thanks!admin wrote:Working great now! Thanks for your testing, Sir.
Could you help me to get the most GPU process, instead of the CPU?
thanks!admin wrote:Working great now! Thanks for your testing, Sir.
I have no idea to handle your program, so.admin wrote:I already explained it. Didn't you read it?
Use DXVA mode as described in the manual. You'll lose some FPS, however. You'll also be limited to one instance of DGSource() in your script.
Set these in the DGIndexNV.ini file:
UseD3D=1
Decode_Modes=2,2,2,2
It's all explained in my brilliantly written users manuals.pacoor wrote:I have no idea to handle your program, so.
yes english ......admin wrote:It's all explained in my brilliantly written users manuals.pacoor wrote:I have no idea to handle your program, so.
I suppose the English is an obstacle for you. OK, no problem, just post here and we'll all help you. You seem like a great guy.
Thank you for your interest in my tools.
admin wrote:DXVA mode works only on Win 7 and Win 8. Sorry but it is an nVidia limitation.
I tried to download AVS Meter, but I have problems with x64 avisynthadmin wrote:It works fine on 7/8/8.1. On my main development machine I use 8.1. I hope to be able to ditch my GWX defenses any day now.
Before going to all the trouble of reverting your OS, however, I would run AVSMeter tests to see if you can live with CUVID/CUDA mode on your system. Tell us about your use case; maybe we can have other suggestions for you. Maybe some multi-threading, etc.
Good luck, my friend.
aceado wrote:the first thing you need to understand is the first picture is showing that its using the NVENC which is the builtin hardware encoder so yes it will be faster....
best way to find out if it is using gpu to the fullist is to load up a video directly into dgnv itself goto video > disable display then click play if your fps is around ~700 fps then its all fine since this is showing you how fast and able your 1070 is at decoding however in the pictures above its showing your only encoding at 32 fps which is why you would be seeing ~6% video useage
ok sorry ,admin wrote:1257 fps is a pretty decent frame rate for 720 video. I get 338 fps for 720p on my GT 620.
I prefer that you do not discuss torrent files here. Please use files you rip from legitimately owned sources. Full HD or 4K will give you better insight into performance. Thank you.
aceado, that processor and motherboard you have?aceado wrote:as you can see from both the video that i posted and the picture you have shown there is some sort of bottleneck
the decoding the video isn't your issue here nor is it the bottleneck the main issue is normally down to how fast the cpu is able encode it at which for alot of users this would be the case since we can't encode at since a high rate same as the decoding speed nevermind 200 fps lol (maybe for really low res video)
DGDecNV is a decoding application. I am not interested in making a full transcoding application.pacoor wrote:It would not be possible to use or add NVENC to DGIndexNV, or something impossible?
the cpu and the motherboard wouldn't matter for encoding as for encoding videos even if its 6, 8 or even 10 cores there's still gonna be the same result of the bottleneck being the cpu not being able to keep up with the decoding speed of the gpu i'm 100% sure admin will fully agree on thispacoor wrote: aceado, that processor and motherboard you have?