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There are other multiGPU-related bugs that I have observed with Blender that do not occur if the integrated Intel GPU is disabled, but this seems the most likely one to be encountered on a desktop PC.

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I think the problem could be with how OpenCL devices are probed either by the AMD driver or by Blender, but I do not have solid evidence for this. This type of configuration can be useful for taking advantage of the Intel GPU for hardware-accelerated video encoding (QuickSync). At the moment there is no display attached to the Intel GPU output ports, and the Radeon is set in the OS as the primary display. As, I said referring to is one stop place to get information on the SKU supporting the quick sync technology. But generally most of the Haswell line of processors do include the capability of Quicksync technology.

I tried forcing the Blender binary to use to Radeon GPU under Settings > System > Display, but with no change in the crashing behavior when trying to start it with factory settings: Yes, some specific SKU of Haswell donot support QuickSync capability.

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The Intel UHD drivers also appear to be the latest non-beta available on the Intel website (30.0.100.9864). Those are reasons why I upload only raw clips.The AMD Radeon display drivers are the latest available (21.10.1). So back to square one and still searching that editor that would allow me to cut few pieces of the clip. Might be that H264 format is part of the issue, but recording anything else is really not possible because of size or CPU power required. Also might leave 0.5-1second blank video to beginning, audio works during that time still.

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VirtualDub is still best for cutting a piece out, but preview does not work well, gets garbaged and does not update to position of the clip, so has to know the correct time where to cut.

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So I uploaded just raw recorded clip, where I wanted to make this UI to disappear so I would of cut around 1 second from beginning, nothing more, but none of software wanted to do the job.Īs many has seen, UI is not visible in YT video, because from some weird reason YT cut first 0.5 or so seconds from the video when I uploaded, but that annoying bling is still there:įor a guy like me who will never be able to make incredible cinematic videos, but who would like to share some informative or funny short clips, investing money to something like Sony video editor is bit too much, but then again none of the free ones seems to work at all, when cutting 1 second is causing already big issues to most free editors. Rest of editors work even worse, crashing, poor quality or just having video feed pause while audio runs, one just gives media offline error for videos on SSD while old version of that has worked better only rarely giving that error new one is not able to load H264 clips at all. A few days ago, Finamp hit 400 stars on GitHub so I thought I'd make a thank you post :) Finamp is easily the most fun I've had developing software - you're all awesome to interact with (even your bug reports are well done), and seeing all the comments and reviews about the app still feels weird to see.

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While Lightworks was best working and claimed being free, yesterday I started it for a long time and it says to give username and password so they issue new free license, it does not, just says no license available.Ģnd best working is VSDC and if I don't use preview function it somewhat works, but messes up video when rendering, yesterday it made video to stop playing after 4 seconds and sound being way out of sync, sometimes it just messes image so that you can't tell what there is on screen. I have come to conclusion that I don't have working video editor. I think that nvenc had bit poor quality when I tested it out, might of needed lot higher bitrate than quicksync or then I remember completely wrong.

With intel iGPU something else to record might work better. I don't think nvenc killed my CPU, but my GPU is bit slow so I use quick sync video instead.

Not sure if there should be centralized place about all different editors mentioned, might help some, I haven't seen much tutorials about video making in BeamNG either, so for someone skilled and bored there is something to do, I can barely record a video, sometimes even that fails. Inkscape, blender, smoothly and without problems, also is it good for working with multiple. I download this and have used it once, it might be usable, just haven't had inspiration about fooling around in it: Intel QuickSync Video (speeds up conversion of video files).

Click to expand.I don't think nvenc killed my CPU, but my GPU is bit slow so I use quick sync video instead.

Intel quicksync and blender