Hardware h264 Encode Acceleration - is it or will it be supported?

With the demise of MS Expression Encoder 4 Pro our CDN is recommending we look into FMLE
EE4Pro supported both CUDA and Intel QSV encode accleration of live h264 streams (MainConcept SDK) and it was nice not worrying about raw CPU performance
Does FMLE utillize CUDA and/or QSV for encoding?
Or is there a 'Pro' equivilent version of FMLE which supports hw accelerated encoding?
If not, is it planned?
I can't find any references to HW encode accleration for FMLE anywhere and I am concerned our hardware will not be sufficient without it.
Thanks

Supported video card info is here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4664
From what I understand, the App Store will not allow you to download FCPX if your system cannot run it.

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Hardware accelerated H264 encode

Searching around I can see there are various hardware based H264 encoder PCI cards, usually designed for windows based machines and usually aimed at the streaming media and IP markets I think.
As a long shot, has anyone designed a Mac PCI card which can integrate with a custom Quicktime H264 component for accelerated encoding?
I realise this is very unlikely, but it would be a great product. Perhaps even some form of USB 'dongle' with a small encoder chip inside - not sure how this would fit with standard QT software though. Would probably require a custom / proprietary software app to go with it.
Any thoughts?
Thanks

It all depends on the source. If you are converting a DVD, then the likely hood is that its very clean image source, so the encoder has less work to do.
I work in offline editing and our working material is lower quality and often quite grainy compared to the full res source. As a result an H.264 encode take much longer.
I have since found two products which claim to offer hardware H.264 accelerated encoding through a USB 'stick'. One is PC only:
http://www.adstech.com/products/RDX-160/intro/RDX-160_intro.asp?pid=RDX-160
...the other is not yet out, but will offer Mac support and works directly with any Quicktime supporting app - perfect!!
http://iphone-scene.com/iphone-forums/iphone-software-forum/2007/apr/02/h-264-ha rdware-encoder-mac-encode-movies-ipod-apple-
MacBook Pro | 2.16Ghz | 2GB RAM | OS X 10.4.8 | FCS 5.1.4 | QT 7.1.5

Quadro K2000 Mercury Hardware Acclerated Encoding

Hello,
I have got a question about hardware acclerated encoding with a Nvidia Quadro K2000.
We have got a video clip that we want to encode in 720p H264. Graphics card was recognized by Premiere, Premiere itself switched to the correct Hardware acclerated encoder.
However, it isn't working, video isn't encoding unless I select Fully Software as the encoder. Driver is brand new downloaded from Nvidia website.
There is no error message, it just goes to the progress bar screen and after that: big nothing, no progress at all, no file gets written to disk.
Any ideas? Are there special drivers neeeded? Is the Card unsupported despite it is listed as a supported one?

Agree with cc_merchant. 16GB RAM is the current minimum for glitch free editing, as the software will normally consume 8-12GB while active. Minimal disk spec should be one system disk, and if possible, a 2-disk raid running on a separate buss for project/video files. If you go the raid route and use a raid card, be sure the card is placed on the PCI slot with the fastest lane, and not to interfere with other cards. Another reason for using a raid card is that it frees up one buss on the mobo so you can add a 3rd hard drive for scratch/media files. Never fill the drives past the 50% mark to avoid issues with performance due to fragmentation, etc. Move completed projects off onto a external drive for storage, and only use that external drive for the transfer, disconnecting when not in use to free up resourced during edits.
The magic bullet or holy grail of a good editing system is the careful memory management and routing of data on the system buss. Avoiding conflict, collisions and latency. I've been doing the above configurations since 1999, owning several systems, all Dell Precisions.

Multiple crashes fixed by turning off hardware and Flash acceleration; very slow now. Takes five seconds to exit and still listed as a running process

A workaround was suggested by a member of the community to turn off both hardware and Flash acceleration. It worked fine (no crashes since), but runs very slowly. In particular, takes five seconds to exit and is often still listed as a running process. Very slow in connecting to Web pages, and very slow loading them because of the graphics. Very slow in loading video. I expected slower responses, but this is REALLY slow. I'm running 64-bit Windows 7 and an Nvidia GE Force 7800 graphics card with all the drivers updated and the plugins for Firefox mostly set on "ask to activate". Should I expect this much reduction in performance when the workaround I mentioned was put into place? If so, it's half a loaf at best. The only thing questionable is that I have two Youtube downloaders that I am trying, but I made the assumption that these were only applied when you downloaded something from Youtube.

