Hello everybody.
Just wondering, is there anybody that makes a monolitic build of handbrake with patches for hardware acceleration (decode/encode)?
It's really sad to have latest gpu and an i7 and have only the bare cpu to make the work
PS: if there's a magick switch in the main handbrake app i'll be happy also
static build of handbrake with nvidia and intel hardware acceleration
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Re: static build of handbrake with nvidia and intel hardware acceleration
Generally speaking, GPU encoding suffers from too much latency to be useful. The exception is Intel QSV, which is already supported by HandBrake.
Re: static build of handbrake with nvidia and intel hardware acceleration
Except that QSV isn't supported on the Linux/Unix build, is it?
Re: static build of handbrake with nvidia and intel hardware acceleration
In theory it is if you have the correct drivers and the nightly builds. (I don't recall if it works in 1.0.x)
Re: static build of handbrake with nvidia and intel hardware acceleration
how to check if QSV is on?
i got handbrake from stable ppa i suppose "stebbins-ubuntu-handbrake-releases-zesty"
i got handbrake from stable ppa i suppose "stebbins-ubuntu-handbrake-releases-zesty"
Re: static build of handbrake with nvidia and intel hardware acceleration
Your activity log should show if QSV hardware and a compatible video driver was detected.
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Re: static build of handbrake with nvidia and intel hardware acceleration
The PPA builds do not enable QSV. HandBrake's QSV support has never been tested on Linux by anyone to my knowledge.