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How enable HW accelrated encoding in FFMPEG, Ubuntu 19.04 ?
(at least _nvenc variants of h.264/h.265 encoders)
Do you know simplified user friendly way, how to do that using TASKSEL or similar automated tools ? Thank you for any advice.
(my configuration: GeForce GTX 1060 6GB/PCIe/SSE2 / nVidia binary drivers version 418.56, nvidia-cuda-toolkit installed)
$ ffmpeg -h encoder=hevc_nvenc
ffmpeg version 4.1.3-0ubuntu1
Codec 'hevc_nvenc' is not recognized by FFmpeg.
btw, my cuda acceleration works perfectly in BLENDER CYCLES ... so it works in general, but not in FFMPEG
nvidia 19.04 cuda ffmpeg encoding
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How enable HW accelrated encoding in FFMPEG, Ubuntu 19.04 ?
(at least _nvenc variants of h.264/h.265 encoders)
Do you know simplified user friendly way, how to do that using TASKSEL or similar automated tools ? Thank you for any advice.
(my configuration: GeForce GTX 1060 6GB/PCIe/SSE2 / nVidia binary drivers version 418.56, nvidia-cuda-toolkit installed)
$ ffmpeg -h encoder=hevc_nvenc
ffmpeg version 4.1.3-0ubuntu1
Codec 'hevc_nvenc' is not recognized by FFmpeg.
btw, my cuda acceleration works perfectly in BLENDER CYCLES ... so it works in general, but not in FFMPEG
nvidia 19.04 cuda ffmpeg encoding
asked Sep 20 at 13:17
Jiří DoubravskýJiří Doubravský
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How enable HW accelrated encoding in FFMPEG, Ubuntu 19.04 ?
(at least _nvenc variants of h.264/h.265 encoders)
Do you know simplified user friendly way, how to do that using TASKSEL or similar automated tools ? Thank you for any advice.
(my configuration: GeForce GTX 1060 6GB/PCIe/SSE2 / nVidia binary drivers version 418.56, nvidia-cuda-toolkit installed)
$ ffmpeg -h encoder=hevc_nvenc
ffmpeg version 4.1.3-0ubuntu1
Codec 'hevc_nvenc' is not recognized by FFmpeg.
btw, my cuda acceleration works perfectly in BLENDER CYCLES ... so it works in general, but not in FFMPEG
nvidia 19.04 cuda ffmpeg encoding
asked Sep 20 at 13:17
Jiří DoubravskýJiří Doubravský
1,1073 gold badges14 silver badges28 bronze badges
How enable HW accelrated encoding in FFMPEG, Ubuntu 19.04 ?
(at least _nvenc variants of h.264/h.265 encoders)
Do you know simplified user friendly way, how to do that using TASKSEL or similar automated tools ? Thank you for any advice.
(my configuration: GeForce GTX 1060 6GB/PCIe/SSE2 / nVidia binary drivers version 418.56, nvidia-cuda-toolkit installed)
$ ffmpeg -h encoder=hevc_nvenc
ffmpeg version 4.1.3-0ubuntu1
Codec 'hevc_nvenc' is not recognized by FFmpeg.
btw, my cuda acceleration works perfectly in BLENDER CYCLES ... so it works in general, but not in FFMPEG
nvidia 19.04 cuda ffmpeg encoding
nvidia 19.04 cuda ffmpeg encoding
asked Sep 20 at 13:17
Jiří DoubravskýJiří Doubravský
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I've found simple solution ...
just remove ffmpeg package
sudo apt remove ffmpeg
and install SNAP package instead
sudo snap install ffmpeg
And thats it, you can use *_nvenc codecs now. They are already included in snap package. No need to download header files, no need to complile anything.
Tip: If you have ubuntu version 19.04, be sure to give the ffmpeg package all permissions (especially access to external storage) in the software center.
answered Sep 20 at 13:53
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+1 because after a lot of years with this issue, this is the one I would recommend. One stop solution, future-proofed
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Sep 21 at 16:11
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I've found simple solution ...
just remove ffmpeg package
sudo apt remove ffmpeg
and install SNAP package instead
sudo snap install ffmpeg
And thats it, you can use *_nvenc codecs now. They are already included in snap package. No need to download header files, no need to complile anything.
Tip: If you have ubuntu version 19.04, be sure to give the ffmpeg package all permissions (especially access to external storage) in the software center.
answered Sep 20 at 13:53
Jiří DoubravskýJiří Doubravský
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+1 because after a lot of years with this issue, this is the one I would recommend. One stop solution, future-proofed
– Luis Alvarado
Sep 21 at 16:11
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I've found simple solution ...
just remove ffmpeg package
sudo apt remove ffmpeg
and install SNAP package instead
sudo snap install ffmpeg
And thats it, you can use *_nvenc codecs now. They are already included in snap package. No need to download header files, no need to complile anything.
Tip: If you have ubuntu version 19.04, be sure to give the ffmpeg package all permissions (especially access to external storage) in the software center.
answered Sep 20 at 13:53
Jiří DoubravskýJiří Doubravský
1,1073 gold badges14 silver badges28 bronze badges
+1 because after a lot of years with this issue, this is the one I would recommend. One stop solution, future-proofed
– Luis Alvarado
Sep 21 at 16:11
add a comment
|
I've found simple solution ...
just remove ffmpeg package
sudo apt remove ffmpeg
and install SNAP package instead
sudo snap install ffmpeg
And thats it, you can use *_nvenc codecs now. They are already included in snap package. No need to download header files, no need to complile anything.
Tip: If you have ubuntu version 19.04, be sure to give the ffmpeg package all permissions (especially access to external storage) in the software center.
answered Sep 20 at 13:53
Jiří DoubravskýJiří Doubravský
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I've found simple solution ...
just remove ffmpeg package
sudo apt remove ffmpeg
and install SNAP package instead
sudo snap install ffmpeg
And thats it, you can use *_nvenc codecs now. They are already included in snap package. No need to download header files, no need to complile anything.
Tip: If you have ubuntu version 19.04, be sure to give the ffmpeg package all permissions (especially access to external storage) in the software center.
answered Sep 20 at 13:53
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+1 because after a lot of years with this issue, this is the one I would recommend. One stop solution, future-proofed
– Luis Alvarado
Sep 21 at 16:11
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+1 because after a lot of years with this issue, this is the one I would recommend. One stop solution, future-proofed
– Luis Alvarado
Sep 21 at 16:11
+1 because after a lot of years with this issue, this is the one I would recommend. One stop solution, future-proofed
– Luis Alvarado
Sep 21 at 16:11
+1 because after a lot of years with this issue, this is the one I would recommend. One stop solution, future-proofed
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