In case you are using "Clear history when Firefox closes": do not clear the Cookies
If you clear cookies then Firefox will also try to remove cookies created by plugins and that requires to start plugin-container processes that can slow down closing Firefox.
Instead let the cookies expire when Firefox is closed to make them session cookies.
*Firefox/Tools > Options > Privacy > "Use custom settings for history" > Cookies: Keep until: "I close Firefox"

Quicktime 7.6.4 won't play h264 encoded videos on my 10.4.11 MacMini

Hello:
This is my first post. I read through the forums and this seems to be the correct place to pose my question. If it's not, my apologizes.
I'm trying to find out why Quicktime 7.6.4 won't play h264-encoded video on my MacMini (G4 PPC). I'm running 10.4.11. I recently installed Perian 1.2.1 and it got some .avi files to play correctly, whereas before there was no sound. But the h264 files still get me a black screen, albeit with sound now. Some h264 files can be played in VLC Media Player (but that's a horrible player compared to Quicktime in my opinion, as it constantly drops frames and eats 100% of my processor time), but VLC even has the black screen problem on some h264 files as well.
I've also tried MPlayer OSX but that's really an alpha-type development and has a lot of bugs. Many movies it can't even open.
Sorry for the rambling, but again my question: Is there any way to play h264-encoded video in Quicktime 7.6.4 on my Mac?
Thanks in advance for your expertise and advice.

Mr Ram,
There is a group of Quicktime specialists in Apple.com ⇒ Support ⇒ Discussions ⇒ Quicktime .
The more data you give us, the easier it is to help us help you to diagnose your problem. Your disk space would be very useful. Contrary to some, I advocate iDefrag to assist VLC and MPlayer, which you were a little hard on.
GNU/Linux's free offerings
MPlayer was developed a decade ago, and I prefer it for viewing DVDs (for 'DVD Player') seems too dark. VLC (legally) copies many CRM-protected DVDs of yours, so you can play only the burned copy. When I'm having a problem playing a DVD, the VLC log tells me all: only perfect DVDs play well on VLC.
There are two ways of viewing everything.
Streaming MPEG-4
+H.264/MPEG-4 AVC+ is a fancy codec based upon MPEG-4: it requires a powerful processor to de-compress it. I watched an MPEG-4 movie from a G3 iBook in 2005. It played flawlessly.
Your Problem
Quicktime 7.X applications can not play +H.264/MPEG-4 AVC+ streams. It was a bug Apple never fixed. Frames are dropped because H.264 is so slow that it requires special hardware. You, I'm sad to say, don't have it.
To quote the Wikipedia on Quicktime: 'QuickTime 7 lacks support for H.264's Sample Aspect Ratio .[67] QuickTime X does not have this limitation; many Apple products (such as iTunes and Apple TV) still use the older QuickTime 7 engine.'
My Quicktime Pro on a PPC PowerBook is 7.6.4. You can either use a Linux transplant or upgrade to Quicktime X. Those more familiar with Macs may have better ideas for you.
My best,
Bruce

IBooks Author crashes every 30 seconds: h264 encoder?

I am using iBooks Author 2.1.1 on Mavericks.
The program is crashing like every 30 seconds for no apparent reason (specific actions, that is). I cannot see the <edited by host> problem reporter anymore . This is what it offers all the time stating some problem with the h264 encoder framework (please see attached image below). A reinstallation has not helped so far. What can I do here?
Many thanks in advance,
Jan

