You can get more information here.
https://developer.nvidia.com/nvidia-video-codec-sdk
NVIDIA GPU works with the GPU newer than Kepler, MX150 is too old to
support NVENC, the only way is DXVA.
NVIDIA VideoCodec only supports MPEG1/2 H.264, HEVC and VP9, also the
ffmpeg must be built with the
A few observations:
The MX150 does not support NVENC, meaning that any NVENC-based hwaccels are
out of the window.
However, that same laptop is most likely to have Optimus, giving you access
to the Intel's Integrated graphics platform from which you can use either
QSV or VAAPI for hwaccel
2018-11-17 20:02 GMT+01:00, Joshua Grauman :
> I am looking at getting a new laptop and was wondering if
> getting a GPU will increase ffmpeg speed.
Definitely not when encoding utvideo.
Carl Eugen
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Hi all,
I am looking at getting a new laptop and was wondering if getting a GPU
will increase ffmpeg speed. I am thinking of getting a laptop with a
Nvidia Geforce MX150 and I'm wondering if that will speed up the following
command:
shm is a program that outputs video frames for ffmpeg to
