radi wrote:Thank you for your feedback. Could you please send this feedback to support@mirillis.com. They will provide all the information to our developers.

Just submitted to support.

Okay, I continued to dig more on this problem and it seems that Action! does not like SLI. I disabled SLI in the NVIDIA Control Panel, loaded Action! and was able to export an AVI video using the hardware encoding with NVIDIA NVENC. I also tried to create an entry for Action! in the NVIDIA Control P...

I have been doing more experimenting with Action! to see what else I can figure out about this problem. If I try to record a video using File Format: MP4 (NVIDIA NVENC) or if I try to export a video with the Use hardware acceleration for video encoding check boxed on NVIDIA NVENC, the app just locks...

OS: Windows 10 Professional 64-bit Video Card: EVGA Titan X HC (x2 in SLI) CPU brand and model: Intel Core i7 4960X Memory: 32 GB Monitor Resolution: 4096x2160 Video Editor: None Game Problem: Any Game Video Type: AVI This has been a problem for me since before version 1.29. To try and remedy this, ...

Still no answer to this from Mirillis??

No. If you read here on the features page for Action!, under Video Resolution it states that it only supports up to 3840x2160.

https://mirillis.com/en/products/action_features.html

Will native 4k support be coming for Action!? My PC runs at 4096x2160 and I wish I could record at this level. When I try using Action! to record, the video does not come out right since action is just recording it at 3840 X 2160. Is there any plan to support native 4k in upcoming software updates? ...

OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit Video Card: NVIDIA / EVGA GTX580 4-Way SLI Memory: 32 GB Monitor Resolution: 2560x1600 Video Editor: Vegas 13 & Adobe CS6 Game Problem: None Video Type: AVI Hello all, I have been using Action! for years now and I have never encountered the problem I am currently having. I'm r...

Hello, I have been using Action! a long time now. I have never had this problem before and I'm not sure if it's the latest version of Action! or possibly the latest NVIDIA drivers (or both) that could be causing this problem. Under Export Settings, the check box and drop down menu for "Use hardware ...