Did you already try removing iBA's preference plist as part of your troubleshooting process?
I don't think that plugin is the culprit ...perhaps more like an incidental victim in this example.
However, as this is a predicable issue, you may want to get Apple Support on the phone and let them take a look.
Global Phone Support
We have expanded English-language publisher phone support. To make contacting the iBookstore support even easier, new local phone numbers are now available for Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, and the U.K. Support is available Monday to Friday, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. (PT).
Country
Phone Number
Australia
1300 307 504
Note that this is a low tariff number.
France
0805 540 117
Germany
0800 664 5307
Italy
800 915 902
Netherlands
0800 0201 578
Spain
900 812 687
U.K.
0800 975 0615
U.S.
+1 (877) 206-2092
Toll-free from U.S. and Canada.
Applications:
[email protected]
As for the <edited by host> problem reporter , you can see error/crash logs if you know how to use Console in /Applications/Utilities and have the time to weed out related info - Support might ask you to do that, in which case they will inform the process, etc.
Good luck in any case.

H264 encoding settings - problems with FLV/F4V conversions and playback... HELP!!!

I do a lot of LIVE ENCODING and have been struggling with FMLE. I own the Adobe Creative Suite of applications and am pretty familiar with working with compatible/required formats, etc.
We have been primarily using VP6/mp3 for encoding. Most of our work is SD. We also always seem to have trouble when trying to encode the FLV file to another format, audio always seem to be out of sync, but sometimes it works...
Do you know why that would be regarding the FLV audio falling off sync when encoding to another format, such as MOV? Also, when we try to play back the FLV, the audio sounds garbled up and only plays well in Adobe Media Player.
I keep hearing H264 encoding will provide better video, but I just can't get that to work. Also, why is it that my entire CS4 suite of applications can't read or playback the F4V file- that's unacceptable from Adobe, just a big huge pain the butt... I've had to buy several cheapie applications to try and read F4V files and try to convert it, except that converting F4Vs seems to be a hit-or-miss.
What should I be using to playback and convert F4Vs? I also heard changing the extension to MP4 works, but I haven't seen that work, not even once. The cheap video conversion apps I have that read F4Vs are: FFMPEGX and Wondershare (Youtube). Sometimes they open F4V, but not most of the time...
I am using a super fast new Macbook Pro i7, 8GB ram (not the thunderbolt/usb3), CPU always runs smoothly and effectively.
Also, I always use the Canopus ADVC-110 as my transcoder. I do both video via Firewire IN or Composite IN, then Firewire OUT into the Mac encoder. FMLE sees it ok, but I wonder if this device might be my problem.
VP6 settings are as follows:
VP6 video / MP3 audio
300 to 500k video
30 fps
640x480 in/out
44100hz audio
56k audio
We want to start using H264 encoding settings, but in my experience trying it out, the output file is ALWAYS PROBLEMATIC. Also, when testing a live stream, the audio seems to fall off sync with the video.
I am looking for your recommendations on the H264 settings I should try. Most of my events are simple meetings with 1 to 5 speakers, mostly talking heads. We rarely encode high motion video, but I would also like to be able to adjust H264 settings for both talking heads and medium to high motion without (any) frame drops.
I have tried streaming to multiple/different Flash Media Servers, archived only to file, and H264 results seem always bad.
Any recommendations from professionals in the live streaming arena are much appreciated. I thank you for your time in advance.
Thank you!
Hugo

Hello Hugo
Sorry to know that you are facing these kind of issues, let me try to reply and understand issues one by one.
>>We have been primarily using VP6/mp3 for encoding. Most of our work is SD. We also always seem to have trouble when trying to encode the FLV file to another format, audio always seem to be out of sync, but sometimes it works...
-- Which application you are using to convert FLV to other format?
-- Is these any Audio - Video sync issue when you play FLV file in Adobe Media Player? if NO, it means FLV file created properly.
>> Do you know why that would be regarding the FLV audio falling off sync when encoding to another format, such as MOV? Also, when we try to play back the FLV, the audio sounds garbled up and only plays well in Adobe Media Player.
-- Which application you are using to convert FLV to MOV? if FLV playabck fine and without a/v sync issue, it should convert MOV with a/v sync.
-- It depend on audio codec selection by Media player or correct audio codec not installed for media player. Install appropriate audio codec to play in other media player if you dont want to play in Adobe Media Player.
>> I keep hearing H264 encoding will provide better video, but I just can't get that to work. Also, why is it that my entire CS4 suite of applications can't read or playback the F4V file- that's unacceptable from Adobe, just a big huge pain the butt... I've had to buy several cheapie applications to try and read F4V files and try to convert it, except that converting F4Vs seems to be a hit-or-miss.
>> What should I be using to playback and convert F4Vs? I also heard changing the extension to MP4 works, but I haven't seen that work, not even once. The cheap video conversion apps I have that read F4Vs are: FFMPEGX and Wondershare (Youtube). Sometimes they open F4V, but not most of the time...
-- Adobe Flash Media Server version 3.5 and later and Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder 3 can record content in MPEG-4 (F4V) format using an industry-standard recording technology known as "fragments" or "moof atoms." Some MPEG-4 compatible tools and players do not support moof atoms.
The F4V Post Processor tool aggregates the information from all the moof atoms into a single moov atom and outputs a new file." You can download the tool from above location: http://www.adobe.com/products/flashmediaserver/tool_downloads/
Thanks

