RipBot264 v1.18.3 - Simple and easy to use GUI -> IPOD . PSP . CONSOLES . BLURAY

[TR-9970X]

Originally Posted by gg72

Yes, there is an integrated GPU "Intel® UHD Graphics 770" and I would like to use the GPU for encoding, but even though I set it up in the menu as I mentioned earlier, the CPU is still doing the encoding. All of this works fine with BD Rebuilder.

That screenshot you attached hasn't been authorised yet, so "we" can't see what you mean.

Unfortunately, Ripbot is a little restricted.

[ReinerSchweinlin]

Originally Posted by gg72

I recently bought an Intel i5-14600K CPU. What do I need to set up so that the GPU does the encoding instead of the CPU? Because no matter what I set here, the CPU does the encoding...

weird, I wrote an answer, but it seems lost..

again..

no GPU Encoding in Ripbot (if you are looking for quicksync encoding = qsvenc, etc...)... Only software x265/4

You probably found the openCL parts in the preferenes, the left one is for x264 - here you can actually offload some of the vector stuff to OPENCL - and the GPU (in your case your UHD770) can then take over some of the stuff that X264 is doing..

With modern CPUs, this is rarely any speed advantage, in most cases much slower than simply running it on the CPU alone.

And its not "GPU Encoding", since it does not touch the dedicated media engines in your GPU.

Ripbot has no support for any hardware-encoder, no AMD, no Intel, no Nvidia.

If you aim for quality and effiecency of encoding (in terms of space vs quality), software encoding is king, anyway. Although GPU Encoders have gotten better over time and are convinient - they are still behind software encoding.

[gg72]

Originally Posted by ReinerSchweinlin

weird, I wrote an answer, but it seems lost..

again..

no GPU Encoding in Ripbot (if you are looking for quicksync encoding = qsvenc, etc...)... Only software x265/4

You probably found the openCL parts in the preferenes, the left one is for x264 - here you can actually offload some of the vector stuff to OPENCL - and the GPU (in your case your UHD770) can then take over some of the stuff that X264 is doing..

With modern CPUs, this is rarely any speed advantage, in most cases much slower than simply running it on the CPU alone.

And its not "GPU Encoding", since it does not touch the dedicated media engines in your GPU.

Ripbot has no support for any hardware-encoder, no AMD, no Intel, no Nvidia.

If you aim for quality and effiecency of encoding (in terms of space vs quality), software encoding is king, anyway. Although GPU Encoders have gotten better over time and are convinient - they are still behind software encoding.

OK, thank you!

[ReinerSchweinlin]

I have some TV Recordings in 50fps, which actually only contain 25fps (frames are doubled)...

For degrain to work properly and to lower encoding time and - of course - get back to the original 25fps, it would be nice to have a switch to "drop every second frame bevor the filter chain"... Is it possible to do this in RipBot ?

[Atak_Snajpera]

Originally Posted by ReinerSchweinlin

I have some TV Recordings in 50fps, which actually only contain 25fps (frames are doubled)...

For degrain to work properly and to lower encoding time and - of course - get back to the original 25fps, it would be nice to have a switch to "drop every second frame bevor the filter chain"... Is it possible to do this in RipBot ?

Create Custom script with these lines

#Decimate
video=SelectOdd(video)

[ReinerSchweinlin]

Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera

Create Custom script with these lines

#Decimate
video=SelectOdd(video)

Thanx !

[Pulp Catalyst]

Thought i'll try again, is there or will there be any support coming for AV1 Encoding coming, i did a recent check, and to my surprise all the devices in my family are all AV1 capable, didn't think i would see the day (lol), those years have really flown by!

anyway start of new year, and wanted to get the sense for AV1 encoding support....would it truly be a lot of work to implement?

[TR-9970X]

Originally Posted by Pulp Catalyst

Thought i'll try again, is there or will there be any support coming for AV1 Encoding coming, i did a recent check, and to my surprise all the devices in my family are all AV1 capable, didn't think i would see the day (lol), those years have really flown by!

anyway start of new year, and wanted to get the sense for AV1 encoding support....would it truly be a lot of work to implement?

Wishful thinking here, Pulp.

Even tho FFMPEG can easily encode to AV1.

I fiddled around with a process of getting FFMEG to re-encode a freshly RB encoded video to AV1, using that cmd script that Atak added to RB many years ago, but it's a little complicated, and you can only process one complete conversion at once, as the script has to be changed for every different file encoded.

OR

You could do multiple encodes, then run the FFMPEG script separately afterwards.

However, there was a strange issue with the AV1 video's..it wouldn't play properly with VLC, but once it was quickly run thru MKVToolNix, it's "cleaned it up" (whatever it did), made the difference.

But I'm more interested in DV video's, TBH, so I gave up.