTTG with mpg output) for bonus points. This one is much bigger (6MB) so I zipped it. I see some testing but lots of disabling and “unable to find H.264/H.26…

It’s working as expected. Your hardware only supports h.264 encoding and not h.265 encoding → Detected hardware encoder capability → { “hardwareBrand”: “NVidia”, “codecType”: “Encoder”, “hardwareCodecPresent”: true, “h265Codec”: false, “h264Codec”: true } And your profile is converting …

So, does anything support HW H.265 encoding? Is that a nVidia driver thing? An add-on library I can purchase? Thanks for your time looking into it, and for highlighting the sections with “the goods” to educate me/us.

Running Handbrake 1.3.1 (2020010400) it looks like they support H.265 NVENC encoding. I’m running a GTX-750ti using nVidia drivers 442.59 03/10/2020 on Win10x64 1909 release. The current handbrakeCLI in MCEBuddy says nvenc_h265 is supported. So what am I missing? Is it that MCEBuddy is running as…

Just adding that H.265 doesn’t get support on nVidia until the Pascal GPUs (GTX-1050 and above/newer). My (ancient) 750ti is a Maxwell GPU. It is in a dedicated HTPC, which has plenty of spare time to use, so HW transcoding isn’t urgent enough to get an upgrade (yet). I also don’t have 4K content or…

Comment confirmer que les conversions HW/GPU sont utilisées ?

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Goose (Goose) Mars 19, 2020, 2:26 11

Il ne prend pas en charge HEVC : https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/discover/216452/gtx-750-ti-nvenc-hevc/

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