I always have CUDA turned on and have not experimented with it turned off, I notice a grain in the result file even if I make a file of the same type, quality and FPS of the source file.
I shall try quality with CUDA off.
Can't get VS Pro X4 to recognise my CUDA card?
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Re: Can't get VS Pro X4 to recognise my CUDA card?
Interesting you should say that about artifacts when rendering using CUDA...could you expand in the type of artifacts please.
I always have CUDA turned on and have not experimented with it turned off, I notice a grain in the result file even if I make a file of the same type, quality and FPS of the source file.
I shall try quality with CUDA off.
I always have CUDA turned on and have not experimented with it turned off, I notice a grain in the result file even if I make a file of the same type, quality and FPS of the source file.
I shall try quality with CUDA off.