Hi,
I am a VERY satisfied user of your DGDecNV.
I have a Motherboard ASUS P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3 and a Nvidia GTX275. I would like to buy a new video card GTX660 (or similar).
If I keep even the old GTX275 and leave both on the motherboard, your libraries will exploit the computing power of both GPU?
Best regards
[RESOLVED] Multiple GPU for video encoding
- barbatrukko
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Re: Multiple GPU for video encoding
No, only one can be used at a time. But you can choose which one.
- barbatrukko
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Re: Multiple GPU for video encoding
And 2 instance of DGDecNV can use 2 different GPU?
If yes, I think MAYBE is possible in index util, but how to tell do DLL at encoding time?
Best regards?
If yes, I think MAYBE is possible in index util, but how to tell do DLL at encoding time?
Best regards?
Re: Multiple GPU for video encoding
Don't know, never tried it. The GPU is specified in the INI file, so you'd have to duplicate the install directory at least.
- barbatrukko
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Re: Multiple GPU for video encoding
then i can makte this:
1) make 2 folder with 2 copy of DGindexNV content (exe, dll, licence, etc)
2) change the ini file so i can have folder1 -> VGA1, folder2 -> VGA2
3) when i do multiple encoding i can select in avs script, DLL in folder 1 for one encoding and dll from folder2 for another encoding.
Then if i start 2 parallel encoding i could have one encoding (file output1) rendered by vga1 and file output2 rendered by vga2.
mmhh sounds good..
1) make 2 folder with 2 copy of DGindexNV content (exe, dll, licence, etc)
2) change the ini file so i can have folder1 -> VGA1, folder2 -> VGA2
3) when i do multiple encoding i can select in avs script, DLL in folder 1 for one encoding and dll from folder2 for another encoding.
Then if i start 2 parallel encoding i could have one encoding (file output1) rendered by vga1 and file output2 rendered by vga2.
mmhh sounds good..