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I want to know if it is normal for the CloneBd video acceleration settings to revert to "no accelaration" after being set to CUDA for transcode and encode. I find that every time I open CloneBD the acceleration settings have been set to " no acceleration" but highest quality remains set. Is there anyway of getting the settings to remain set to CUDA
 

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antipodes said:
I want to know if it is normal for the CloneBd video acceleration settings to revert to "no accelaration" after being set to CUDA for transcode and encode. I find that every time I open CloneBD the acceleration settings have been set to " no acceleration" but highest quality remains set. Is there anyway of getting the settings to remain set to CUDA
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According to a log file of yours I found in another thread, you have a GTX 1080? But also some parallels environment?
CloneBD will reset that setting only, when the check (at startup) reveals no hw-acceleration.
When it's greyed out in the settings dialog, the same situation applies: hardware acceleration couldn't be initialized.

When that happens, check the link Ch3vr0n supplied - run "drone.nvidia -supportedcodecs" as mentioned there. What does it show?
 
Pete said:
According to a log file of yours I found in another thread, you have a GTX 1080? But also some parallels environment?
CloneBD will reset that setting only, when the check (at startup) reveals no hw-acceleration.
When it's greyed out in the settings dialog, the same situation applies: hardware acceleration couldn't be initialized.

When that happens, check the link Ch3vr0n supplied - run "drone.nvidia -supportedcodecs" as mentioned there. What does it show?
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Firstly thanks to Pete and Ch3vr0n for their help. Secondly following the latest CloneBD update the acceleration settings are back to what they should be. I am attaching a CloneBD logfile and two screen shots. Unfortunately I can only send one screen shot. My GPU is a Nvidia GTX1080.
 

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antipodes said:
Firstly thanks to Pete and Ch3vr0n for their help. Secondly following the latest CloneBD update the acceleration settings are back to what they should be. I am attaching a CloneBD logfile and two screen shots. Unfortunately I can only send one screen shot. My GPU is a Nvidia GTX1080.
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Hmm. not much info there, obviously at that moment, CUDA was detected fine with that one screen shot, so there's nothing to learn.
And the log file says you have a "Parallels Display Adapter (WDDM)" - can'*t say what good the parallels virtualization is at passing through the acceleration.
Also I can't see whether it would work, because you were doing a copy without compression, so CloneBD didn't even try to use hw acceleration.
 
Pete said:
Hmm. not much info there, obviously at that moment, CUDA was detected fine with that one screen shot, so there's nothing to learn.
And the log file says you have a "Parallels Display Adapter (WDDM)" - can'*t say what good the parallels virtualization is at passing through the acceleration.
Also I can't see whether it would work, because you were doing a copy without compression, so CloneBD didn't even try to use hw acceleration.
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@Pete I am a computer illiterate I don't know what a Parallels Display Adaptor is! Regarding your comment "doing a copy without compression" the logfile I created was based on a partial copy and was created because CloneBd crashes when I try to make a partial copy of Pulp Fiction. I am surprised that it shows up as uncompressed in the log file. I am attaching the second screenshot I referred to earlier. I am also enclosing CloneBD log file which I know to be for a partial copy.

Anyway I assume the settings issue has been resolved
 

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Parallells is windows emulation software for Mac, to allow running of windows from within Mac. Unlike bootcamp which is for dual booting. The display adapter is probably what sits between the VM and the Mac host and that provides the gfx.

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Ch3vr0n said:
Parallells is windows emulation software for Mac, to allow running of windows from within Mac. Unlike bootcamp which is for dual booting. The display adapter is probably what sits between the VM and the Mac host and that provides the gfx.

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thanks I have never used MAC and I an using Windowss 10 Pro
 
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