Systems based on Windows 10 / Server 2016 and 6th generation CPU (Skylake) or newer can allocate 50% of system memory to GPU and thereby removing or reducing this bottleneck.Ħth generation Intel CPUs does provide hardware accelerated decoding of H.265, so the performance is comparable with H.264 for these versions of CPU. GPU memory allocation is often the bottleneck with older versions (typical limit is between 0.5 GB and 1.7 GB). Now, scroll down a little bit, and you will find Click on Graphics. The display settings window in Settings should open. Turn on your device and right-click on the display. The OS version of the recording server and CPU generation may impact performance of hardware accelerated video motion detection. Follow these steps below to enable hardware acceleration on Windows 11. DEBUG – Configured decoding: Automatic: Actual decoding: Intel/NVIDIA Set level to Debug and diagnostics is logged to the DeviceHandling.log. To see if video motion detection is hardware accelerated for a specific camera, enable logging on the recoding server log file. To find the compute capability version of your NVIDIA product, visit the NVIDIA website ( ). For NVIDIA, you can choose VDPAU video decoder explicitely.
Of course, you must enable hardware acceleration in VLC > Tools > Preferences (Simple) > Input / Codecs > Hardware-acceleration decoding Auto.
#Nvidia enable hardware acceleration drivers#
Hardware accelerated video decoding for motion detection using NVIDIA GPUs requires compute capability version 6.x (Pascal) or newer. Go to Additional drivers tab, check NVIDIA binary driver and Apply the changes. NVIDIA products have different compute capabilities. Milestone does not recommend the use of Scalable Link Interface (SLI) configuration of your NVIDIA display adapters. If the load is too high, you can add GPU resources to your recording server by installing multiple NVIDIA display adapters. In the System Monitor node you can verify if the current motion analysis load on the NVIDIA GPU resources is within the specified limits from the System Monitor Thresholds node. The load balancing between the different resources is done automatically.
Hardware accelerated video decoding for motion detection uses GPU resources on: On the Motion tab, under Hardware acceleration select Automatic to enable hardware acceleration or select Off to disable the setting.Select the relevant camera in the Overview pane. Go to Additional drivers tab, check NVIDIA binary driver and Apply the changes.In the Site Navigation pane, select Devices.To enable or disable hardware acceleration This will reduce the CPU load during video motion analysis and improve the general performance of the recording server. The recording server is using GPU resources if they are available. Automatic hardware accelerated video decoding for motion detection is the default setting when you add a camera.
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