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We are proud to announce that new Action! 1.11.0 is now available introducing
direct video recording to MP4 (H.264/AVC) format with Intel Quick Sync Video acceleration!
http://mirillis.com/en/products/action.html

Full change list:
* NEW FEATURE: Direct video recording to MP4 (H.264/AVC) format using Intel® Quick Sync Video hardware acceleration technology (max FullHD 60p!)
* NEW FEATURE: Direct video recording to MP4 (H.264/AVC) format using software encoding (max 480p)
* Improved MP4 muxing performance
* Maximum YouTube HD profile bitrate increased to 14Mbps
* Added option to enable/disable file splitting when exporting to YouTube (with parts duration settings)
* Added exclude list (possibility to block Action! from monitoring selected applications)
* "Hide HUD on Action! startup" option added
* Stability improvements
New tutorials:

Adding processes / applications to Action! exclude list:
http://mirillis.com/en/products/tutoria ... -list.html

Setup Intel Quick Sync Video on desktop PC with NVIDIA or AMD card installed:
http://mirillis.com/en/products/tutoria ... s.html#top

Setup Intel Quick Sync on PC with NVIDIA Optimus technology:
http://mirillis.com/en/products/tutoria ... setup.html

After I upgraded from 1.10.0 to 1.11.0 I do not see the MP4 1080p option. Only 480p is available. See figure.

"It states on the change log post * NEW FEATURE: Direct video recording to MP4 (max FullHD 60p!)".

Legend: Full HD = 1080p

ObserverJLin wrote:After I upgraded from 1.10.0 to 1.11.0 I do not see the MP4 1080p option. Only 480p is available. See figure.
"It states on the change log post * NEW FEATURE: Direct video recording to MP4 (max FullHD 60p!)".
Legend: Full HD = 1080p

Hi, HD video recording to mp4 format requires Intel Quick Sync Video technology.
Unfortunately you have (i7-3930k) CPU model without Intel HD graphics card and this means no support for Intel Quick Sync Video.

Please see: http://ark.intel.com/products/family/59136

Nice, but try to make basic things better, and more advanced (like new codec etc) make later. For example there is still no custom FPS. I didn't tested, but Premiere Pro is now working with multitrack audio? I see small steps into streaming.

Just to be sure, about Intel Quick Sync Video - any chance to make it work with proper CPU (i5-2500K), but motherboard not supporting IGP (P67 chipset)?

For 99% no.

lcf wrote:Just to be sure, about Intel Quick Sync Video - any chance to make it work with proper CPU (i5-2500K), but motherboard not supporting IGP (P67 chipset)?

No. On motherboards with the P67 chipset - integrated graphics disabled!

damn it xD
I have the CPU for that, but neither 2 monitors nor 2 cables Damn you samsung 2233rz

nmalevic wrote:

lcf wrote:Just to be sure, about Intel Quick Sync Video - any chance to make it work with proper CPU (i5-2500K), but motherboard not supporting IGP (P67 chipset)?

No. On motherboards with the P67 chipset - integrated graphics disabled!

I understand that with no support in chipset I won't be able to produce output on monitor. But using GPU part of processor for accelerating computations (not for producing video output) should be possible (if supported by OpenCL driver, for example).


PS To moderator: this gets a bit off-topic, so feel free to move this discussion to separate thread.

The quick sync is placed in graphic part.