~/Development/ffmpeg_build $ sudo ldconfig ~/Development/ffmpeg_build $ sudo make install Nvresize V->N GPU accelerated video resizer. nvenc_h264 NVIDIA NVENC h264 encoder (codec h264)Ĭheck that FFmpeg has the NVRESIZE video filter. nvenc NVIDIA NVENC h264 encoder (codec h264) libx264rgb libx264 H.264 / AVC / MPEG-4 AVC / MPEG-4 part 10 RGB (codec h264) We can filter the list down to h.264 encoders with “grepĢ64”. If NVENC and libx264 built properly you should get ~/Development/ffmpeg_build $ make -j 4Ĭheck that FFmpeg works. ffmpeg/configure -enable-nonfree \īuild FFmpeg. ffmpeg_NVIDIA_gpu_acceleration.patchĬonfigure FFmpeg with NVENC, NVRESIZE and x264 support. ~/Development/ $ wget Īpply the NVIDIA acceleration patch. ~/Development/ $ git clone git:///ffmpeg.gitĭownload the NVIDIA acceleration.
Get x264 ~/Development $ git clone git:///x264.gitĬonfigure x264 ~/Development/x264 $. ~/Development/ $ unzip cudautils.zipīuild the CUDA utility. ~/Development/ $ wget Ĭopy the CUDA utility to ~/Development/. Download and install a light-weight library to communicate with the CUDA display driver.
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