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Thanks RobAC for your thoughts.
Yes I have tried rendering to mp4, mkv, avc.
Also have tried using mp4 as input file still no speed increase.
I have run many test with different file formats.
No matter what there is never any increase in encoding speed with Quick Sync enabled compared to software encoding only.
I have also reinstalled Power Director, Tried almost every version Intel Graphics Driver. The only thing I haven't tried is reloading Windows
Correct me if I wrong but isn't Power Director also a "video trans-coding /conversion / compression program"
It just has more editing features than Handbreak and more final encoding formats
SVRT Has nothing to do with Intel Quick Sync.
SVRT only works if you don't change file format, bit rate or make any enhancements, basically simple cuts are about it.
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Thanks so much for your response.
Thought maybe you connected the dots for me.
I do not have 2 display adapters installed and MVP will not launch without the on board graphics and a dedicated graphics card installed and enabled.
Thought maybe it was the LogMein Mirror driver installed that was causing the problem, so I uninstalled that. Still no go.
I just can't get my hands around why Handbreak will use Quicksync but Power Director will not.
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All drives are SATAIII 7200RPM WD Caviar Black
OS C Drive is Intel SATAIII SSD
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Hi everybody and thanks in advance for any help.
Can not get PD 12 or PD 11 to use Intel Quick Sync.
No rendering speed increase weather its enabled or disabled.
1. input files are MPG2 VOB files ripped from DVD made from set top box HDD DVD recorder
2. rendering output to MPG2.
3. Using PD 12 to clean up poor video quality. Using video de noise set to 100, Audio de noise stationary set to 50 and color enhance vibrancy set to 35. Quality of rendered video is fabulous.
4. a 10 min split clip takes 5 min 11 seconds to render with or without hardware decoding enabled.
5. I also use Handbreak to render a final h264 encode. It uses Intel Quick Sync with no issues. I get over 800+ frames a second average. a 90 minute video takes a little less than 4 min to encode.
6. Please any suggestions?
7 Below is computer and Power Director info.
Power Director 12 Ultra 12.0.2109.0
SR VDE130822-02
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