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can you please try without resize?

gmb wrote:http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Z87-G45-G ... l#download


Click on driver and download 9.18.10.3215.

great, if this version has the stated problem,
as above - please share your tracer logs...

in any case, I would recommend to re-install drivers before next tests
with OS reboot in between.

gmb wrote:You call OEM driver releases a leak?

official download page from OEM please.

gmb wrote:Let's have a look to Lookahead
...

I dont see any released driver with support of LA.

No ideas where these results might come from and what for?

Yes. SVN 5671 didn't had such issue. still, tracer logs for this/SVN 5671 version (which I believe works in any case: with and without tracer) and version(latest SVN?) which doesnt work (even though it works "under tracer") would be required to share. Also, are we talking about latest pub...

Of course it works with iGPU set as primary device or iGU alone. The point is that with Nvidia as primary and iGPU as secondary it worked fine with the second Beta Handbrake release but since then VC-1 doesn't work anymore. what might help - if you can share your Media SDK Tracer/mediasdk_trace log...

AVC samples still work. VC-1 Sample is here: http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/530/hd-dvd-demo-1080p-vc-1-ddplus-5-1/ What Nvidia card do you have and what driver? I dont have configuration with two cards , just integrated one, SVN5758: HandBrakeCLI.exe -e qsv_h264 -i C:\projects\hb\vc1\hddvd_de...

feel free to share your sample(s),
I am not sure that I can reproduce this fail over my collection.

it looks to be question of availability provided by OS, not really HandBrake

did I get you correct that : you would like to "select qsH264 option in video codec" ONLY when really available ?

MediaInfo might report different "types" of frame rate : it might get it from stream header OR verify timestamp sequence, etc

what exactly is the point for concern(s)?
may be dump of mediainfo report?

update: starting from SVN revision 5725 you should be able to transcode your .ts file just fine.

Smithcraft wrote:As mixels said, MP4 is being used for device compatibility.

SC

yes, overlooked , sorry.

use .mkv

great, thanks for sharing your fix

thank you for your feedback.

just curious - if output file is placed locally, not over network,
does it change behavior?
OR when output file is point to the mounted drive ( not \\... but like f:\... ) ?

yes, it is latest ones , did you make a reboot after install ? also, lucid virtu I believe a latest version , right? the issue right now : Lucid doesnt not allow detection of QSV,for some reason(s), it is not a question to HandBrake but Lucid/HW settings, therefore HandBrake fails back to pure CPU u...

what GPU driver version do you have installed?

you are correct, you actually found two issues: - video corruption (pink blobs/white lines) when resizing to 720p should be already fixed in svn, will be part of next binary drop - decoding issue where frames are dropped throughout the decoding process. We will discuss fix next week and it should be...

not sure that I can reproduce your case with this "video stuck",

latest available by today from the official web site is only 15.​31.​9.​3165

yes, thanks

let me investigate it now...

your issue is on TODO list - would it help?

can you share your driver used?
is this a recommended one?
see Release notes at https://trac.handbrake.fr/milestone/QuickSync%20Beta

also, about "pink blobs and white lines", how can I reproduce situation on my side?

As a side note this video fails (stuck at 0,85%) with Target usage 1 and 2 and VBR bitrate mode in Handbrake. CQP no problem and higher Target usage with VBR also no problem. Here is the video: http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/53 ... dplus-5-1/ please show your command line used and version of ...

beside stated above - there are pts/dts corner case(s) in this stream,
practically, within transcode, output values needs to be extrapolated...

this issue is in TODO list.

thanks for the report
hang should be fixed starting from SVN 5691