SAVE AS using h264 encoder

Do any of you see apple adding an h264 encoder to Pro so we can all save bluray movie backups?
if not what's a good program I can use for backing up these disc's?

If I can open them as .avi and then save them as iPod compatable GREAT... Did I understand your answer correctly?
Yes and no. The "Save As..." option saves data in its current compression format to an MOV file container. (E.g., a DivX video with MP3 audio in an AVI file container would end up as DivX video with MP3 audio in MOV file container if you try to use the "Save As..." File menu option. On the other hand, QT Pro, GarageBand, iMovie, iTunes, MPEG Streamclip, and other applications can acces iPhone, iPod, and/or TV specific device export presets which will convert "QT Component compatible" files to H.264/AAC files using the "Export" file menu option. (For instance, the iPod preset will normally play on all three devices with slightly better quality than the iPhone preset while the TV preset, if properly encoded, will not play on either of the other two devices.) The basic difference between the two options is that the "Export" option performs a mandatory transcoding of data even if it is to the same format while the "Save As..." option does not.

Camera.setquality() not working for h264 encoding

Hi,
Im using H264 encoder for encoding my live video to broadcast to ios devices. But there seems a big loss in quality while using the H264 encoder. The code im using for encoding is
var h264Settings:H264VideoStreamSettings = new H264VideoStreamSettings();
    h264Settings.setProfileLevel(H264Profile.MAIN, H264Level.LEVEL_3_1);
    _ns.videoStreamSettings = h264Settings;
    camera.setQuality( 0, 100 );
    camera.setMode( 320, 240, 30, true );
    camera.setKeyFrameInterval( 15 );
    camera.setLoopback(true);
    _ns.publish("videoname?adbe-live-event=liveevent","record");
Is there any possiblity to improve my video quality or any other way of encoding the video?.
Im using flex sdk 4.6 and flash player 11.8.
Thanks in advance

Hi Jozsef,
thanks for your answer. In which version and on which date will the CBR be implemented? Flash Player 12? Or a minor release of FP11?
And until then I have no chance to have a constant bitrate? The bitrate I am passing to Camera.setQuality will just be ignored? Or is there any workaround?
Thanks and I will test using RTMFP instead of RTMP, but the CBR is the most important thing for us.
Best

Does Vista support natively h264 GPU accelerated decodign?

Hi.
I read that Firefox will support html5 h264 decoding, but not natively.
Does Vista support natively h264 GPU accelerated decoding? or have I in the future to give up this upcoming new feature of FF? thanks

your link does redirect to
http://www.mozilla.org/us/firefox/fx/?from=getfirefox
and FF11 does not support html5 h264 video yet...
it is strange that it is difficult in establishing if Vista (released 2007) is able or not in handling h264.

I use premier cc output h264 encoded mp4 files can not play!

