https://developer.nvidia.com/video-enco ... ort-matrix

This officially shows that GP108 drops NVENC (but not NVDEC). I guess that's the problem?

Rocky wrote: ↑

Sun May 24, 2020 6:13 pm

Try setting Use D3D, exit DGIndexNV, and restart it. That's the last hope.

Sadly the last hope is a nope!

Looks like I'm out of luck Ah well. Thanks for trying!

This is where the BIOS option was on my old laptop: https://kbimg.dell.com/library/KB/DELL_ORGANIZATIONAL_GROUPS/DELL_GLOBAL/Content%20Team/I_Latitude-E6530_NVIDIAOptimus-BIOS_ch_v1b.jpg but on the new one (Latitude 5500) there's only Laptop Brightness and no Optimus or other GPU options anywhere el...

No, nothing like that unfortunately - in fact I don't recall seeing any mention of Optimus anywhere on this new laptop. Maybe it's just become such a ubiquitous thing it isn't worthy of being mentioned any more (or optionally disabled). Let me know if I can check anything else. In the meantime I've ...

Here's my result:

https://i.imgur.com/JsCu1lZ.png

It's the same if I run the command prompt specifying the NVIDIA card, and also if I Run as Administrator.

Understood about laptops. If you can help, that's great; if not, DGDecNV has served me well for many years previously (also on a laptop!) so it's not like I haven't had my money's worth. I'm not 100% sure about CUDA things, but Blender show both graphics cards (MX150/Intel Core i7) under its CUDA ta...

I recently got a new computer and have just got around to installing DGDecNV. When I try to open any .mkv or .264 file I get the following error: GPU decoder: Failed to create video decoder [100]. Exiting... My driver version (installed automatically by Windows 10) is 26.21.14.3206. The .264 files I...