Relevant specs: Donator versions of both MCE buddy and Comskip Video Card: Radeon r7 240 it has Open CL Mobo: Asus B85M-E/CSM I determined that when I physically disconnect the video card, MCEBuddy converts much quicker. A 2 hour MPEG2-TS video takes over 2 hours with the video card connected, b…

If you look at your logs you’ll noticed that in your GPU enabled conversion, the GPU conversion is failing and then falling back to software encoding. 2017-10-01T09:16:50 MCEBuddy.AppWrapper.Handbrake → Encoding: task 1 of 1, 0.71 % (33.70 fps, avg 28.06 fps, ETA 03h39m13s)[mp4 @ 0000000006297ea0]…

Thanks for the reply Goose! Sorry, I mistakenly followed your advice in the opposite order. I ended up using a different file but I don’t suspect this would be an issue since it’s the exact same input format. The 2nd file is much smaller, so I was able to get to the conversion progress bar quicker…

Your logs are showing that you system isn’t using hardware encoding but instead falling back to software encoding. 2017-10-02T22:38:52 MCEBuddy.AppWrapper.Handbrake → [22:38:52] qsv_enc_init: using ‘software’ implementation, API: 1.23 2017-10-02T22:38:56 MCEBuddy.AppWrapper.Handbrake → Encoding: …

My next thought was going to be try using the latest Intel driver. It didn’t make sense that the old but recommended Intel driver without the BETA MCE Buddy was quicker than the same with the BETA version. The speed is an issue with all videos. But I’ve never had a file fail to convert, I always en…

Updated my intel driver to the latest version and it’s still just as slow, estimating about 1 hour for conversion. Here’s a partial log: GPU_LATEST_DRIVER_The Big Bang Theory (2007) - S11E02 - The Retraction Reaction.ts-Convert to MP4-2017-10-03T19-57-20.7022053-04-00.log (683.7 KB)

Can you upload one of the original videos to the MCEBuddy server, let me take a look at it and see what’s going on. I wonder if the hardware decoding which could be creating an issue for you. Let me play with it. You can find the instruction on uploading file in the Read Me before posting post: …

My thought is to set the intel gpu as primary that way mcebuddy will use it for hardware transcoding. As far as I know mcebuddy only supports hardware transcoding on intel and nvidia.

How would I do this? Does this mean I could still have my dedicated gpu attached and available to use for gaming, but have MCE Buddy just use the onboard gpu? And if that’s the case, you’d think the software would switch to the onboard gpu and I wouldn’t have any issues. Thanks for the help!

you mentioned earlier in the thread that you had the option in the bios for “Primary Display” try changing that but be ready to connect your monitor to your intel gpu just incase. As far as gaming goes, I am not a gamer so I would not know. Also, the Radeon r7 240 is quite old I would recommend retu…

视频转换速度在物理移除GPU后反而更快

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Goose (Goose) 2017年10月05日16:33 8

你能把其中一个原始视频上传到 MCEBuddy 服务器吗？让我看看，了解一下情况。我怀疑可能是硬件解码导致的问题，让我试试看。

文件上传方法可在《发帖前必读》中查看：

話題		回覆	觀看
Intermittent hardware encoding failure Hardware Encoding	16	3292	2018年02月15日
Hardware Encoding with Intel QuickSync Hardware Encoding	4	1952	2019年04月21日
Update from 2.4.11 to MCEBuddy 2.5.2 SLOW! Hardware Encoding	12	1593	2020年04月13日
QSV not being recognized/starting Hardware Encoding	12	4396	2017年11月19日
After month of working fine, h/w encoding taking 3x longer Hardware Encoding	1	1088	2018年10月16日

视频转换速度在物理移除GPU后反而更快

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