https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/amd-vce-makes-obs-crash-randomly.49652/#post-221122
any help would be appreciated, thank you very much!
any help would be appreciated, thank you very much!
@Benman2785
im gonna try the disable d3d thingie you told me to check.
will post updates.
which new version do you mean, i think i got the latest anyway..
@ptr
what GPU? and i can tell u it works ;)
you need https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 to work with OBS VCE
Gigabyte R7 260X 2048 MB
23:18:07: No Intel graphics adapter visible in QSVHelper.exe, Optimus problem?pls post a log
u have and R7 260X (GCN 1.1) - so it should work and you can capture 1080p60 in Balanced (but i wouldnt recommend that)
I needs 1080p30. Is it possible?pls post a log
u have and R7 260X (GCN 1.1) - so it should work and you can capture 1080p60 in Balanced (but i wouldnt recommend that)
I needs 1080p30. Is it possible?
I needs stream to local file only.if 1080p60 is possible why shouldnt it work with 30 FPS?
what do you want to do? stream on twitch in 1080p30? forget about it -> it will look shitty unless you are partner...
Just in case anyone was wondering why it's still not in the main obs-studio release:
I see people saying that the media foundation version is terrible. I am aware that the media foundation encoder is terrible. Media foundation encoders really really suck. Don't worry, I know. We were able to replace the NVENC/QSV media foundation encoders with native ones because nvidia/intel gave them compatible licenses with open source software, but we still can't just outright distribute full VCE support (merge jackun's awesome stuff) because AMD hasn't yet made it compatible. It's mostly just licensing/copyright issues at this point.
Well I could actually merge it, I just couldn't release it in binary form, would have to be disabled when compiling main OBS releases. Maybe we can at least merge it.
I might actually try to email AMD to see if they can get this issue hammered out somehow. I really do want to merge jackun's stuff.
(You should hang out with us more jackun, I never see you around the chats)
The evolution of AMD’s Video Coding Engine isn’t documented quite as well. We know that Polaris can encode 8-bit HEVC at up to 4K60, but GCN 1.2-based GPUs are similarly-equipped. It does appear that AMD is working to expand the list of applications compatible with its VCE. The company’s own Gaming Evolved client is a natural match. But it also lists Open Broadcaster Software, which previously only supported QuickSync and NVEnc. Plays.tv is there as well, though that makes sense since it’s a social network from the same company responsible for the Gaming Evolved client.