It fails in MPC-HC using both DXVA2 native and NVDec HW but not when HW is turned off. So it's not solely an NVDec issue. Some coding parameter must be exceeding HW limits. You'll need to try to identify which parameter is causing it. I am not sufficiently familiar with x265 to speculate on that.
Another possibility is that there is an actual corruption in the stream and the software decoder has better error recovery. Does this happen with all streams encoded with those settings?
It was encoded using the newer x265 3.6, if I use the old 3.5 build with the same settings the output plays perfectly, probably a bug in the newer build, thanks I will try to report it.
It was encoded using the newer x265 3.6, if I use the old 3.5 build with the same settings the output plays perfectly, probably a bug in the newer build, thanks I will try to report it.
I will keep using 3.5 for the time being.
Hi.
Which 3.6 build are you using? Am using 3.6+35 from http://msystem.waw.pl/x265/ myself, and haven't seen any issues with encodes. Could have missed it of course.