Having tested some GPU+NVENC x.264 encoding successfully on AWS I am now testing with Google Cloud Compute (Tesla P100 GPU running Windows Svr 2016)
It doesn't looks like NVENC is working, has anyone achieved this with windows? or have any pointers?
Having tested some GPU+NVENC x.264 encoding successfully on AWS I am now testing with Google Cloud Compute (Tesla P100 GPU running Windows Svr 2016)
It doesn't looks like NVENC is working, has anyone achieved this with windows? or have any pointers?
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I had trouble getting the P100 instances working on unbuntu GCP VMs. I finally tried updating the driver to the 390 series and it worked(!!)
For ubuntu, the process to update the driver is
sudo apt-get -y purge nvidia* sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers sudo apt-get -y update sudo apt-get -y install nvidia-390Perhaps this is the issue in the windows VMs too.
(I did not have this problem with the K80 VMs)