Copying this from GitHub at the request of kkartaltepe
Mesa has been updated to latest available Kisak release (23.2.1), although "stock" Ubuntu Mesa version behaved the same way
This has been the behavior since installing Ubuntu fresh last week, on a newly-built system. I had suspicions that the a750's firmware was out of date, but even after updating the firmware (following step 4 from this Handbrake troubleshooting session), the QSV encoder engine did not become available.
Open to any and all suggestions to get this working, as the purpose of this machine was to have hardware AV1 encoding available. Note in the log file that qsv11.so is loading.
Operating System Info
Ubuntu 22.04OBS Studio Version
30.0.0OBS Studio Log URL
https://obsproject.com/logs/iyRwcecjD41UwjEMExpected Behavior
Settings>Output (Advanced)>Streaming/Recording>Video Encoder should contain an entry for QSV with all relevant codecsCurrent Behavior
Currently only x264, FFmpeg VAAPI (with relevant codecs), and AOM AV1 are available as encoder optionsAnything else we should know?
Kernel has been updated to Mainline 6.5.11, although "stock" kernel 6.2.0-37.38 behaved the same wayMesa has been updated to latest available Kisak release (23.2.1), although "stock" Ubuntu Mesa version behaved the same way
This has been the behavior since installing Ubuntu fresh last week, on a newly-built system. I had suspicions that the a750's firmware was out of date, but even after updating the firmware (following step 4 from this Handbrake troubleshooting session), the QSV encoder engine did not become available.
Open to any and all suggestions to get this working, as the purpose of this machine was to have hardware AV1 encoding available. Note in the log file that qsv11.so is loading.