Question / Help NVENC recording for 4320x4320, where is H265?

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amiraziz

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Running RTX 2080Ti (24GB), with all up to date drivers (including CUDA).
I am trying to capture a 4320 x 4320 output into my Datapath VisionLC DP2 card for RECORDING (not streaming/gameplay).
I read that NVENC 264 only supports max of 4096 x 4096, and I've verified that in my tests. My 4096x4096 tests work perfectly.
Because I am capturing live visuals for a dome format, the extra 448 pixels will improve my output enough that I care.

Anytime I try to use NVENC for my 4320 x 4320 recording, it fails to start.
I've read that NVENC h265 can capture up to 8K, but I don't see that option anywhere in OBS. Anyone know how I can get around this 4096 limit?

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BluePeer

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FFmpeg Encoders for OBS Studio

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there is bottom 264 265
 
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koala

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With these custom ffmpeg settings I was able to record with constant qp mode with nvenc hevc on a GTX 1070:

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Hello guys. I read many threads in this forum and on redit too but not understand which is better for me. My pc config is i7 7700k 4.2, gtx 1060 6gb, 8gb gb ram. I try to compare nvenc cqp vs x264 crf and not see any diffenence. Both rate controls depend on number which youi need write. I...
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Remark: You vary the recording quality with the qp= parameter in the custom video encoder settings. Not with bitrate. I didn't make tests for sane values, but I assume it's about the same range as with h.264: 15-25 (lower values mean higher quality), with perhaps a bit higher the higher the resolution.
 
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starmanj

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starmanj said:
So how do you uninstall OBS' native ffmpeg encoders, so that we can use StreamFX ffmpeg?
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I see all the filter options, but all I get is the regular H.264 recording options. How do I disable the native ffmpeg and use your built-in one?
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rockbottom

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starmanj said:
So how do you uninstall OBS' native ffmpeg encoders, so that we can use StreamFX ffmpeg?
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You don't, leave them alone.

starmanj said:
I see all the filter options, but all I get is the regular H.264 recording options. How do I disable the native ffmpeg and use your built-in one?
Thanks
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Sounds to me like you didn't follow the install guide Michael provided...

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Installation

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starmanj

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I installed latest OBS, then Visual Studio 2019 as guide said. That is the gist of the install guide. What am I missing?
 
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