My ffmpeg is built with libmfx support, and because of what vainfo was reporting on the driver, so I think the libraries and drivers in use would be the same ones added via the kernel build in the KB article. Additionally, I have verified QuickSync hw encoding is available, through ffmpeg. FreeBSD Please note, these are not hard limits.
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Driver version should be > 31.0.x.x Some Modern Linux versions. Windows 10 or Later Please make sure your Intel GPU drivers are up-to-date. I’m asking because it looks to me like the Ubuntu 20.04 kernel I’m using (5.8.0-44-generic) already has it? vainfo reports it is using iHD as the driver, which I believe is the one needed for hw encoding with NoMachine. Intel Quick Sync Video Supported Hardware and Configurations Intel Skylake (6th Generation Core) CPU or later with Intel HD, Iris Xe or Arc graphics. And right-now I can get the frames and compress it to a. even if nothing is connected to the A380 graphics card. If you got it to work, did you have to do the kernel rebuild in Live Video Encoding Using Intel Quick Sync and Opencv Is Slow Ask Question Asked 8 months ago Modified 7 months ago Viewed 637 times 0 I want to develop one software that takes frames from 4K camera and encodes it simultaneously. This is because version 31.0.101.3959 activates the Intel QuickSync AV1 encoding option in OBS. The KB instructions that require a kernel recompile are out of date- they refer to a thing that doesn’t even exist (and is unavailable now), the Intel Media Server Studio, as part of the build process. NVENC vs AMF/VCE vs QuickSync vs X264 - ULTIMATE Encoder Quality Analysis 2020 Welcome to the ULTIMATE video encoder quality analysis for 2020.
I’ve been trying to get hardware encoding recently, without too much luck. This is the state of streaming encoders for 2020 and where each stands on a quality level, with some notes about issues AMD users face moving forward.
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