1.2.0.8_dev

1.2.0.8_dev

• Fixes for driver 6129/6127

With the new graphics drivers 6127 and 6129, the frame rendering queue has changed.
Now vertical synchronization is enforced to the encoding process and depends on the number of frames of the rendering application being executed (i.e. OBS Studio).
After updating the drivers to the above versions, you will see that the "Average frame rendering time" parameter has increased. Do not worry, this does not mean that your card has become slower to work, it will also be able to draw 60 FPS or more without problems, it's just that this statistic parameter is now linked to the above selected FPS for the video.
For example, you have set the FPS value to 60, all rendering time values up to 16.7 ms will be normal (1000/60) = 16.66 ms
You can disable vertical synchronization in the Arc panel, this will reduce the average rendering time, but not much

1.2.0.7_dev

1.2.0.7_dev

• Fixed TimeStamp calculate for HEVC codec

1.2.0.6_dev

1.2.0.6_dev

• Fixed encoder crash when using float fps (for example 59.94)

Attention! Update the driver for the graphics card to the latest available version.
The minimum required driver version for the plugin is 5971

1.2.0.5_dev

1.2.0.5_dev

• Minor fixes for working with the 101.5971 driver

Attention! Update the driver for the graphics card to the latest available version.
The minimum required driver version for the plugin is 5971

1.2.0.4_dev

1.2.0.4_dev

• Fixed GPU selection for driver 5518 and higher

Attention! Update the driver for the graphics card to the latest available version.
The minimum required driver version for the plugin is 5518

1.2.0.3_dev

1.2.0.3_dev

• Fixed texture import for driver 5518 and higher

Attention! Update the driver for the graphics card to the latest available version.
The minimum required driver version for the plugin is 5518

1.2.0.2_dev

1.2.0.2_dev

• Added a GPU selection option for encoding

Warning
When selecting a GPU other than 0 (the main Intel adapter in the system), the encoder type automatically changes to non-texture, a limitation due to the lack of support by the OBS Studio application for transferring textures to third-party GPUs (texture sharing).
The current implementation of the GPU selection is not ideal and may not work on some systems, please report all such cases with information about the configuration of your PC

1.2.0.1_dev

1.2.0.1_dev

• Fixed crashes when the encoder is stopped

1.2.0.0_dev

Whats new:

• Now the processor needs to support AVX2 instructions.
• The 101.5379 driver is required for stable operation.
• Added texture encoder
• Optimizing the frame import speed for a non-texture encoder with AVX2 (maximum allowable resolution for the AV1 codec, without overloading the encoder, is 2560x1440(140 fps))
• Added VPP filters for pre-encoding processing

1.1.0.0_dev6_fix2

Whats new:
1.1.0.0_dev6_fix2

• Fixed an issue with encoding with the AV1 codec with driver 101.5081_101.5122 and higher.

WARNING! Due to changes in the code of the OBS Studio libraries, the plugin is no longer supported on legacy versions. To continue using the plugin, you need to upgrade to the latest version of OBS Studio. There will be no plugin builds for outdated versions of OBS Studio!

1.1.0.0_dev6_fix

• Fixed problems with device initialization on Windows 10.
• Small changes in the behavior of the plugin with integrated graphics.

1.1.0.0_dev6

• Stable operation of the plugin is guaranteed only with the use of the driver 4885 and higher.
• Functional changes have been made based on the 4885 driver update.
• Intel has finally fixed the performance of Lookahead, now its use does not cause skipping frames after a while.

1.1.0.0_dev5

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