#Vce amd obs download drivers#

(I also tried using the 'official' Gaming Evolved program's Game DVR thing to record, but it won't let me record at 1920x1200 so it downsizes the video to a crappy 1728x1080, and it also forces me to use the in-game overlay bloatware which I do NOT want to have enabled and potentially causing problems in-game. On top of that, the MKV file it outputs is unusable I have the MKV codec installed but the video file only has audio, and I can't use the file for anything or convert it to another format, so it's basically useless. and does (enc-amf-test64) means what i ask about so what should chose for it obs stays in black screen.

#Vce amd obs download drivers#

Now from what I've heard this should not be happening, it should only be a small loss in performance since the hardware encoder is doing all the work. i want to ask about Does amd vce encoder supports Radeon 530 4gb in laptop my laptop have amd radeon 530 4gb and i have the last update of amd drivers and obs studio amd encoder for obs but i still have no amd vce encoder in obs studio. However, when I tried recording using Battlefield 3 to test it basically halved my framerate. Using MSI Afterburner I set it to use VCE for recording, and it forced me to output the videos as MKV rather than AVI. it may be more stable or less stable, might have less lag or more lag. Programming of AMD Video Engines (UVD and VCE/VCN blocks) is also an important part of the functionality that. What is new is the calling of the encoder, i. Only AMD graphic cards supporting the AMD Video Coding Engine (VCE) version. I was pretty excited when I realised that I could get Shadowplay-like recording without major frame rate loss on AMD cards using the inbuilt VCE encoder so I decided to give it a go. koala said: Nice plugin, but you cannot change the hardware encoder algorithms in software, so no, the encoding quality is exactly the same as the existing amd encoder implementations.