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The latest Intel drivers aren't available for intel 2000 or 3000 so I assume vlc won't support these? I noticed the latest version is 10 while the latest version for sandy Bridge is 9

C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\Media SDK 2013 R2\tools\mediasdk_sys_analyzer\win32

Try running that and let me know what comes up. It should tell you if HW encoding is working or not.

I'm still having issues with this. I get the feeling that VLC requires HW 1.6 and above for encoding.(intel hd 4000) I assume you are using an intel HD 3000? or below?

As said above, the qsv is not in the nightly builds.

yeah you are correct it seems libqsv_plugin.dll was left over from my 2.1.0 release, sorry.

Hardware encoding seems broken on VLC atm, Ticking the software box in qsv menu seems to work.

as of vlc-2.1.1-20131011-0202 qsv is back and streaming is working (unlike 2.1.0 above) however no video when set to venc=qsv :cry: :cry: :cry: main debug: looking for encoder module matching "qsv": 17 candidates main debug: Buffering 51% qsv error: No hardware implementation found and sof...

What problems?

I made a video that shows my stream not working on 2.1.0 (qsv disabled, qsv supported) while working fine on 2.2.0 (qsv not supported)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SmVWE2lrK8

Use the RELEASE, as I said.

Release version has problems with QSV encoding/streaming hence I was inquiring about nightlies. From your response it seems like QSV not being included NB is just temporary. So I'll keep checking from time to time.

QSV settings menu is not in any of the latest 32bit builds. up to vlc-2.2.0-git-20130929-1457, Can you confirm?

As far as I know there was problems with QSV (Quick Sync) in 2.1 according to this thread : https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=113579 and now it appears to be removed from the latest builds. Is this just a temporary thing? This is a feature I am most looking forward to as it means I...