Excellent.I finally got NVEnc running in VRD (way harder then I expected) an on a 720p test file at ~10Mbps I get 620fps!!!!
I'm ready...Probably going to be part of v6, which will not be free
You know you can use the simple profile dialog in Pro right? There is a check box at the bottom of the profile list that swaps the two. And t any time you can use the other dialog by holding shift when clicking the button. This works on all the buttons in the profile dialog and the options button in the Save dialog.I'm ready...
Hmm, may have to buy both Pro and non Pro,
I prefer the less complex non Pro except for special needs.
Heh, any bundle discount?
jmc
I'll have to try that out and see how it goes.You know you can use the simple profile dialog in Pro right? There is a check box at the bottom of the profile list that swaps the two. And t any time you can use the other dialog by holding shift when clicking the button. This works on all the buttons in the profile dialog and the options button in the Save dialog.
Will the upcoming v6 be using x265 encoder that supports max CPU? Also will this be available in consumer TV Suite v6 as well or will TVSuite v6 continue to use MainConcept's and use its implementation of H.265 HVEC?The encoder we use in our consumer version, the one made by MainConcept, can not use more then 4 cores so even on a 4 core machine with hyperhtreading it doesn't run at 100%. The Pro product includes x264 which can use more cores and easily maxes out my machine. However it still can't max all 16 threads of the Ryzen. So unless you run multiple versions to do simultaneous encodes it's not going to do you much good.
I've never been able to get my AMD 290 video card to encode. So no idea of quality.I finally got NVEnc running in VRD (way harder then I expected) an on a 720p test file at ~10Mbps I get 620fps!!!!