spammenotinoz
Getting comfortable
Make sure camera is set to 264 not 264h or 264+ with any smart codecs disabled. Just basic
Getting Intel Quick Sync to work with Blue Iris (Settings & Troubleshooting)
- Thread starter TL1096r
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I've been having a hard time to get quicksync to work, i'm on Windows Server 2016 headless, so can't use any of the DCH drivers. Everything works as long as I keep BI open or just disable HW decoding altogether, even setting the lowest quality UI3 would complain my connection is not fast enough. I tried various drivers I could find but none solved the problem. The video and recording would be choppy and laggy and disconnect every 5 seconds.
What I discovered was if I keep the monitor on and active it would fix the problems, but my monitor would go to sleep after x minutes and the problem would happen again. I also didn't want to keep my monitor powered on unnecessarily as prefer headless.
What I had to do was change the monitor from going to sleep in the advanced power settings, by setting it to never. Once i did that i was in business, I can physically power off the monitor or disconnect it and HW decoding still works.
I also found a copy of non-DCH drivers from the wiki 24.20.100.6229, it also happens to be drivers for Server 2016.
Download Intel® HD Graphics Driver for Windows® Server 2016 for NUC8i7HNK, NUC8i7HVK
My problem wasn't drivers as 24.20.100.6229 had issues. So anyone with weird behaviors try to prevent the monitor from sleeping and see if that helps.
What I discovered was if I keep the monitor on and active it would fix the problems, but my monitor would go to sleep after x minutes and the problem would happen again. I also didn't want to keep my monitor powered on unnecessarily as prefer headless.
What I had to do was change the monitor from going to sleep in the advanced power settings, by setting it to never. Once i did that i was in business, I can physically power off the monitor or disconnect it and HW decoding still works.
I also found a copy of non-DCH drivers from the wiki 24.20.100.6229, it also happens to be drivers for Server 2016.
Download Intel® HD Graphics Driver for Windows® Server 2016 for NUC8i7HNK, NUC8i7HVK
My problem wasn't drivers as 24.20.100.6229 had issues. So anyone with weird behaviors try to prevent the monitor from sleeping and see if that helps.
Wow this wiki is great! I never knew it existed. Is there a way to test for the intel memory leak? The driver recommendation seems to be much older than the one I am using.
spammenotinoz
Getting comfortable
I had to build a new box and took a while to find a working Intel driver for i7-6700 as the older Intel drivers are no longer available for download and the newer ones would not install on a fully patched and updated Windows 10.
I used the Windows Driver from v23.20.16.4973 extracted from a CAB from the following site; Microsoft Update Catalog
Works great, hope this helps someone.
PS: The latest driver installed by Intel Driver Assist had the high-cpu issue (ie: hardware decode stopped after a few hours) But this one has been running for a while now with no issues.
I used the Windows Driver from v23.20.16.4973 extracted from a CAB from the following site; Microsoft Update Catalog
Works great, hope this helps someone.
PS: The latest driver installed by Intel Driver Assist had the high-cpu issue (ie: hardware decode stopped after a few hours) But this one has been running for a while now with no issues.
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XrayDoc88
Getting the hang of it
I followed all three methods outlined at the start of this post to confirm that quick sync was working. I believe mine is working, but it wasn't confirmed by all methods. I wonder if Blue Iris/Windows has changed.
1. Even though I had the GPU Engine column showing in task manager, it was blank next to Blue Iris. It wasn't until I clicked on that heading to sort by, that the GPU 0- Video Decode appeared.
2. In Blue Iris under status>cameras, there was no "Pixels" column. There was a "MPixels" column, but this column did NOT show the "#" symbol.
3. In Task Manager under performance, my GPU 0 did show that 11% was being used on video decoding. I only have 2 cameras so I guess that's correct.
1. Even though I had the GPU Engine column showing in task manager, it was blank next to Blue Iris. It wasn't until I clicked on that heading to sort by, that the GPU 0- Video Decode appeared.
2. In Blue Iris under status>cameras, there was no "Pixels" column. There was a "MPixels" column, but this column did NOT show the "#" symbol.
3. In Task Manager under performance, my GPU 0 did show that 11% was being used on video decoding. I only have 2 cameras so I guess that's correct.
duotronic
n3wb
- Oct 22, 2015
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Wow. All these years, my PC bios had integrated video disabled.
Enabled option in bios. Booted. Windows 10 installed a driver. Intel(R) HD Graphics 630 showed on Task Manager performance tab. Restarted BI service. GPU 1 = Video Decode GPU engine appeared.
Paid off to go through the performance wiki slowly, step by step.
Enabled option in bios. Booted. Windows 10 installed a driver. Intel(R) HD Graphics 630 showed on Task Manager performance tab. Restarted BI service. GPU 1 = Video Decode GPU engine appeared.
Paid off to go through the performance wiki slowly, step by step.
SouthernYankee
IPCT Contributor
@JonSnow Thank You very much for this info. I had a Annke C800 4K camera that was constantly lagging, unless I RDP'ed into the box. Turned off the monitor power settings as you mentioned and the problem is gone. Strange fix for sure.
