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    Video encoding with Nvidia GeForce MX150

    Upconverting my 1080p blu-ray disc movies to UHD using the blu-ray à UHD editing tool. I have 2 GPU’s on my computer:

    Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620
    NVIDIA GeForce MX150

    When I try to select CUDA on the A/V codec menu for the Video Encoder for H.264 or H.265 I get a pop-up message “H.264 or H.265 encoder cannot be supported by your graphics card” and the selection reverts to “software” I can select CUDA for the video decoder with the software selections for the Video Encoder and when I start the conversion it I get the display message “CUDA GPU video decoding enabled”. The blu-ray à UHD editing tool will appear to be converting and will display upon completion that successful conversion” but the “converted” movie won’t play.

    I can select the “disable all GPU codecs for decoding and encoding” checkbox on the A/V codec menu and the movie will convert but it take too long to make this selection viable.
    I do have another older compute that does have an Inter Quick Sync GPU that I can select on the A/V codec menu for the Video Encoder that does encode and convert the blu-ray à UHD.

    Are there settings in DVDFab 12.0.2.0 I can select to use my Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620 or NVIDIA GeForce MX150 GPUs for converting my movies?

    Have also included the internal log.
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    #2
    I have GPU MX150 installed on my laptop with: Windows 10 pro 64-bit NVIDIA Driver 430 CUDA SDK 10.1 Video Codec SDK 9.0.20 C:\Windows\System32 found: nvcuvid.dll 7.17.14.3086 nvEncodeAPI64.dll not existed. The problem I am facing: NVDEC and NVENC do not work. I checked decoding/encoding capabilities via running the samples which is a part of Video_Codec_SDK_9.0.20 package. Specifically, the call to cuvidGetDecoderCaps() function with input: eCodecType = cudaVideoCodec_H264; eChromaFo...

    MX150 is a special video card by nvidia not support nvenc.
    It includes no nvenc chipset.

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      #3
      Does the Intel UHD Graphics 620 support NVENC?

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