Enable NvEnc AV1 encoding on Linux #1975
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Hello, I've tested this on my Arch EndeavourOS, Kernel 6.7.5, Nvidia 4080, driver version 550, Quest 3 - and it's not working. |
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The pr completely forgets to enable the flag in xtask to build with av1 support idk how I missed that |
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This looks way too simple to work, but then again, VA-API was basically the same, except it also expected an encoder profile and some other bits and bops for 10bit support, but the Linux NvEnc pipeline never sets a profile for HEVC, either - so I guess it just defaults to the MAIN profile. Somebody should probably test this before it gets merged.