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Intel Quicksync Encoder not found #904
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what CPU model? |
11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11700K @ 3.60GHz 3.60 GHz |
I tried plugging in a monitor to the onboard Intel GPU. I configured Sunshine to use the Intel display adapter and the display connected to it. With the display set as the Intel GPU, it was able to find the Quicksync encoder. I ran the game on this monitor but still used my 4070Ti to render. This worked, but unfortunately the performance/quality was not even close to NVENC so I'm back to square one. |
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i have only one gpu,and monitor on board |
@lzkk4 we will track the issue here, thanks. |
1156g7,Xe gpu,h264_qsv found,hevc_qsv found. actually,all of those igpu support h264 and hevc encode,but only Xe work. |
The bug with freezing and HAGS has been fixed for the past month or so since the Feb release of NVIDIA GPU drivers. |
This is a limitation with the DXGI API used to capture the display, basically we can't capture video using different adapters. As you figured out already, if you attach the monitor to your motherboard HDMI output instead, it would allow you to do this. Because at that point, NVIDIA Optimus would "kick in". However NVENC does a better job at encoding so you really wouldn't want to do this unless you absolutely have to. I am closing out this issue as it is more of a limitation of the Windows API as opposed to Sunshine. |
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Describe the Bug
I am experiencing image freezing when using Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling which is required for DLSS3 and Frame Generation. As I understand, this is a bug with the NVENC encoder.
I have enabled the Intel GPU in my BIOS and installed the latest Intel drivers. I have configured Sunshine to use the Intel Quicksync Encoder but it is unable to find it and it resorts to using the NVENC encoder.
Expected Behavior
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Additional Context
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Host Operating System
Windows
Operating System Version
Windows 11 Pro 10.0.22000 Build 22000
Architecture
64 bit
Sunshine commit or version
v0.18.1
Package
Windows - installer
GPU Type
Nvidia
GPU Model
RTX 4070Ti
GPU Driver/Mesa Version
528.49
Capture Method (Linux Only)
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