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sumawo13 · 8th January 2010, 15:21

I don't know if this will be looked into, but with DGSource(), and using CUVID server, I can't encode. But if I use DGMultiSource(), everything is fine.

I'm using an Intel Q6600 and Windows 7, with x264 core:80 r1376 3feaec2 according to --help. Like I said, the problem is solved by using DGMultiSource(), but I didn't think I would need that since I only have one source in my script.

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sumawo13 Learning Avisynth user Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 79	I don't know if this will be looked into, but with DGSource(), and using CUVID server, I can't encode. But if I use DGMultiSource(), everything is fine. I'm using an Intel Q6600 and Windows 7, with x264 core:80 r1376 3feaec2 according to --help. Like I said, the problem is solved by using DGMultiSource(), but I didn't think I would need that since I only have one source in my script.