I analyzed with Windows-taskmanager and found, that an already started process everything.exe (a fast NTFS-searchtool, see ) blocked EncodingServer.exe. It blocked also RipBot264.exe, when I tried to exit Ripbot264.exe. I have 4 PCs (3x Win10 Pro and 1x Win7) and only one of my Win10-PCs had this problem.ĮncodingServer.exe was started, the process existed, but no GUI/Window was displayed. And the problem existed also with 1.14.0. I had the same problem when EncodingServer.exe changed from 1.12.6 to 1.13.0. Tried additional reboots with no success so I rolled back to 1.12.5.0 and it works fine.

It was working just fine until I rebooted the machine and now the process just hangs. I am not sure what happened, but the latest Encoding Server will no longer open on my 9900K. Oh, and add mdegrain* to the advanced setting 'Limit to the following filters only' But I'm sure, someone down the line, will ask for 4+ I really think only mdegrain2-3 is necessary. Normal denoising for most content I choose 150-200. Super heavy noise such as in Blade Runner 4K, I choose 600. I'm almost always having to change the thSAD value anytime I choose to use mdegrain.

If toggle arrows, change the amount by increments of 25. If possible, can you change the denoiser to allow selecting mdegrain, then the toggle arrows to select mdegrain1-6 (if using 2.7) and defaulting to mdegrain2 and adding the toggle arrows or a input box for the thSAD= parameter with a default of 200. Maybe it would be best to HQDN3D out since it is not 10bit (from my understanding) and just add mdegrain3 as you will not have to add any other tools, and just change the options generated in the video script.Īctually, that sounds like a good idea to me. Can the HQDN3D denoiser be added back? Only one of my four encoding machines even has a video card that can do OpenCL.

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