Action! Recording Settings no 1080p mp4

[WagsFTW]

Hello all, have a question on Action! recorder. When I open up the program, and choose Video recording for games and applications, I notice that if I choose the mp4 file output, the highest resolution it allows me to set for the video size is 720p. The 1080p option is greyed out and not available. If I choose the avi file output, I can then choose 1080p. After some additional research on the forums here and google, I have come to the conclusion that my processor must support Intel quci sync technology. I have followed the tutorial here http://mirillis.com/en/products/tutoria ... ktops.html and checked with the intel site regarding my particular chip here http://ark.intel.com/products/77780/Int ... o-3_90-GHz If I filter for the chips that support Intel quick sync, my chip does not come up on the list. I use an Evga Nvidia GeForce 780 Ti graphics card as well. Is there any other way around this, or am I missing something that's not listed because of the processor being a newer one etc? I really love Action! but will be forced to use another program if I can't get it to record in 1080p with mp4. I do not want to use avi. Thanks for reading and looking forward to hearing a possible solution.

[Cauptain]

Action support Nvidia CUDA MP4 output 1080p.

Select this in "Export Settings" tab.



Claudio

[radi]

Your chipset should also support Integrated Graphics to fully use Intel Quick Sync real-time encoding.

[WagsFTW]

Action support Nvidia CUDA MP4 output 1080p.

Select this in "Export Settings" tab.



Claudio

I have it already set to Nvidia Cuda. Still won't work. The motherboard that I use is Asus Rampage IV Black Edition. Intel 4930k i-7 proc, and EVGA Nvidia GeForce 780 Ti Superclocked Gpu.

Just received this from the tech support @ Mirillis:

unfortunately your motherboard chipset does not support Integrated Graphics feature which is necessary to use Intel Quick Sync for real-time encoding. Currently we are working on new Action! version which will support Kepler architecture for real-time video encoding. This should solve your problem with not being able to record in 1080p.

Thank you for taking the time to try to help. Hopefully this update can come soon!