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I'm trying to get nvenc encoding working. To start xpra I did xpra --version xpra encoding
xpra nvinfo
server log
What am I missing? And, if you see something is missed in my config, please tell me. |
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These builds do not support any nvidia codecs. You will need to rebuild from source. Another possibility would be to use |
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Hello again. Maybe @sbradnick can include the nvidia modules in his builds? Or should I opt for another distribution?. I'm really interested in getting max performance (I'm assuming that NVENC makes a great difference), and I'm at a point that can chose what distro install bare metal and vm. |
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NVENC does provide the best performance possible. Even the new gstreamer / libva option doesn't come close. Including the NVidia modules in any build is quite difficult, and even then it may not always work if the drivers don't play nice with the version of CUDA used for building the modules. (though using the latest drivers usually works) The official builds from xpra.org do have all modules enabled, but avoid Debian and Ubuntu as those distros are generally buggy and don't have proper support for Xdummy. |
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These builds do not support any nvidia codecs.
You will need to rebuild from source.
Another possibility would be to use
nvenc
via the more genericgstreamer
encoder, but that's very much experimental.