Latest version breaks Intel QSV h265 10-bit #185
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Can you try with the debug version (by adding |
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Also, is it just the h265 10-bit QSV encoder that doesn't work ? |
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It seems I have the same problem. I tried to convert with Intel QSV H265-10bit, after scanning the subtitles the Docker container crashes every time. I have an Intel i5-10400 running Unraid 6.9.2 Encode log snippet: Docker container log snippet: From the encode log I can't see any problem at all, because the container crashes. From the container log I see "caught signal 15". |
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@philipp309, this crash should be fixed with the latest Docker image. @hb0nes, can you also try the latest Docker image ? |
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Just signed up to let you know with the latest tag plus -debug attached (1.24.1) I was unable to encode with h265 QSV Using an Intel i5-11600K, Unraid 6.9.2 I'm still able to use h264 QSV however, I've currently reverted back to 1.23.2 which works. |
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Same problem here on a Synology DS918+ (Intel Celeron J3455) |
Thank you, this crash is fixed - it was due to the foreign audio scan pass. Now when I encode a video with H265 10bit QSV with the container, the output file is factor 2-3 as big as the original file and the video is green/red . If I do the same in a Windows 10 VM with the latest Handbrake 1.4.1, everything works as expected. |
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@philipp309, do you have the same issue with the recent docker image integrating HandBrake 1.4.2 ? |
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@moothedoctor, can you try again with the latest docker image ? If you still have issue with x265 QSV encoding, could you again provide the conversion log with the debug version of the image ? I will open an issue on HandBrake's Github with this information. |
That's using 1.24.2-debug, unfortunately same problems immediately says encode failed. |
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Same problem here, running latest image on an i5-11500. vainfo gives me all the relevant profiles but can only use QSV for h264. H265 and h265 10bit all fail. Log snippet: [09:11:46] hb_display_init: using VA driver 'iHD' |
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Should also note that I haven't been able to verify on the previous version mentioned above, I can't find a way of pulling it. |
@Irisheyes47 Change your image line, like so, to the version you want to test: I’m having the same issues as everyone else, but QSV encoding works across all 264 and 265 in the above version. |
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Thanks for that @rucknapucknavitz, appreciated. |
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Still struggling though, handbrake freezes when I attempt a QSV encode on v1.23.2, and either x264 or x265. Intel drivers are installed on the host and vainfo returns a multitude of formats. The latest version works fine on QSV/x264 but not of course on x265. In a nutshell, I cannot get QSV to work at all on v1.23.2. Snippet from Activity log: [15:20:50] gtkgui: HandBrake 1.3.3 (2021031300) - Linux x86_64 - https://handbrake.fr |
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From Handbrake (HandBrake/HandBrake#4201), a fairly simple workaround from @heldiho53. Adding lowpower=0 to VideoOptionExtra in the presets.json file makes the gui work. Just create a custom profile and add that option to the preset file. A good "so far" solution until something is implemented. I can confirm that it works, and I now have Intel QSV working perfectly. I did have to restart the container. @jlesage , I implemented this on your testbuild. I'll cross-post to the other issue. |
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Thanks this really helped me out! |
Latest Docker version v1.24 broke my Intel QSV h265 10-bit conversion with error -15.
My CPU is i7-11700k.
Relevant log snippet
PS I should mention, reverting back to the version before that (v1.23.2) resolved my issue, so will stay on that one until it's fixed.
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