Looks good enough to me

Gun is a beast

yeah love that gun mate, I like the software and the recording, just a shame on our hardware we are limited to 1080p recording.

I would hope that would change as time goes on.

queamin said:

I would hope that would change as time goes on.

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Doubt it sadly, its hardware limitation

VCE 1.0
As of April 2014, there are two versions of VCE.[1] Version 1.0 supports H.264 YUV420 (I & P frames), H.264 SVC Temporal Encode VCE, and Display Encode Mode (DEM).

It can be found on

Piledriver-based
Trinity APUs (Ax - 5xxx, e.g. A10-5800K)
Richland APUs (Ax - 6xxx, e.g. A10-6800K)
GPUs of the Southern-Island-Generation (GCN 1.0: CAYMAN, ARUBA (Trinity/Richland), CAPE VERDE, PITCAIRN, TAHITI, OLAND). These are
Radeon HD7700 series (HD 7790 (VCE 2.0))
Radeon HD7800 series
Radeon HD7900 series
Radeon HD8570 to 8990 (HD 8770 (VCE 2.0))
Radeon R5 240 / R7 240 / R7 250 / R7 250E / R7 250X / R7 265 / R9 270 / R9 270X / R9 280 / R9 280X
Radeon R5 330 / R5 340 / R7 340 / R7 350 / R7 370 / R9 370 / R9 370X
Mobile Radeon HD 77x0M to HD 7970M
Mobile Radeon HD 8000-Series
Mobile Radeon Rx M2xx Series (R9 M280X: VCE 2.0, R9 M295X: VCE 3.0)
Mobile Radeon R5 M330 to Radeon R9 M380 and Radeon R9 M390
FirePro Cards with 1st Generation GCN (GCN 1.0)

VCE 2.0
Compared to the first version, VCE 2.0 adds H.264 YUV444 (I-Frames), B-frames for H.264 YUV420, and improvements to the DEM (Display Encode Mode), which results in a better encoding quality.

It can be found on

Steamroller-based
Kaveri APUs (Ax - 7xxx, e.g. A10-7850K)
Godavari APUs (Ax - 7xxx e.g. A10-7890K)
Jaguar-based
Kabini APUs (e.g. Athlon 5350, Sempron 2650)
Temash APUs (e.g. A6-1450, A4-1200)
Puma-based
Beema and Mullins
GPUs of the Sea-Islands-Generation as well Bonaire or Hawaii GPUs (2nd generation Graphics Core Next GCN 1.1), such as
Radeon HD 7790 / HD 8770
Radeon R7 260 / R7 260X / R9 290 / R9 290X / R9 295X2
Radeon R7 360 / R9 360 / R9 390 / R9 390X
Mobile Radeon R9 M280X
Mobile Radeon R9 M385 / R9 M385X
Mobile Radeon R9 M470 / R9 M470X
FirePro-Cards with second Generation GCN 1.1

VCE 3.0
Video Coding Engine 3.0 (VCE 3.0) technology features a new high-quality video scaling.,[7] and will also support for High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC, H.265,[8] but As of May 2015, there are no announcements about VP9 video codec support.[9][10][11]

It, together with UVD 6.0, can be found on 3rd generation of Graphics Core Next (GCN 1.2) with "Tonga", "Fiji", "Iceland", and "Carrizo" (VCE 3.1) based graphics controller hardware, which is now used AMD Radeon Rx 300 Series (Pirate Islands GPU family) and VCE 3.4 by actual AMD Radeon Rx 400 Series (Arctic Islands GPU family).

Tonga: Radeon R9 285, Radeon R9 380, Radeon R9 380X / Mobile Radeon R9 M390X / R9 M395 / R9 M395X / Radeon R9 M485X /
Tonga XT: FirePro W7100 / S7100X / S7150 / S7150 X2 /
Fiji: Radeon R9 Fury / R9 Fury X / R9 Nano / Radeon Pro Duo / FirePro S9300 / W7170M
Polaris: RX 460 / 470 / 480

Some fast paced recording test Dirt 3

shankly1985 said:

Whats in Beta??
I do agree though AMD have tried and failed massively with Raptr they was too meny issue with that software.

Its great news for us all though because now like you said Nvidia need to answer back now and give there users what they been asking for etc
In the end we all win

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shankly1985 said:

16.12.1 is WHQL Bru not Beta

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Disclaimer
(1) Compatible with desktop discrete AMD Radeon™ GCN and Radeon RX 400 Series enabled products with at least 2GB of VRAM, AMD VCE Support and Windows® 7/8.1/10 64 bit operating systems. Radeon ReLive is currently considered "as-is" beta level support for 32 bit operating systems.

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Taken from the Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition 16.12.1 Release Notes

So as I said, looks like they are on to a winner even though 'some' features are still in beta.

bru said:

Taken from the Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition 16.12.1 Release Notes

So as I said, looks like they are on to a winner even though 'some' features are still in beta.

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Ok so we both right and wrong beta only for 32bit OS

The Frame delivery system they using sounds a lot like Nvidia FastSync, i'll be testing Chill tonight I think

Radeon chill certainly sounds interesting, it could be a great way to keep temps down and help reduce power consumption, without affecting the end user experience.

I can imagine in a few generations time this sort of tech will be standard for both sides and it will just be considered in a similar vein to how the GPU's throttle down when not being used too hard.

Kudos to AMD for thinking of this one, it has the potential to be of great benefit to us all.

I've had to uninstall this latest driver, it's very unstable for my rig, I initially thought it was MSI AB conflicting causing the lockups and artifacts, but after removing that and testing for a day, I can now say these new drivers are 100% the culprit. Now, whether or not the issue here is my crossfire on the latest drivers I've no idea, but one thing I can say, since 2pm this afternoon I've not had 1 single crash, error or complete system lock up. Previously I'vr had maybe a dozen or so since last night, some times in games, some times on desktop.

I'll put in a bug report now I know with 100% certainty it's the drivers for me that are causing the system instability.

I've only tried 3 or 4 games since installing Relive but it's all good here, I don't use Afterburner but it is installed so I booted that up and that was fine too so I switched it back off and carried on, I may try benching at 1130+ later and see what happens.

So does this take over the DVR style recording from raptr? Would love to get rid of that .

Mynight said:

So does this take over the DVR style recording from raptr? Would love to get rid of that .

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Replaces it completely

this is 16.12.1?
its telling me i should upgrade to it

I fixed my audio slowdown in ReLive, was told to try 48hz in sound settings and it works now (was set to 96k).. also my 480 seems to be recording 3840x2160/30fps fine even though it says..

'Your current settings may not be supported by your hardware. More optimal settings will be used automatically while recording.'

Im guessing that means having it set to 60 isnt gona work lol


Still not happy about the saturation/contrast/brightness sliders gone.

Installed and working great for me.

Only two things with the recording I would like to see. Saving the temp instant replay recording to ram, and only writing it to file when you use the hotkey, same as obs does with it's buffer replay.

Game only. So it doesn't record the steam overlay, chat boxes etc or is this possible and I missed the option?

MyBrains said:

Still not happy about the saturation/contrast/brightness sliders gone.

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yeh that should be at the front too where my crazy aunt can find it
a plus for tv's there

i just updated, new installer is slick

ReLive makes all of my screens flash and lag like crazy.

Here is a video of the game recording, the ReLive overlay keeps flickering and in time with the flickers all 3 of my screens freeze for a spit second.


Only way to stop it is to disable ReLive altogether.

EDIT: Found the issue, ReLive doesn't like F.lux

Radeon Chill looks like a very good idea.