With the new version, I can now select CUDA for H.265 decode. I'm not what changed , but cool!
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Can you select VC1 with Cuda and not get a pop up saying it's not supported as I have intel graphics and can now select hd graphics for h265 but a pop up say not supported with your graphics card for both h265 and VC-1 then goe's back to software for the above two.
P.S. I thought your power cuda card could work with h265 and Fab.
Is it decode and encode with h265 or just one with that new power cuda card?
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What OS you running Marty? I can get that in Windows 7 but not in Windows 10. I'm told Windows 10 does not support h.265 encoding.How to post the internal log
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Same set up here except GTX980 card and no go in 10. Maybe the 1060 builds it in like the 960 does?How to post the internal log
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Yes to all Marty and it looks like the 1060 supports h.265 encoding on board.How to post the internal log
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@90312, you 980 does not support H265 decoder, but support H265 encoder.
WilsonPlease post your logs the default location is:
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For StreamFab: C:\Users\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\StreamFab\log
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If it's the burning issue, please also attach burn log.
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From what little I've found on the subject if the graphic card's architecture is pascal h.265 is supported on chip. The 1060 is pascal. Mystery over.How to post the internal log
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