NVEnc 7.82

NVENC is NVIDIA’s encoder. It’s a physical section of our GPUs that is dedicated to encoding only.

This means that your GPU can operate normally regardless of whether you use this region to stream or record.

Other encoders, such as x264 codec, use your CPU to encode, which takes resources away from other programs such as your game.

That’s why using NVENC allows you to play games at a higher framerate and avoid stuttering, giving you and your viewers a better experience.

Changes to NVEnc 7.81:

- Avoid width field in mp4 Track Header Box getting 0 when SAR is undefined.
- Fix some of the paramters of --vpp-libplacebo-tonemapping not working properly.
- Fix documents for --vpp-resize nvvfx-superres.
- Fix --trim being offset for a few frames when input file is a "cut" file (which does not start from key frame) and is coded using OpenGOP.
- Fix --dolby-vision-rpu from file (not copy) corrupted from NVEnc 7.76.
- Improve auto GPU select of --device auto (=default), to select unused device more accurately in multi GPU environment.
- Slightly improve process startup speed by running file input and device initialization in parallel.