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Hi there to everyone.
I was wondering if someone could assist me with a problem I am having.
I upgraded to Windows 11 from Windows 10 yesterday and today was my first time trying to encode and produce a video. When I start producing my video and encoding, everything runs fine and the timer to produce a 9 hour video is around 2 hours using hardware encoding.
However, when I tab away from Powerdirector to do some other stuff, for example, just going to Firefox to do some browsing, my encoding time is jumping way high, up to 6 hours.
I decided to look at the task manager to see what was happening. So when Powerdirector is in focus, my GPU is being used 68% Video Encode as well as 35% Video Decode. However, as soon as I tab away from Powerdirector, these stats drop down to 48% Video Encode and 26% Video Decode. There is no reason for this loss in performance and I have never had a problem like this when running on Windows 10.
I am unsure if this is some sort of optimisation that Windows 11 does.
Does anyone have any experience with this? I usually do other stuff while a video is encoding and I don't want to be forced to watch Powerdirector for 2 hours just so I can have my video encoded quicker.
Any help would be appreciated.
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