Bandicam unable to initialise codec - Intel Quicksync
Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2018 4:49 pm
Hi guys,
I don't really have "proof" yet, but I have noticed that eversince using Bandicam 4.1.4, Intel quicksync seems to error out more and more often. Sometimes it'll work... sometimes it just utterly fails with "Unable to initialize codec" message.
This is with HEVC encoding, and whether CBR or VBR rates does not matter.
I have tried updating to latest Intel HD Graphics drivers, and the problem still occurs.
Have also tried using H264 Intel Quicksync, same kind of results - sometimes it works, sometimes it fails with the same message.
Anyone else noticed this too?
Don't worry, as a workaround, I use nvidia H264/HEVC to record my gameplays. Not really a deal breaker, just that I would prefer to offload the encoding to the Intel GPU chip on the systemboard instead of using the same GPU to record as the one I'm playing games with.
Update: Going back to Bandicam 4.1.3 seems to have "fixed" this problem. So I guess there really is a problem with 4.1.4
I don't really have "proof" yet, but I have noticed that eversince using Bandicam 4.1.4, Intel quicksync seems to error out more and more often. Sometimes it'll work... sometimes it just utterly fails with "Unable to initialize codec" message.
This is with HEVC encoding, and whether CBR or VBR rates does not matter.
I have tried updating to latest Intel HD Graphics drivers, and the problem still occurs.
Have also tried using H264 Intel Quicksync, same kind of results - sometimes it works, sometimes it fails with the same message.
Anyone else noticed this too?
Don't worry, as a workaround, I use nvidia H264/HEVC to record my gameplays. Not really a deal breaker, just that I would prefer to offload the encoding to the Intel GPU chip on the systemboard instead of using the same GPU to record as the one I'm playing games with.
Update: Going back to Bandicam 4.1.3 seems to have "fixed" this problem. So I guess there really is a problem with 4.1.4