Description of problem or question:
I would like to use hardware encoder when converting 4K 60fps H.265 to H.264 (my machine doesn't have HEVC support). I have grey button "allow use of AMD VCE encoders" at options.
Is there any option to enable it or just to old machine ?
HandBrake version (e.g., 1.0.0):
1.3.3
Operating system and version (e.g., Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, macOS 10.13 High Sierra, Windows 10 Creators Update):
i7 (4th generation)
Radeon HD 8970M (supporting VCE 1.0)
Win 10
H.265 -> H.264 how to use VCE AMD
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Re: H.265 -> H.264 how to use VCE AMD
We don't formally support cards before VCE 3.4 (thus, Polaris and newer)
While there is nothing in code to prohibit it, Drivers will likely be problematic, especially on mobility parts and may prevent it's use within HandBrake.
While there is nothing in code to prohibit it, Drivers will likely be problematic, especially on mobility parts and may prevent it's use within HandBrake.
Re: H.265 -> H.264 how to use VCE AMD
Ok that explain why it is gray 
I'm using gopro 2,7K 60fps with GPS (motorcycle and drones) files. Making something with this files at mobile phone is tragedy...
It is possible to have GPS sticker at output video after converting via handbrake ? After converting of course GPS data is lost.
I'm using gopro 2,7K 60fps with GPS (motorcycle and drones) files. Making something with this files at mobile phone is tragedy...
It is possible to have GPS sticker at output video after converting via handbrake ? After converting of course GPS data is lost.
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Re: H.265 -> H.264 how to use VCE AMD
I wouldn't use a hardware h264 encoder to do that. Those are generally horrid.
I would use x264.
I would use x264.