First, very pleased to see that the company produced the Chinese version of adobe's premier cc！
I use premier cc output h264 encoded mp4 files can not play!
Break when rendering the second half MP4 file playback problems, I ask, where is the problem?
There is how to make the timeline audio display file names? How to set up! ?
I am a video editing enthusiasts, I come from distant China!
I hope you can get help！
My English level is not high, I was using Google Translate
Thank you first！
potplayer    Software displays ：
A:\2.mp4
文件内容。
00 00 00 1C 66 74 79 70 4D 34 56 20 00 00 00 01 ....ft.pM4V ....
4D 34 56 20 6D 70 34 32 69 73 6F 6D 00 05 12 43 M4V mp42isom...C
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First, very pleased to see that the company produced the Chinese version of adobe's premier cc！
I use premier cc output h264 encoded mp4 files can not play!
Break when rendering the second half MP4 file playback problems, I ask, where is the problem?
There is how to make the timeline audio display file names? How to set up! ?
I am a video editing enthusiasts, I come from distant China!
I hope you can get help！
My English level is not high, I was using Google Translate
Thank you first！
potplayer    Software displays ：
A:\2.mp4
文件内容。
00 00 00 1C 66 74 79 70 4D 34 56 20 00 00 00 01 ....ft.pM4V ....
4D 34 56 20 6D 70 34 32 69 73 6F 6D 00 05 12 43 M4V mp42isom...C
75 75 69 64 BE 7A CF CB 97 A9 42 E8 9C 71 99 94 uuid......B..q..
91 E3 AF AC 3C 3F 78 70 61 63 6B 65 74 20 62 65 ....<?xpacket be
67 69 6E 3D 22 EF BB BF 22 20 69 64 3D 22 57 35 gin="..." id="W5
4D 30 4D 70 43 65 68 69 48 7A 72 65 53 7A 4E 54 M0MpCehiH.reS.NT
63 7A 6B 63 39 64 22 3F 3E 0A 3C 78 3A 78 6D 70 c.kc9d"?>.<x:xmp
6D 65 74 61 20 78 6D 6C 6E 73 3A 78 3D 22 61 64 meta xmlns:x="ad
6F 62 65 3A 6E 73 3A 6D 65 74 61 2F 22 20 78 3A obe:ns:meta/" x:
78 6D 70 74 6B 3D 22 41 64 6F 62 65 20 58 4D 50 xmptk="Adobe XMP
20 43 6F 72 65 20 35 2E 35 2D 63 30 31 34 20 37   Core 5.5-c014 7
39 2E 31 35 31 38 30 35 2C 20 32 30 31 33 2F 30 9.151805, 2013/0
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2F 73 54 79 70 65 2F 44 69 6D 65 6E 73 69 6F 6E /sT.pe/Dimension
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Problems with H264 encoding -- corrupted files...

In Media Encoder CS5 I tried to export my Premiere Pro CS5 sequence with H264 encoding(30 fps, progressive, CBR 6 mbps, 640 x 480). Audio(AAC, 48 kHz, 256 kbps). It have made a corrupt video file(with 2 GB size, and it should be ~3,5 GB). I tried to re-export with these settings, and now the size was 1045 MB. Again corrupted file, it cannot be played... The Media Encoder says that there is no errors, the rendering was successful. After several other tries with different settings, I cannot render my movie.
What can I do?
Thanks for help!
Daninet

Hello all,
This is an old thread, but it's an old problem that I'm concerned may still be continuing.
We're moving from 3.2 to 4.1. While copying our applications from 3.2 to a test 4.1 installation, we did a static file export for "All static files" from 3.2 and did an import to 4.1. We're seeing the same behavior that I and others have reported in the past - any static files that are javascript are corrupted when "all static files" was chosen. Exporting/importing each javascript static file individually appears to work fine.
If the bug was in 3.2 in that it was generating a corrupted export file when "all static files" is chosen, then I'm not concerned - we're moving from 3.2 anyway. But, if the issue is in the import then it must still exist in 4.1 and that would be a concern.
Does anyone know if this was a recognized bug in 3.2 and has since been corrected?
Thanks!
John

H264 ENCODING PROBLEMS PLEASE SOMEONE REPLY

I HAVE H264 ENCODING PROBLEMS TO ALL APLICATIONS
FC PRO IMOVIE HD EVEN QT7.
IT GOES VERY SLOW!!!!! FOR ENCODING AND CRASHES ALL THE TIME.
FOR THE FIRST MIN GOES VERY FAST AND THEN DRAMATIC SLOW ANDIN HALF CRASHES -BY FOR PLAYING H264 GOES FAST FULL VIDEO CATCHES 30 FPS.
I WANT TO KNOW WHY???????????????
AND IF THERE IS ANOTHER SIMILAR FORMAT FOR EXPORTING WITHOUT LOSING
VIDEO QUALITY

