Yes, there it is, and like Atak said (above post). RipBot, Windows and all other software are latest versions, as is motherboard bios (Gigabyte Aorus B550 Pro V2)Īvisynth+ is 3.7.0 and the Nvidia software is The machine is dual boot and the same problem whether I run on Win 11 current version or latest insider release (dev channel). No change from above, if EncodingServer.exe tries to run then RipBot will hang. So, there must be something you need to re install, as your RipBot work OK with W10, so just check, are you using the latest build of RipBot ?, maybe a newer build of Avisynth, or VC_redist.圆4.
RIPBOT264 NVIDIA H265 UPGRADE
I ran RipBot with a very early Beta build of W11, with no issues at all, however, W11 itself started to piss me off, so I went back to W10.īut I am about to upgrade one PC to "proper" W11 in the next day or so, so hopefully there'll be no problem's. Otherwise when run in local mode ripbot264 works as expected, other then the failure to close fully on exit. EncodingServer loads normally in safe mode. Trying compatibility mode did not help (tried 8 and 7, there is no Windows 10 mode). (2) EncodingServer no longer works, I can see it in Task Manager, but there is no gui and trying to run in distributed mode does not work - no connections are made. (1) ripbot264 no longer closes cleanly - it continues to be visible in task manager as 'not responding'. I have recently migrated to Windows 11 (from Win 10 Pro 64 bit).
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