34362 frames: 398.46 fps, 2136.07 kb/s, remain 0:00:00 2:13Įncoded 34410 frames, 398.69 fps, 2133.29 kbps, 364.98 MBįor comparison, staxrip with DSS2 LAVFilter DXVA Copy-Back + its built-in Bilinear resizer with setting below

Wow, I am totally amazed by nvencc v2.00β1 resizing speed. New NVEncC v2.00β1 is out supporting HW decode and HW resize using CUVID.

i understand how you want the language detection to work when reading from the file to try and detect what language the audio is in 1.1.8 this wasn't an issue at all as it did respect the settings that the user set i.e english as even if the audio was encoded or the audio was auto loaded by itself it will keep it as english :cool: (both of these issues are still there even in the latest test version ) I've also notice that the default audio language being set for mkv/mp4 isn't being respected for some odd reason if i load a encoded audio file it will change from the default english (which i set) to undetermined which i find very odd as the only way to over come this is setting it to english every single time (not ideal if you only use one audio language) :confused: however.

so would it be possible to set the default indexer only for the video comparison to ffms2 so there isn't any issues like this and works like it 'should' do ever time no matter what demuxer/indexer you use ? :eek:

if you do set your demuxer/indexer to your favor demuxer/indexer it can cause issues when it comes to using the video comparison as it will try and use that demuxer/indexer which you set which can fail quite alot or badly however if its left as default (auto detect?) it will use ffms2 like it should do. It seems i've came across a few bugs firstly.

Xmedia recode vs handbrake gtx 980