The article above talks about Hardware-accelerated HEVC 10-bit decoding with a 7th-generation Intel Core (Kabylake, 2016) or newer. But for hardware-accelerated encoding it only talks about h264.
Is it possible, or will it be possible to encode dvr/live tv in HEVC using intel qsv? I have a i7 kaby lake processor and when I use intel qsv 265 encoding in handbrake it is great quality in remarkably fast speed.
this is for when Plex is transcoding the content right? If so, while I donât know what the answer is, effort might be better spent in finding a configuration that allows your HEVC content to be DirectPlay-ed instead of Hardware Accelerated transcoded. This might not be feasibly in all situations. I have a 4K HEVC piece of content that I use as âreferenceâ for my setup that I can DirectPlay on my Shield and as of recently on my LG TV (running the built in Plex app). At least I know that if I use MCEBuddy to convert any 4K content I might get to the following specs, I donât have to worry about transcoding (hardware or otherwise)
I can directplay my HEVC files, I am trying to convert the files my HDHOMERUN (which is connected to plex dvr) creates into HVEC so they can be more easily streamed. It appears you can enable plex to automatically convert to h264 on the fly as it records but it doesnât mention h265.
Even if Plex doesnât support it in their default transcode option you could write a simple script to post process the output from the DVR and use ffmpeg to encode it to hevc. I believe ffmpeg does support quicksync HW and Plex certainly allows you to add a âPostprocessing Scriptâ under the DVR settings.