Hi
Would you please teach me whether NVIDIA gpu supports the AV1 enc/dec or not?
Best regards.
Kaka
Hi
Would you please teach me whether NVIDIA gpu supports the AV1 enc/dec or not?
Best regards.
Kaka
Hello,Nvidia.
I think you should update Video Encode and Decode GPU Support Matrix.(GTX 1650 SUPER etc.)
Hello,
Are there any constraints on using NVENC on laptops (on the Max-Q series cards)?
@TomNVIDIA Could you add the Tesla A100 to the Decode matrix?
@EwoutH I have sent a request to the team to have this added to the matrix. I donāt have an ETA for this at the moment, but will update the thread when this info is available.
Tom
There is no PCIe card version of A100 at this time, we only list available GPUs, and right now Ampere is only in the DGX A100 and EGX A100. Once the PCIe card is announced, we will add it to the matrix.
Hey!
I was wondering, in this table, we see the 1650 doesnāt support HEVC B-Frames because the GPU runs on Turing but the encoding runs on Volta.
What about the 1650 Super? It looks like on the product page the encoding is running on Turing for the 1650 Super. Does this mean the HEVC B-Frame is supported on the 1650 Super? If so, it might be interesting to add this card in the table.
Iām not a pro so iām not sure of all that, but itās just supposition on what I read.
Tell me if Iām right about the 1650 Super!
Best,
Can you just confirm that NVENC is same for Turing and Ampere? Is there any performance or quality or functional improvment in Ampere?
Do we have an update to the support matrix page for Ampere cards (like RTX 3080)?
I recall reading about their support to AV1 codec, but the current support matrix says nothing about either Ampere or AV1.
@TomNVIDIA Could you add the Nvidia A100 (there is now a PCIe version), the GeForce RTX 3070, RTX 3080 and RTX 3090?
This matrix is really useful but needs to be updates with 3XXX series.
Is there any update on matrix for GPUs with Ampere architecture like GeForce RTX 3070, RTX 3080 and RTX 3090?
Video Encode and Decode GPU Support Matrix | NVIDIA Developer is cool, but we still need https://developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-and-decode-gpu-support-matrix since it has information hat is practically impossible to find elsewhere for older generations like GK110B
Please bring the old page back and place a link on top of it for new version instead of a redirect, or integrate this information into new page, donāt just throw it away.
What about adding RTX 3060 and new low-profile RTX A2000? Iām especially waiting for the NVDEC/NVENCs count
Hi everyone
According to the support matrix, the NVIDIA T600 Laptop GPU has HEVC B Frame support.
However, the TU117 chipset should not have support for B frames according to Wikipedia and the information I found (also here in the forum).
Is the matrix incorrect or have I overlooked something? Thank you in advance.
Dears,
Can we know the maximum number of parallel encoding streams with resolution like 1080p30 per graphic card board?
Like when we see Tesla M10 Tesla M10 GPU Accelerator | NVIDIA, itās showing ā28 H.264 1080p30 streamsā, can we have the same for other graphic card board?
Thanks.
The support matrix has been updated today , please check it out:
https://developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-decode-gpu-support-matrix
Why ist there no column for H.265 (HEVC) 4:2:2? Is it included in support for 4:4:4?
When will A10 and A16 be supported ? @TomNVIDIA