While I'm a total X264 advocate, there's still a place for QS from within Edius. Did you not see my X265 tests? I'll send you a very interesting file shortly, a very tiny X264 full HD file. As I have a feeling that 8.3 was released before these latest Win10 forced drivers.Īs for X264, you must have missed all my rants about it and my videos over the years :) It's the only encoder I use for final end user/domestic delivery. What would be interesting, as I was saying in the video, would be to find out if 8.3 is more tolerant of newer drivers. One of the other points was how 8.3 does handle the latest forced driver. I obviously wasn't clear on this in my ramblings, as this was actually one of the main points I was making out :) Yes, in this instance 8.2 isn't using QS as the latest forced Win10 driver isn't compatible. If you have some time try some encodes using X264 from Edius via AVC plug or external program and use use high bitrate and high speed setting and compare these with your QS results for quality and speed. If you roll back to a supported driver ithe the 8.2 encodes will be the same for hardware. This is how it's been for several versions now. I think you will find that Edius 8.2 is simply not using QS hardware on export as it does not support the new updated driver but rather falsely reports that it is by giving you the checkbox. Grass Valley make the best NLE in the universe and Edius 8.3 is better than Edius 8.2 Latest Windows 10 Home auto updates as of 30/11/16 running Edius Ĭonclusion. Latest Windows 10 Pro auto updates as of 30/11/16 running Edius 8.20.386 Exporting using Edius' H.264 encoder set to high, CBR, 20Mbit, super fine, AAC 512Kb.
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The main test parameters are: A project with a one minute 1080P 25FPS timeline with a 1080P 25FPS HQX source test file. The test is first done on an Intel i7 based machine (4790K) with Edius 8.2, then the same machine again with Edius 8.3 and finally the same test on a laptop with an Intel Celeron N3050 CPU (HP Stream 11) running Edius 8.3 Specifically, how each version handles encode speeds after the latest automatic install of the Windows 10 drivers for Intel Quick Sync, as of 30/11/16
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This video and test are to see how Edius 8.2 compares to 8.3 with regard H.264 MP4 encoding/exporting.
Below that is some blurb from the YouTube description for the test. Here's some information and testing of the latest Windows 10 forced Quick Sync drivers on both E8.2 and E8.3.
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