Hi
While tryiny to install the latest ffmpeg that support “nvenc” , i got the following message after runnnig “configure” : ERROR: nvEncodeAPI.h not found.
I have a geforce 210 with 1 GB DDR3 with 16 Cuda cores . my question is simple : When i have so much cores that no serve to use the nvencoding capabilities, why are we using a computing in the 21 Century ?
Thank you
PS : i will not buy an anotha nvidia Card untill i get good and humble support for my Geforce 210 .
I get the same problem,i installed the NVENC SDK 5.0 but when i try to compile ffmpeg with it (./configure --enable-nonfree --enable-nvenc) i get ERROR: nvEncodeAPI.h not found
this file is in the NVENC SDK, i dont know if i must move it or … ?
I think that ffmpeg is probably looking for that header file in a place like /usr/include.
Anyways, you are complaining that your 6 year old low end card doesn’t support a feature that was relesed for the 600 series in 2012? I don’t even…
NVENC does not use your cuda cores, it uses dedicated video encoding hardware present on the 600 series and above.