Before we go any farther, please turn of you CAPS. It makes the post very difficult to read and is considered shouting in the internet world.
Thank you.
Now,
Usually crashes in encoding can be traced back to:
1. corrupted media files
2. improper naming conventions
3. disk storage issues.
We need more information.
What format is the original material?
What Version of Final Cut Pro?
What Verison of OSX?
How many disks in the computer and how much space on the media drive? (you are keeping your media on a different drive than your OS, aren't you?)
report back,
x

Premiere h264 Encoder quality

I dare say this has been covered to a greater or lesser extent before but here goes.....
Im on Premiere Pro CS5 and I am trying to export a movie as an h264 quicktime and predictably the quality suffers even on highest quality.
Specifically my colours become somewhat de-saturated.
As I understand it (and before everyone jumps on me) this is partly/mainly down to type of h264 encoder that comes with PP.
But hey, this is a forum where the guys with the knowledge can help out those without it, so I was wondering if there were any other h264 encoders that can work through PP
and give much more faithful results (and preferably at a low file size).
Failing that, are there any h264 encoders that are standalone that people can recommend (preferably free).
Probably a tall order, but if you dont ask you dont get
Ive tried other codecs from PP but they all seem to fall down on something and I just thought by now it would be possible to get some great economic, lossless results right out of Premiere.
Thanks

I'm going to ask the viewing question from another angle since I ran into this same issue the other day.
What software were you using to evaluate the exported H.264 footage?
Here's why I ask. When my H.264 export looked weak and desaturated, one of the suggestions I found on Google was to see what it looks like in a different player. I tried a few of the ones I've got, and here are the results, using Premiere Pro CS5.5 as the reference:
Premiere Pro: Adding exported footage back into project and viewing it in the source monitor next to the program monitor, they look the same.
VLC: Matches Premiere Pro
RealPlayer: Matches Premiere Pro
NicePlayer: Matches Premiere Pro
Apple QuickTime Player 10.0 in Snow Leopard: Looks different: desaturated with lower contrast and funky color shift
Uploaded to Vimeo: Matches Premiere Pro
Well, there's a clear pattern there...if every player matches Premiere Pro except Apple's, maybe there's nothing wrong with the Premiere Pro H.264 output at all. Maybe it's a problem with playback in QuickTime Player or the QuickTime component (there's something called the QuickTime Gamma Bug that turned up when I was searching on Google, but I don't know how closely this is related). If so, that means the H.264 output file you're worried about is actually just fine.
As a result, I've started to use VLC to evaluate exported footage. (I was using QuickTime Player before.)
That's why I'm curious what you were using to view your exported clip, if it's consistent with what I found, and if others can reproduce the same results. Have you test uploaded that file to your online video host, and does it still look wrong when played back there?
By the way, I don't think a calibrated monitor is absolutely critical for this specific issue, because if you are viewing the same footage in two windows on the same monitor, they should look the same (assuming the windows are being rendered the same way). Because an uncalibrated monitor wouldn't alter just one window. If the monitor was a bit off, you should still be able to do a valid side-by-side comparison because both windows on that monitor should be off by the same amount. It just wouldn't be able to show you whether you're looking at good colors in the first place.

H264 encoded flv doesn't work

I put the h264 packets into flv file with the flv file format in video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf. I used CodecID=7(AVC) and filled video data with h264 encoded packet. But it doesn't work. The codec lib is x264 with CABAC enctropy.
The test.flv file in attachment is what I created using x264. Below is the media infomation about test.flv.
Could someone help me? Thanks very much.

First of all you can't use h264 in an flv, Flash Video files encoded with the H264 codec must have the ending (mov, mp4 or F4V)
Those need to be preparated as Adobe recommends, best choice is to use the Adobe Media Encoder or an Adobe editing tool that outputs a proper h264 file.

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