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| * Mezzmo could not locate Intel's Quick Sync DLLs on your computer. Mezzmo needs these DLLs to communicate with your CPU to use Intel's Quick Sync features. You can download the Quick Sync DLLs by installing the Intel Media SDK. It is a free download from https://software.intel.com/en-us/media-sdk/download. | * Mezzmo could not locate Intel's Quick Sync DLLs on your computer. Mezzmo needs these DLLs to communicate with your CPU to use Intel's Quick Sync features. You can download the Quick Sync DLLs by installing the Intel Media SDK. It is a free download from https://software.intel.com/en-us/media-sdk/download. | ||
| - | * **Encode: Nvidia NVENC** - Select this option to use Nvidia NVENC encoding technology to encode your video files. Nvidia NVENC technology is available in Nvidia graphics cards (e.g. GeForce graphics cards). Mezzmo checks if your Nvidia graphics card has NVENC technology when displaying thid dialog. It if does not, then you will see "(Not Supported") listed next to Nvidia NVENC. To check which Nvidia graphics cards have NVENC technology, first go to this link to locate your graphics card: https://developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-decode-gpu-support-matrix. Take note of the code name on this web page for your graphics card. Next, go to this link to see if the code name for your card is listed in the 'NVENC Support Matrix' section: https://developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-decode-gpu-support-matrix | + | * **Encode: Nvidia NVENC** - Select this option to use Nvidia NVENC encoding technology to encode your video files. Nvidia NVENC technology is available in Nvidia graphics cards (e.g. GeForce graphics cards). Mezzmo checks if your Nvidia graphics card has NVENC technology when displaying thid dialog. It if does not, then you will see "(Not Supported") listed next to Nvidia NVENC. The reasons for Nvidia NVENC being listed as not supported are: |
| - | + | * You must have an Nvidia graphics card. | |
| - | **Tip:** If you have an Nvidia graphics card and you think it does have NVENC technology but it is listed as "(Not Supported)", then try updating your Nvidia graphics drivers to the latest version. | + | * To check which Nvidia graphics cards have NVENC technology, first go to this [[https://developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-decode-gpu-support-matrix|link]] to locate your graphics card. Take note of the code name on this web page for your graphics card. Next, go to this [[https://developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-decode-gpu-support-matrix|link]] to see if the code name for your card is listed in the 'NVENC Support Matrix' section. |
| + | * If you have an Nvidia graphics card and you think it does have NVENC technology, but it is listed as "(Not Supported)", then try updating your Nvidia graphics drivers to the latest version. | ||
| ==== Default Settings ==== | ==== Default Settings ==== | ||