BD Ripper (3D Plus) 8.0.9.5 qt and Intel Quick Sync

[tjp]

I have some questions about properly using Intel Quick Sync (IQS). I have the proper hardware to use this. I am using a H67 chipset and am NOT using discrete graphics (using the video bulit into the sandy bridge).
If I select IQS for H.264 "Video Decoder" I see a mild boost in the fps ripping. From 40fps using DXVA to 60fps using IQS. I was expecting a bit more performance. I was wondering what should the option for the "Video Encoder" be set to? If I also set that to use IQS I see the rip rate drop to 11fps.

However, my main question is the audio. Why on 8.0.9.5 am I limited to Pro Logic II? This is not true 5.1. I understand this is a "beta", but this is unacceptable.

[tjp]

I have an update:
I installed the latest beta - 8.0.9.7. This version fixed the audio output and I can now do full AC3 audio.
But I am no longer seeing any performance boost using Intel Quick Sync. I am back to my typical rates.

Anyone else tried this?

[CBR929]

Hi tjp
Are you also using the latest version found here http://forum.dvdfab.com/showthread.php?t=13274
CBR929

@CBR929
I moved your post to this standalone thread and deleted tjp's duplicates in this thread http://forum.dvdfab.com/showthread.php?t=13295

[tjp]

Hi tjp
Are you also using the latest version found here http://forum.dvdfab.com/showthread.php?t=13274
CBR929

@CBR929
I moved your post to this standalone thread and deleted tjp's duplicates in this thread http://forum.dvdfab.com/showthread.php?t=13295

Man, you guys are fast I'll try this version out tonight and let you know how it goes.

[tjp]

Hi tjp
Are you also using the latest version found here http://forum.dvdfab.com/showthread.php?t=13274
CBR929

@CBR929
I moved your post to this standalone thread and deleted tjp's duplicates in this thread http://forum.dvdfab.com/showthread.php?t=13295

I am still not seeing any performance boost at all using Intel Quick Sync.

Here are the details of my system:
Intel Core i7 2600
Motherboard: Intel DH67BL
8GB RAM
Windows 7 Pro 64bit

Pioneer BD-RW BDR-206-ATA (SATA)

Test disc is movie:Swordfish

Output file is being written to a 2nd internal SATA hard drive

Using version 8.0.9.8-
Benchmark not using IQS:
H.264 in a MKV file
Video decoder for H.264: DXVA
Encoder is: Software
Profile is "mkv h.264 ac3"
Bit rate is 10,000kbs
Audio is set for 448kbs / 5.1
Everything else is set to the default positions
I get a 52fps with this config


With IQS
Video decoder for H.264: Intel Quick Sync
Encoder is: Software
Profile is "mkv h.264 ac3"
Bit rate is 10,000kbs
Audio is set for 448kbs / 5.1
If I change it to use Intel Quick sync, the best I can get is also 52fps.

I figure I must be missing something?

[CBR929]

Hi tjp
I am sure that the developer will view this thread and the feed back that you have given.
CBR929

[VideoManiac]

tjp,
can you show how the source were coded by posting BDInfo report. My wild guess is that processing of your movie didn't required decoding. Can you try IQS for different movie?

[tjp]

I tried a different movie. In this case The Fifth Element. My results are the same. I get the same fps with or without using IQS.
I've attached the info.txt file. I'm unable to upload the MKB_RO file to this forum.

Maybe you have a "checklist" of the options I should have enabled in order to use IQS?

As an example, if I choose to enable IQS as the encoder, my performance plummets from around fps of in the mid 40's to 12fps.

One time when using version 8.0.9.5 the IQS worked for one rip session. I was testing with Fifth Element and the system was running at 60fps. But I've never been able to reproduce that.