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Pengaban · 10th February 2017, 15:45

I'm wondering why on the latest Stax1.4.0.0 with NVEnc 3.02 I cant find the deinterlace function in Encoder Options?
The info "help.txt" for 3.02 lists the deinterlace function.
Tried to use the commandline "--vpp-deinterlace adaptive" only gives me NVEnc errors.

Is this a known bug? Or did I broke something on my setup?
I'm using 376.06 NV driver on Win7 x64 with a GK106.

With Stax1.3.4.0 with NVEnc 2.04 "--vpp-deinterlace adaptive" works as supposed.

@JohnLai
For me another advantage of GPU(ASIC) encoding over the CPU is power draw. Would be interesting to see how much watt a Xeon CPU eats up in comparison to NVEnc. And switching a GPU takes 10 minutes including Driver Update. In contrast trying to change a motherboard would take hours on the minimum(days are more realistic) and probably needs to clean reinstall the OS also various driver Update sessions and so on. Not talking about the money side. The cheapest current gen NV/AMD encoding GPU 100,-?

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Pengaban Registered User Join Date: Feb 2016 Posts: 8	I'm wondering why on the latest Stax1.4.0.0 with NVEnc 3.02 I cant find the deinterlace function in Encoder Options? The info "help.txt" for 3.02 lists the deinterlace function. Tried to use the commandline "--vpp-deinterlace adaptive" only gives me NVEnc errors. Is this a known bug? Or did I broke something on my setup? I'm using 376.06 NV driver on Win7 x64 with a GK106. With Stax1.3.4.0 with NVEnc 2.04 "--vpp-deinterlace adaptive" works as supposed. @JohnLai For me another advantage of GPU(ASIC) encoding over the CPU is power draw. Would be interesting to see how much watt a Xeon CPU eats up in comparison to NVEnc. And switching a GPU takes 10 minutes including Driver Update. In contrast trying to change a motherboard would take hours on the minimum(days are more realistic) and probably needs to clean reinstall the OS also various driver Update sessions and so on. Not talking about the money side. The cheapest current gen NV/AMD encoding GPU 100,-? Last edited by Pengaban; 10th February 2017 at 16:17.